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Important Names to Know Associated with Massage Therapy

Test your knowledge of the people who have helped to form the massage therapy profession into what it is today.

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James Henry Cyriaxa) developed transverse friction massage b)wrote "Textbook of Orthopedic Medicine (late 1940's) c) first to introduce 'end-feel' diagnosis of soft-tissue lesions
Knott and Vosswrote "Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation" (PNF)
Hippocratesa) advocated massage and gymnastic exercise b)first in Greek medicine to specifically describe medical benefits of anointing and massage c) called his art anatriptis ("rub up") d) lived 460-377 B.C.
Galena) Greek physician who contributed much written material on manual medicine b) lived 129-199 A.D.
Aulus Cornelius Celsusa) Roman physician that compiled "De Medicina" (a series of 8 medical books, 7 of which dealt with rubbing, exercice, bathing, and anointing b) lived 25 B.C. - 50 A.D.
Ambrose PareA) French surgeon who used massage for joint stiffness and wound healing after surgery b) lived 1517-1590 c) described 3 massage strokes: gentle, medium, vigorous
Per Henrik Linga) developed Swedish massage b)proposed program of active and passive movements and massage for treatment of disease b) lived 1776-1839 c)used mystic language to describe his techniques
Dr. John Mezgerfollowers used the terms effleurage, petrissage, tapotement
Charles Taylor and George Taylorintroduced Sweish Movement Cure to the United States in 1856
Eunice Inghamreflexology
Dr. Janet Travellworked with myofascial pain and trigger points
Bonnie Pruddenpopularized trigger point work
Fran Tappanwrote "Healing Massage Techniques"
Sister Kennyused massage to treat polio
Ida Rolfdeveloper of rolfing
Dr. Johann Mezgera) brought massage to scientific community as a form of medical treatment b) lived 1839-1909
Dr. Delores Kriegersystem is called Therapeutic Touch
Dr. James Mennelldivided massage effects into 2 categories 1) mechanical 2) reflexive
Sigmund Freudexperimented with massage as a treatment for hysteria
Wilhelm Reichconsidered to be founder of psychotherapeutic bodywork
Alexander Lowenfounded bioenergetics
Randolph StoneAmerican physician that created Polarity Therapy in early 1900's
Edgar Ferdinand Cyriaxa) called his therapy mechanotherapeutics
Elizabeth Dickedeveloped connective tissue massage (CTM) in the 1920's
Maria Ebnerexpanded connective tissue massage
Emil VodderDanish physiologist that developed Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD)
Albert Baumgartnerwrote "Massage in Athletics"
Ronald Melzackadvocate of Gate Control Theory of Pain
Dr. Leon Chaitowwrote Soft Tissue Manipulation and Palpatory Literacy
Milton Tragerdeveloped Trager (r)
Richard van Whywrote 'The Bodywork Knowledgebase' = (a compilation of history and research)


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