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I.T.T.

Intro To Touch Therapy

Flap #1Flap #2
Barnes Myofascial
Chaitow/Leif Neuromuscular
Cyriax Cross fiber Friction
Fitzgerald Zone therapy
Ingham Reflexolgy
Kellogg Hydrotherapy
Henrik Ling Swedish
Machado Lomi-Lomi
Tokojiru Namikoshi Shiatsu
David Palmer On site chair
Stone Polarity
Dr. Fields Research Infant massage
Sister Kenney Treatment of Polio
James Mennell Mechanics of Massage
Mezgers followers Coined effleurage, Petrissage, tapotement
Passive Unassisted by client
Assissted Client assists
Resistive Working against Therapist
Widley Accepted use of Massage Circulation of blood and lymph
Essential Oils Regualtion Not by FDA
Benifits to Infants ^Oxytocin, Bonding, lower frustration
Geriatric Client Essential touch, flex, ROM, Depression
Chronically Ill Hardiness, May slow disease process
Traumatized Safe touch, PTSD
Physcially Challenged Ask if assisstance needed
Swedish emphasizes Venous flow
Sports Arterial
Energy Raki (USUI) Touch (Krieger)
Terminally Ill Palitive, Increase Quality
Sports(post) Goals Triage, hot/cold, toxins, ROM
Reflexolgy focuses on Hands and feet, Meridians
Under age 18 Written Parental Concent
Asian Based Chi, Meridians, Yin/Yang, Preventative,
Mechanical benifits Venous, Lymph, Tissue, Digest
Reflexive methods Involuntary- endocrine hormones
Amputee residual Limb, Phantom pain
Promote Trust Check in, Intake,
Ethics Law, policy, confidentiality, draping
Professionalism Dress, Boundries, ordaniances
Intake Form purpose Limitations, Contra, expectations, release
Certification optional
Licensure Mandatory
Intractable Pain Pain without known cause. exe Fibermiagia
Acute Pain examples Spasm, mild sprains, aches
Alcohol Consumption 24-48 hrs.
Depression, Anxiety, Trauma Palative benefits
Pain and fatigue Symdromes Quantify pain 1=10
Preferred powder Corn Starch
Pain Medication When last taken
Illegal Substance Need medical note
Pain Cycle Pain, Spasm, Pain= tense, toxins,protective
Nerve Impingement Soften and Stretch, Normalize, restore length
Correct flow Abdomen Clockwise
Effleurage Most common Gliding, Prep (Gogli Tendon)
Petrissage Lift and roll
Compresion Direct pressure(spindel cell)
vibration Stimulation (wake up)
Tapotement Least common 6 types ^ sympathetic
Friction Deep local
Drag return stroke
Homeostasis Balance
Symptom objective by client
Sign You see
Syndrome group of symptoms
Connective Tissue Collegen,elastic Ground
Transference Personalize client to therapist
Counter transference Personalize therapist to client
Arterial Away
Venous To Heart
Centripetal Up to Heart
Centrifugal Core to floor
State Dependent Memory Cocktail of Hormones elicited by memory
Noxious Pain good pain
Trigger Point Travell
Right of refusal Client anytime, Therapist reasonable cause
SOAP charting(lock & Key) Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan
Sterilization Kills all(275 degrees0
disinfection Surface germs, Bleach, lysol
Isolation Quarantine
Gate Control Theory Lg Nerve bundle take info to brain qucker thatn Sm nerve thereby changing the perception of pain
Five element Theory Water, Fire, Earth, Metal,Wood
Need additional training Accupressure, Hyponotherapy
Lymphatic Vodder
Proprioception kinesthetic sense- infor about position, contraction, tension
Counter Irritation superficial that relieves some irritation of deeper structures- change perception of pain
Circulation lowers venous pressure, release vasodialators especially histamine
Sutherland Craniosacral
Knott/Voss PNF
St. John Neuro Techniques
Krieger Touch Therapy
Lowen Bioenergtics
Reich Psychotherapeutic
Jyutsu/D.D.Palmer Art of God/Man
Daniel David Palmer Chiropractics
Mikaomi Usui Reiki
Bordenko Method Igor Bordenko
Effects of Massage 1 Relaxation
Effects #2 Increased Muscle tone
Effects #3 Balance of hormones
Effects #4 Release Toxins
Effects #5 Aids in Digestion
Effects #6 Reduction in Adhesions/scar tissue
Effects#7 Relax muscle spasm
Effects #8 All body systems
Cortisol Stress hormones if prolonged suppress immunity
Oxytocin bonding/attachment-Massage increases
Serotonin sleep/wake cycle, irritability
Dopamine motor activity, mood, attention
Palative not affecting a cure
Curitive affecting a cure
Massage is not sexual Its Sensual
Edema excess interstitial fluid in the tissues or condition of fluid build up of toxins
Impingment syndromes compression and entrapment of pressure on nerves and vessels
Enkephalins and Endorphins neurochemcals that elevate mood, support satiety(reduce hunger) and modulate pain
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