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38 Cards in this Set
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Dr. Delores Krieger
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developed therapeutic touch-energetic approach
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Esalen and Gestalt
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inspired pyschotherapists to explore massage and movement therapies
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Dr. Charles K. Mills
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a neurologist and massage advocate who criticized uneven quality of practitioners
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reflexive
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techniques that stimulate the nervous system, the endocrine system, and the chemicals of the body
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mechanical
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techniques that directly affect soft tissue. moves body fluids and intestinal content
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stimulating
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excitation that activates the sensory nerves
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William Reich
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founded psychotherapeutic body techniques
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relaxing
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methods that move the body, causing muscles to contract and relax joints
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Sister Kenny
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used massage in treatment of polio
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5 physiologic effects of massage
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neuromuscular, connective tissue, circulation,ans, and electrical-chemical
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Followers of Johann Mezger
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used french terms such as effleurage and petrisage
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Per Henrik Ling
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proposed an intergrated program of active and passive movements based on swedish gymnastics
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Passive movements
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range of motion and stretching when performed by therapist
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Mathias Roth
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an english physician who studied with Ling
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Ida Rolf
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developed rolfing
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Charles F. and George H. Taylor
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introduced Swedish movement in the united states
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Ambrose Pare
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used massage for joint stiffness and wound healing after surgery
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Active movements
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known as exercise
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Margaret Knott and Dorothy Voss
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wrote first book on propriaceptive neuromuscular facillitation
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Movement approach
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changes abnormal movement patterns into optimal ones
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Alexander Lowen
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founded bioenergetics
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Dr Boris Chaitow and Dr. Stanley Lief
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cofounders of the neuromuscular technique
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Massage in the western world
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kept alive as part of folk culture
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Massage in the eastern world
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a continuation of greco-roman traditions.
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Dr. Milton Trager
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developed Trager system
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Mechanical approach
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attempts mechanical changes in soft tissue
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Elizabeth Dicke
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developed connective tissue massage
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2000 bc
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massage first mentioned in writing
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1992ad
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national certification examput into effect
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1478 ad
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De Medicina was rediscovered and published
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Dr. John Harvey Kellogg
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a battle creek physician who used massage and hydrotherapy
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chemical
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effects of massage produced by the release of chemicals in the body
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proprioceptors
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sensory receptors that detect joint and muscle activity
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1894 ad
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massage scandals revealed in british medical journal
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intuition
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knowing somthing without going through a conscious process of thinking
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1856 ad-
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Taylor brothers introduce swedish to united states
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centering
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ability to pay attention to a specific area
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1776-1839 ad
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Ling is given credit for development of swedish massage
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