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Breathing: Our Most Dysfunctional Movement Pattern
By Nathan FayWhen clients breathe incorrectly, they can exacerbate the exact reason that brought them in.
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The Anatomy of Scar Tissue
Though bodyworkers can't prevent or eliminate scar tissue, our skillful touch can aim to influence its development, remodeling process, and long-term integration into the surrounding tissue.
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Pricing Is an Identity Issue, Not a Math Issue
By Elicia CrookGive yourself the credit you deserve when considering a price increase.
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How Therapists Can Protect Themselves from Sexual Assault
Predatory sexual behavior by any potential or current clients is a serious issue. Let’s review ways in which therapists can advocate for their own safety and for safe working environments.
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What Is Life Force Energy?
“Energy” or “life force” can have many definitions. As we treat clients, we should consider how its various meanings can be interpreted and applied to our work.
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Fascia: The Pericardium-Diaphragm Connection
Understanding how the pericardium relates to breathing can in turn help clients relax into their massage session.
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The Biomechanics of Golfer's and Tennis Elbow
Golfer's elbow and tennis elbow are both musculoskeletal pathologies that are hallmarked by elbow pain, hence their names. Even though these conditions cause elbow pain, they are not conditions of the actual elbow joint.
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Grasping the Upper Traps
Being tied to so many parts, understanding the upper traps can bring a strong sense of relief, and not just for the client.
Featured Videos
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Vagal Tone Reset: Breathe, Touch, & Move
Heath and Nicole Reed help you reset your vagal tone.
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Managing Relationships with Colleagues
By Laura AllenThe goal for professional relationships should always be the same: Keep them professional.
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The Power of Words
Doug Nelson discusses the power of words and a client concerned with the prospect of surgery despite multiple practitioners saying it wasn't necessary.
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Pericardium—Where the Heart Calls Home
Understanding how the pericardium relates to breathing can help clients relax into their massage session.