by zenmassagenet | Jun 29, 2019 | Healthy Lifestyle, Massage Therapy, Therapy Sports Injury
Sports Massage Really Does Hurt So Good According to Johnson Memorial Health’s blog, Sports Massage Really Does Hurt So Good. “It’s a good kind of hurt.” Sports Massage Therapy may not have the same ambiance or effects of a luxurious spa treatment, but the benefits...
by zenmassagenet | May 10, 2019 | Healthy Lifestyle, Massage Therapy, Specials
Mother’s Day and Father’s Day can be tricky holidays to maneuver. In one day we try to sum up our feelings of gratitude, appreciation & Love. Newsday once posted an ebates.com survey reporting on what moms actually want for Mother’s Day. While 31% would NOT like...
by zenmassagenet | Apr 29, 2019 | Educational, Healthy Lifestyle, Massage Therapy, Therapy Sports Injury
Massage Therapy for Surgical Pain Massage therapy can be effective for reducing pain intensity/severity and anxiety in patients undergoing surgical procedures. That was the conclusion of a collaborative meta-analysis of research on massage therapy for pain conducted...
by zenmassagenet | Apr 23, 2019 | Blog, Educational, Healthy Lifestyle, Massage Therapy
The Surprising Science Behind the Healing Power of Touch By Anne Mullens with additional research by Jennifer Krissilas, Reader’s Digest Canada It’s the sense that we most often take for granted—and one cannot live without. Check out the surprising science behind the...
by zenmassagenet | Mar 27, 2019 | Educational, Healthy Lifestyle, Massage Service, Massage Therapy, Zen Massage
Everybody needs a massage, but men and women tend to get massages for different reasons. Massage is a truly natural form of therapy that can address and relieve symptoms of all sorts of health complications. While self-care is the main reason for massage, there are...
by zenmassagenet | Mar 18, 2019 | Educational, Healthy Lifestyle, Massage Service, Massage Therapy, Therapy Sports Injury, Zen Massage
How Massage Therapists Treat Psoas The psoas is a deep-seated core muscle connecting the lumbar vertebrae to the femur. The psoas major is the biggest and strongest player in a group of muscles called the hip flexors: together they contract to pull the thigh and the...
