Massage Therapy Case Study

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INTRODUCTION
Patient care and satisfaction are my highest priority as a healthcare provider. The healing process can be a long and painful journey. My office will provide massage therapy to clients in a caring and safe environment that promotes a healing atmosphere for patients as they receive treatments. Massage therapy helps patient’s transition through the healing process by reducing pain and healing time.
Statement of Objective
To produce a formal analytical report for physicians, chiropractors, and people who want to improve overall heath and increased healing by incorporating alternative healing techniques with standard medical care. Massage therapy will improve and encourage holistic rehabilitation and promote balanced healing.

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