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Intuition

Process of reaching accurate conclusions based on inadequate information


- direct knowing without conscious reasoning

Palpation

To examine/explore with touching, used usually for assessment

Character armor

Muscular tension caused by suppression of emotion

Endangerment site of neck

Anterior part- carotid artery


Larynx


Jugular vein

4 tissue types

Connective


Epithelial


Nervous


Muscular

Elements of a holistic practitioner (SICKE)

Skillful


Intuitive


Caring


Knowledgeable


Ethical

Massage abdomen which way and why

Clockwise, for assisting peristalsis

SOAP

Subjective


Objective


Assessment


Plan

4 major psychological effects of massage

Mental clarity


Reduced anxiety


Emotional release


General well being

How can a LMT work with a client that is in pain?

-Work carefully (on safe side of clients tolerance


-work slowly


-guide client to breathe in area of discomfort


-establish #s rating system

Endangerment site of the fsce

Eye socket

Thixotropy

A property of CT that becomes more fluid & pliable when mobile and more fluid when it's immobile

Fascia

Loose irregular CT found throughout body surrounding every muscle, nerve, blood vessel & organ

3 considerations for work on face

No or minimal oil


Approach face slowly & gently


All strokes go upwards (except masseter)


Emphasize opening & expanding face


Caution with hyper mobile cervical spine


Use towel so not to get anything in clients hair

How does massage help reduce pain

Relaxation of muscles(relieving muscle tension)


Reduces anxiety


Helps release endorphins


Can interrupt pain-spasm-pain cycle

Endangerment sites of arm

Axilla


Anterior elbow


Ulnar nerve

3 contraindications for ROM for the neck

History of stroke


Dizziness


Atherosclerosis

Viscera


Viscous (sing.)

Internal organs within body cavity

Emotional release

Unexpressed emotions held within receivers body that may come to the surface in various forms

Strategies to work with client having an emotional release

Ground yourself


Breathe


Check in w/ your client- get water, tissues


Ask if they're ok and if they'd like you to continue


If LMT needs to stop, stop and explain why

Endangerment site for abdomen

Umbilicus

How can LMT desexualize massage

Mindful body contact


Establish professional work space


Get informed consent when working glutes, abs, pecs


Allow privacy


Assert, know thyself


Establish ethical safety at first contact


Maintain professional appearance & behavior


Appropriate music


Speak clear & clean


Proper draping


No straying strokes


what does parasympathetic nervous system activate during massage

Relaxation response

Name the benefits of relaxation response

Decreased metabolic rate


Lower lactate levels


Reduces cortisol levels


Decreases blood pressure


Slows heart rate and breathing


Decrease in muscular tension


Increase of blood flow to internal organs


Decrease of anxiety/ fear


Helps you sleep


1994

Legislation becomes effective for massage therapy licensure

1982

CcMT was authorized by the Connecticut commissioner of education as a private school

1992

Legislation bill number 71 passed to create licensing for massage therapist in Connecticut

Pehr Henrick Ling

Developed a system of medical gymnastics known as the Swedish movement cure

Esalen massage

A form of massage developed in Big, Sur California in 1962 that focuses on connecting with the inner self and others

Johann mezger

Developed a system of soft tissue manipulation categorized as effleurage petrissage friction tapotement and vibration

Human potential movement

Help reintroduce massage as a valuable health practice in the 1970s

John Harvey Kellogg

Director of Battle Creek Sanitarium and author of "the art of massage" in 1895

Questions to ask client with medical issue

What meds are you on?


What makes you feel better/worse


How long have you been affected by it?


Did you get the ok from your doctor to receive a massage