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21 Cards in this Set
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Per Henrik Ling |
Developed Swedish massage, the farther of Swedish massage and physical therapy, called system of movements medical gymnastics |
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John Grosvenor |
English surgeon who practiced chirurgy, healing with the hands |
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Dr. Johann Georg Mezger |
Standardized massage terminology and is given credit for bringing massage to the scientific community |
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Dr. George H. Taylor |
Popularized the Movement Cure in America, introducing the Swedish movements in the mid 19th century |
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Elizabeth Dicke |
Developed connective tissue massage or Bindegewebmassage, a structural and postural integration approach, because she was suffering from impaired circulation in the leg |
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Dr. EmilVodder and Estrid Vodder |
Develop manual lymph drainage, a light massage technique |
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James Cyriax |
Develop the transverse direction, soft tissue manipulation |
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Boric Chaitow and Stanley Leif |
Developed neuromuscular therapy, a soft tissue method |
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Dr. William Fitzgerald and Eunice Ingram |
Developed reflexology based on Asian roots |
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Paul St. John |
Develop new your muscular approach, and nervous or reflexive method |
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Janet Travel |
Develop procedure based on trigger points |
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Joseph Heller |
Develop hellerwork, structural integration approach |
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John. F Barnes |
Formalized myofacial approach focusing on connective tissue |
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Randolph Stone |
Develop polarity therapy |
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Dr. Milton Trager |
Develop the Trager method |
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Dr. Ida Rolf |
Developed Rolfing |
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Dr. John Thie |
Develop touch for health |
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Dr. John Upledger |
Developed craniosarcal therapy |
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Douglas Graham |
Made massage therapy well known in USA |
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Functions of the Skeletal System |
Support Protection Movement Mineral Storage Blood Cell Production Storage of Energy |
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Support of S.S |
Provides framework |
