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Natural Health Care
717-701-1257
Massage Therapy
For anyone who has been keeping their eyes on my site, you might have
been surprised that this would be such a late page in its progress. Even I
am surprised at how long it has taken me to sit down and write about the
basic part of what I do. But, as I sit here, I'm realizing why massage
therapy is so hard for me to write about using words. For almost 12
years, massage has been the the broth in my stew of professional life.
Even before my certification, I touched hundreds of people in college and
in high school - hundreds of people experiencing stress.
When it comes right down to it, we are all in a constant struggle against
the stresses of life. Stress is the cause of more that 60% of all disease -
and that is a very conservative figure!
When I went off to massage school, my Aunt Linda, I love her dearly, told
me that I could do much better -, that I was "too smart to just spend my
time and talents learning to rub people's butts". I went off and did it
anyway, despite the reactions of those around me.
I learned the science behind my passion and talent. I learned the
techniques necessary to accomplish more than just "rubbing people's
butts". And I learned a lot about me.
Touch is such a primitive and basic need for all people - even those who
dislike being touched. There have been studies that were done in a lab
with monkeys and Clothes hangers. One clothes hanger was uncovered
and placed next to the food for these young monkeys. Another clothes
hanger was placed in a corner by itself, covered by a blankie. The
monkeys would go to the food a few times a day, but they spent the rest
of the time cuddled up to the blankie covered clothes hanger as it
represented to them, a mother's touch.
Studies in Hospitals with preemies also show, that the babies who are
held and caressed not only survive better than their counterparts - they
Thrive!
So, Touch is important. In our touch starved society, where stress is a
constant, can you not see a direct relationship with the need for
massage?
As for those who dislike touch - I was one of them. No, I was not Autistic,
or traumatised, but, I did have a strong dislike for people entering my
personal space. I recognized it, and I dealt with it. I still don't like a mild
massage - I like a Deep Tissue massage or energy work, so there are
many therapists and many styles of massage to choose from. The
importance is in doing it.
For anyone who has been keeping their eyes on my site, you might have
been surprised that this would be such a late page in its progress. Even I
am surprised at how long it has taken me to sit down and write about the
basic part of what I do. But, as I sit here, I'm realizing why massage
therapy is so hard for me to write about using words. For almost 12
years, massage has been the the broth in my stew of professional life.
Even before my certification, I touched hundreds of people in college and
in high school - hundreds of people experiencing stress.
When it comes right down to it, we are all in a constant struggle against
the stresses of life. Stress is the cause of more that 60% of all disease -
and that is a very conservative figure!
When I went off to massage school, my Aunt Linda, I love her dearly, told
me that I could do much better -, that I was "too smart to just spend my
time and talents learning to rub people's butts". I went off and did it
anyway, despite the reactions of those around me.
I learned the science behind my passion and talent. I learned the
techniques necessary to accomplish more than just "rubbing people's
butts". And I learned a lot about me.
Touch is such a primitive and basic need for all people - even those who
dislike being touched. There have been studies that were done in a lab
with monkeys and Clothes hangers. One clothes hanger was uncovered
and placed next to the food for these young monkeys. Another clothes
hanger was placed in a corner by itself, covered by a blankie. The
monkeys would go to the food a few times a day, but they spent the rest
of the time cuddled up to the blankie covered clothes hanger as it
represented to them, a mother's touch.
Studies in Hospitals with preemies also show, that the babies who are
held and caressed not only survive better than their counterparts - they
Thrive!
So, Touch is important. In our touch starved society, where stress is a
constant, can you not see a direct relationship with the need for
massage?
As for those who dislike touch - I was one of them. No, I was not Autistic,
or traumatised, but, I did have a strong dislike for people entering my
personal space. I recognized it, and I dealt with it. I still don't like a mild
massage - I like a Deep Tissue massage or energy work, so there are
many therapists and many styles of massage to choose from. The
importance is in doing it.
Solay Pain Relief Therapy Pillows
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Pain is a thing of the past with Solay Wellness therapy pillows. Using the medically accepted method of cold therapy, you can reduce swelling and pain without the help of pharmaceutical drugs. If you’re sore, stiff or experiencing joint pain, then switch to heat therapy. Comes in three sizes for your ears, eyes, neck, shoulders, back and legs. Safe and natural, experience soothing relief for the whole family.
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