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Historical Perspectives of Massage

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ChinaFirst written accounts of therapeutic rubbing (massage) originated
HippocratesFather of Modern Western Medicine
Johann MezgerWestern texts tend to use French terminology becaue of his efforts
Nei-ChingClassic Scripture of Traditional Chinese Medicine
William HarveyScientist who demonstrated tha blood circulation is driven by the beat of the heart
Pehr H. LingFather of Swedish Massage and Physical Therapy
AmmaRegarded as precursor of all other therapies and massage techniques
3000BCRecords discovered in China have revealed that the practic of massage goes back as far as
AesclepiusSymbol of the medical profesion, the snake and staff, can be tracked back to this legendary Greek Physician
1856George Henry Taylor and Charles Fayette Taylor introduce Swedish Massage technique into the United States
1943American Association of Masseurs and Masseuses, later known as American Massage Therapy Association
1987American Body and Massage Professionals
EffleurageUnbroken Gliding movements that are unbroken and follow the contours of the clients body
PetrissageCycles of rhythmic lifting, squeezing, and releasing of tissue
FrictionRubbing one surface over another
TapotementStaccato striking movement of the hands
VibrationRapid shaking, quivering, trembling, or rocking movements
Passive StretchTherapist applying unassisted stretch to a client
Active StretchTherapist instructing a client to perform a stretch
Duplicated StretchTherapist and client working together to apply a stretch
FalseThe term, Masseuse, is the best term to use to describe our field
ShiatsuJapanese word for "Finger Pressure"
Tiffany FieldsResearcher who studied the effects of massage on premature infants
Massage Therapy Book of KnowledgeDocument designed to create higher school expectations and faculty expectations
AmmaRegarded as the precursor to all other therapies
MBLEXCertification exam accepted by PA, OH, and WV
TsuboJapanese concept that the body has a series of energy points
HippocratesCoined the phrase, "First, do no harm"
ActiveMoevements performed by the client
Manual and scientific manipulation of the soft tissue of the body for the purpose of establishing and maintaining health and wellnessDefinition of Massage Therapy as per your text


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