Massage and Pathology: Chronic Inflammation

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Archived Course

Active

Authors

WMC:Ruth Werner

Credits

1.00

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Description

With massage therapy going mainstream around the world more clients are seeking out massage for treatment of complicated health concerns. In this course, Werner will discuss massage and pathology in the context of working with clients who are not perfectly healthy, whose bodies may not have the capacity to keep up with the kinds of changes some types of bodywork bring about, where we can run the risk of doing more harm than good. The presentation includes a discussion of some of the most important pathologies you need to know about for the safety of you and your clients.

NetForum Course ID

WMC-Webinar171

Pass Percentage

Quiz Questions

WMC-Webinar171 Question 1

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Supplementary Materials

Course Handout

Massage and Pathology: Chronic Inflammation

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