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Who is Hippocrates?
Father of Medicine, creator of the Hippocratic Oath
What is your <em>intent</em> for your client?
For your client's highest good & and for everyone's highest good.
What is a power differential?
The difference between someone in power -- i.e. the therapist, with his/her knowledge, being clothed, and standing -- vs. someone not in power -- i.e. the client, lacking knowledge, disrobed, and lying down.
What are the two components of quality of touch?
confidence and experience
Who is Constantine?
the emperor of Rome who destroyed records of massage when converting the Roman empire to Christianity
Who is Per Henrik Ling?
the "Father of Swedish Massage and Physical Therapy" who created the Swedish Movement Cure
What is the Swedish Movement Cure?
the combination of Swedish Massage (characterized by effleurage, or gliding) with gymnastics (exercises done in a gym)
Who is Dr. Johann Mezger?
the doctor who standardized massage terminology using French terms
effleurage
gliding
petrassage
kneading
tapoment
striking
How do we know massage is 5000 years old?
mentioned in writing since 2000BC; historical medical literatures of Egypt, Persia, and Japan reference massage; Hippocrates used massage; etc.
James H. Cyriax
developed the method of cross-fiber (transverse) friction
Dr. Tiffany Field
founder of the Touch Research Institute @ UMiami in 1981
Why was the image of massage tarnished in the U.S. circa 1900?
indentured servitude & other indebtness led to "massage parlors" becoming brothels
Why was there a 1960s revival in massage?
because of President JFK's encouragement to physical fitness following the Cuban Missile Crisis
What did the 1984 Olympics do for massage?
massage was introduced in a public venue and linked to athletics