In order to become a Massage Therapist in the US, one must goes through an intensive study of anatomy, physiology, ethics health practices, and manual therapies through classes and a thorough program of hands on training. Ranging from one state to another, this can take between a few hundred hours to over 1,500 to become either licensed or certified. Most therapists choose this field because they are interested in Science of the human body, but also in the Art of Giving in a very tangible way. Massage is a beautiful combination of mixing science and the art of touch for healing and well-being. It can touch into places that have long been forgotten. Or it simply helps the body to remember its natural state of being.
Massage has turned into one of the fastest growing areas of healing. Because massage involves the intimate act of touching the body in a way that it can relax, restore and repair, it supports by allowing the organic biological process to work in harmony and constant dialogue. It is through the open communication and movement of all the various systems of the body, from a micro level to macro that all issues of health may be addressed and changed.
Massage can be seen as a Spa type of treatment, but actually it's effects are much more profound and felt than can be expressed in basic terms. The reduction of stress through a gentle Swedish massage or very specific work such as Craniosacral Therapy, Structural Integration or Brennan Healing Science can help your body to create new pathways to a healthy mind-body-spirit connection.
For more questions and a free 15 minute telephone consultation, please contact Sharon Hartnett LMT at 239 692-8486.
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