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Clinical Assessment for Massage Therapy: A practical guide brings together a range of examination and assessment techniques which are otherwise only found in a variety of different places. The author presents them in a way which is specifically relevant to massage therapists. The ability to assess a client’s condition accurately is crucial if massage therapy is to be given safely, appropriately and effectively.
Students of massage therapy will find the book an invaluable source of essential material to support their learning and understanding of their new profession. More experienced therapists will use it to enhance, update and extend their skills in this key area of practice.
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Scientists have long suspected that feeling pain is connected to a person’s mood or state of mind, but the link has never been proven beyond doubt. This study, published Feb. 1 in Scientific Reports, supports that connection.
“Part of pain is perception,” said Kalpna Gupta, a visiting professor of medicine at UCI and the study’s lead author. “For instance, if I start watching a comedy, suddenly I might forget that I was hurting; mood and a feeling of well-being block pain from being perceived.”
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