Positive Energy Massage Therapy

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Introduction: I have for the past two years understood that there is a difference between what I do and what most Mts do. I have been trying to understand it and put it into words. So, I will do the best I can. I am highly educated. I hold a doctorate degree from the University of Texas at Austin. This education taught me how to think critically and analytically in order to solve problems. This ability to critically analyze is what I believe sets me apart. But really it is the whole package, my ability to critically analyze, my ability to take what my fingers are feeling and visualize the tissue beneath and respond to that tissue in a manner that encourages the tissue to release. I do not believe that deep massage has to hurt to be good. I do my best to work within my clients pain thresholds which not only vary among clients, but also in different parts of the body. I have learned that when a tissue feels a certain way, the clients is likely to feel pain. I really enjoy the variety of people I get to meet. Each person has their own story and their own pain. I get to work with them as individuals and help to alleviate that pain. In focusing on helping them, I become more centered and meditatively focused. I also love learning. This has become a rather large joke in my family. Come get a massage and I will be happy to explain that one ;>)

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18 years in business

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What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
Most recently, I have been working towards certification in Zero Balancing which is a bodywork modality that is done fully clothed. This February, I will take the certification class on Manual Lymph Drainage which some cancer survivors need to manage pain and comfort levels. A couple of years ago, I took a course on Oncology Massage. Being a cancer survivor, this class appealed to me because so many massage schools tell their students not to work on a cancer patient. This seemed ridiculous to me for a number of reasons, so I talked a massage therapist friend of mine into giving me massages as I dealt with my cancer. The course Oncology Massage substantiated my thinking, but at the same time taught me the importance of being aware of lymphedema risk and chemotherapy cycles (among other things).