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Employees Benefit From Seated Chair Massage [read the article]
Do you want relief from muscle aches and spasms in the neck, shoulders, back and arms? Do you want to feel better about your job? Are you ready to take control of your physical and emotional well being?
Massage Reduces Depression in Pregnant Women [read the article]
New research shows massage therapy reduced depression in pregnant women, and also reduced the incidence of massaged women's babies being born prematurely.
The Effect of Chair Massage on Stress Perception of
Hospital Bedside Nurses [read
the article]
In a recent study looking at the effectiveness of chair
massage, stress perception was significantly lower in
the massage group and was not significantly changed in
the control group. 86% of the nurses scheduled to
participate in the study were able to do so within their
normal workday. Incorporating chair massage into a
nurse's hospital shift is feasible and a 10 minute
session reduces the stress perception of the nurse more
so than the standard “coffee break”. The study focused
on a one-time intervention for the 82 nurses enrolled.
Use of Massage Therapy in Hospitals Up 30 Percent
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the article]
Hospitals are
incorporating massage therapy programs at a growing
rate; according to a new national survey. The survey
shows the number of hospitals offering massage therapy
has increased by more than one third in two years. The
bi-annual survey is conducted by Health Forum, a
subsidiary...
What You Should Know Visiting a
Massage Therapist
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the article]
Like most Americans, you probably know that a
professional massage feels good and can help you relax
from a hectic day or ongoing life stresses. But did you
know that massage therapy can help with a wide range of
conditions including arthritis, a pulled muscle or lower
back pain...
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