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| Blog Name: | PJ Harris' Massage Blog |
| Url: | http://pjharrislmp.wordpress.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Massage, Pain Relief, Health |
| Description: | Hello, and welcome to my weekly massage blog. I am a Washington State Licensed Massage Practitioner located in the Lake City neighborhood of Seattle. I accept most forms of insurance and can help you with coverage questions. My fundamental massage principles center on care for the “whole Patient”. I have a goal as a bodyworker to offer tangible changes in my client’s physical well being as well as their overall life experience. I involve the client in education with regard to their condition, giving them more tools with which to facilitate their own healing process and develop a sense of “wellness”. My massage practice focuses on Injury treatment recovery. The treatment work I do offers relief from pain caused by injuries using a full body approach that incorporates client education and body imbalance correction. Together the client and I find ways to make changes that not only offer injury recovery but help prevent further injuries. We achieve this be creating length in shortened muscles, facilitating strength to better support healthy posture and provide pain relief to aggravated areas. This will empower clients to break patterns of chronic and/or recent pain. I have been a bodyworker since 1997 in Seattle. My education includes massage training at the Brenneke School of Massage, one on one training with a Reiki Master to obtain my Reiki teaching skills and one on one training from a Hot Stone Massage specialist. |
| Popularity: | 38 Followers |
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Is it Time for a Hot Stone Massage?
As the winter is drawing nearer, what would be better than a Hot Stone Massage. This amazing experience is even better than it sounds. It is no wonder Hot Stone Massages are a top seller in most spas, especially ones in cold places like ski resorts. What should you expect from a Hot Stone Massage?
As the winter is drawing nearer, what would be better than a Hot Stone Massage. This amazing experience is even better than it sounds. It is no wonder Hot Stone Massages are a top seller in most spas, especially ones in cold places like ski resorts. What should you expect from a Hot Stone Massage?
Can Massage Help Heal Frozen Shoulder
Frozen Shoulder is also known as adhesive capsulitis. The capsule that holds the bones, ligaments and tendons of your shoulder thickens and tightens around the joint causing a restriction in movement. The symptoms start gradually, get worse over time, and include stiffness and pain in your shoulder joint. Some people might notice their pain getti
Frozen Shoulder is also known as adhesive capsulitis. The capsule that holds the bones, ligaments and tendons of your shoulder thickens and tightens around the joint causing a restriction in movement. The symptoms start gradually, get worse over time, and include stiffness and pain in your shoulder joint. Some people might notice their pain getti
What is Reiki
Reiki is a healing approach that uses light touch from the practitioner to channel the healing life force energy of the universe to the recipient. Used to relieve physical and emotional pain and to promote spiritual clarity and relaxation, Reiki also speeds the healing process and balances the body’s energy. What a Reiki session might be like can vary from practitioner to practitioner. Some sessions might start with the practi
Reiki is a healing approach that uses light touch from the practitioner to channel the healing life force energy of the universe to the recipient. Used to relieve physical and emotional pain and to promote spiritual clarity and relaxation, Reiki also speeds the healing process and balances the body’s energy. What a Reiki session might be like can vary from practitioner to practitioner. Some sessions might start with the practi
What Can You Do for Restless Leg Syndrome?
Before we launch into how to relieve Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS), it is important to know you don’t have another condition. There are no test to find out if you have RLS, but there are tests your doctor can give you to rule out some other things. That could be important information because the treatment for those other conditions would be very different. Some of the symptoms of RLS include: ~A creeping, crawling, jittery, tingling, burning, aching in legs at night
Before we launch into how to relieve Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS), it is important to know you don’t have another condition. There are no test to find out if you have RLS, but there are tests your doctor can give you to rule out some other things. That could be important information because the treatment for those other conditions would be very different. Some of the symptoms of RLS include: ~A creeping, crawling, jittery, tingling, burning, aching in legs at night
Fun Massage Quiz
I wrote you all a little fun quiz. It is multiple choice to make it easy peasy. The answers are at the end of this post. Find out how much you know about massage and the body. Enjoy! QUESTIONS 1. Do you need a Rx for massage to have it covered under insurance? a. Yes b. No 2. What is the longest muscle in your body? a. Sartorius
I wrote you all a little fun quiz. It is multiple choice to make it easy peasy. The answers are at the end of this post. Find out how much you know about massage and the body. Enjoy! QUESTIONS 1. Do you need a Rx for massage to have it covered under insurance? a. Yes b. No 2. What is the longest muscle in your body? a. Sartorius
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