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| name 2 therapeutic massages |
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deep tissue massage lymph drainage |
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| therapeutic massages should be performed only by |
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| therapists who specialize in the respective areas |
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| 5 massage contraindications |
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high blood pressure heart conditions cancer acne sunburn |
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| during a 60 minute facial the massage should be performed for... |
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| 5 classical massage movements |
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effleurage petrissage friction tapotement vibration |
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| soft continuous stroking movement applied with fingers and palms - slow rhythmic manner |
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| a kneading movement that stimulates underlying tissue |
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| consists of fast tapping, slapping, and hacking movements. most stimulating form - apply carefully |
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| rapid shaking movement. a highly stimulating movement - use sparingly |
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| Dr. Jacquet Movement....(is) |
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| a pinch and roll which keeps the sebum moving forward and out of the follicles |
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| most massage techniques are based on.. |
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| classical or swedish massage movements |
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| 3 advanced massage techniques |
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acupressure reflexology lymph drainage |
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| similar to acupressure. manipulates areas on hands and feet |
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| removes waste materials from body more quickly |
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