The state of being in good health, or the pursuit of good health. Wellness areas may include spiratual, physical, emotional, intellectional, environmental, social, career. Finding balance in these seven areas. …Continue Reading Wellness
A scale in which a patient or a subject reports a subjective experience along a continuum, provided by a 10-cm line….Continue Reading Visual Analog Scale (VAS)
A judgment of how well a study does what it intends to do and whether the internal logic is sound….Continue Reading Validity (Internal)
A judgment of how well a study reflects reality….Continue Reading Validity (External)
Trigger points are areas/cords of tightness in muscles that cause pain (local or referred), numbness, tingling or decreased range of motion (movement). Pressure applied to these areas can cause resolution of the condition. Typically done without lubrication or throughout other types of massage….Continue Reading Trigger Point
Studies intended to build on findings from bench research to develop interventions that are applicable for humans; sometimes called “bench to bedside” research….Continue Reading Translational Research
A form of somatic education designed to release deeply ingrained muscle and mental patterns….Continue Reading Trager
Region of the spine associated with the thorax and ribs….Continue Reading Thoracic
Is a non-contact energy therapy working with the energy fields of the body….Continue Reading Therapeutic Touch
Uses a sequence of movements where the client is twisted and stretched along with application of pressure using the palms and fingers. Focuses on flexibility, circulation and energy levels. Often done clothed with no lubrication….Continue Reading Thai Massage