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Kyo and Jitsu in Zen Shiatsu Massage Therapy
Although the diagnostic system of Kyo and Jitsu is attributed to Sensei Masunaga — the creator of Zen Shiatsu — it’s basically an implem [ ... ]

Dynamic Massage Therapy | Pulsing, Rocking, and Harmonics
Dynamic Massage therapy, Harmonics, or Rocking Massage is based on gentle rocking, and repetitive, harmonic movements, stretches, and traction of diff [ ... ]

Osteopathic Massage Therapy | What You Need to Know
Osteopathy focuses on hands-on physical manipulation of the body’s muscle tissues, nerves, joints, and bones. It shares a lot with massage thera [ ... ]

Hara Abdominal Diagnosis in Japanese Traditional Medicine
Hara Abdominal Diagnosis (also called Fukushin or Harashin) has its roots in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Although it’s not any longer much u [ ... ]

What Is Aston Patterning? | Aims and Health Benefits
Aston-Patterning is a comprehensive system of bodywork, movement, fitness coaching and ergonomics. The work was developed by Judith Aston in 1977. Goa [ ... ]

Holistic Pulsing | Rocking, Stretching, and Dynamic Movements
Holistic Pulsing is a massage treatment modality developed in the 1980s by Tovi Browning, an Osteopath and Naturopath. The treatment draws from Osteop [ ... ]

Electronic Massage Devices | Automated Massage Therapy
In the past decades, electronic massages have sharply risen in popularity, and today a broad range of equipment can be purchased that performs automat [ ... ]

Bonnie Prudden Myotherapy Explained
Bonnie Prudden (1914 – 2011) was an American physical fitness pioneer, expert rock climber and mountaineer. She developed her Myotherapy system in 1 [ ... ]

What Is Budzek Medical Massage Therapy?
The Budzek Medical Massage was created by Jeffrey Budzeky. The massage aims at relieving acute and chronic pains that result from muscle, nerve, and j [ ... ]

Hellerwork | Connective Tissue Bodywork, Movement Education, and Somatic Dialogues
Hellerwork Structural Integration — or simply called Hellerwork — was created by Joseph Heller, and is an extension of Dr. Rolf’s method [ ... ]