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Every few months (or less), a new book or a new seminar about soft-tissue and energy-based techniques and methods appear on the market. We love to add items to the growing list. Please go over the list, and when you reach the bottom, tell us how you feel about our technique collection.
WHADDAYA SAY? LEGS OR TAILS?
- Accupressure
- Acrossage and Inversion Therapy
- Active Muscular Relaxation
- Active Release Technique
- Aikido
- Alexander Technique
- Amma Therapy
- Anma
- Applied Kinesiology
- Applied Physiology
- Aromatherapy Massage
- Ahssava (Yemenite) Massage
- Aston-Patterning
- Authentic Movement
- Autogenic Training
- Awareness Oriented Structural Therapy
- Ayurveda Massage
- Benjamin System of Muscle Therapy
- Billwork
- Bioenergetics
- Body Harmony
- Body Logic
- Body-Mind Centering
- Bodywork for the Childbearing Year
- Bonnie Prudden Miotherapy
- Body Logic
- Budzek Medical MT
- Callanetics
- Cayse/Reilly Massage
- Chakra Balancing
- Chi Gong
- Chi Nei Tsang
- Children Massage
- Chinese Massage/Acupressure
- Chua Ka
- Chua Ka Rolling
- Connective Tissue Massage
- Continuum
- Craniosacral Therapy
- Cross-Fiber Friction Massage
- Cross-Tissue Healthwork
- Cryotherapy
- Deep Compression Massage
- Deep Tissue Massage
- Deep Tissue Sculpting
- Do-in
- Dreambody Work
- Egoscue Method
- Electrotherapy
- Energy Balancing
- Esalen style Massage
- Eutony
- Exercise Therapy
- Feldenkrais Method
- Gerda Alexander Eutony
- Gintuina (The Ginton Method)
- Geriatric Massage
- Hakomi Integrative Somatics
- Hakomi Method of Bodymind Therapy
- Hanna Somatic Education
- Hellerwork
- Hippotherapy
- Holotropic Breathwork
- Hoshino Therapy
- Hydrotherapy
- Ideokinesis
- Infant Massage
- Intrgrative Yoga Therapy
- Jin Shin Accutouch
- Jin Shin Do Bodymind Accupressure
- Jin Shin Jyutsu
- Karate
- Kinetic Awareness
- Knapp Points
- Kneipp
- Kripalu Bodywork
- Kurashova Method
- Laban-Bartenieff
- Lomilomi Massage
- Looyenwork
- Macrobiotic Shiatsu
- Magnetic Therapy
- Maharishi Ayur-Veda
- Manual Lymphatic Drainage
- Mariel
- Mariatsu
- Medical Massage
- Mensendieck System
- Multiincarnational Recall and Emotional Body Balancing
- Myofascial Release
- Napropathy
- Naturopathy
- Network Chiropractic
- Neuromuscular Therapy
- Ohashiatsu
- On-Site Massage
- Ortho-Bionomy
- Parasympathetic Massage
- Pfrimmer Deep Muscle Therapy
- Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy
- Physical Mind Method
- Pilates Method
- PNF Stretching
- Polarity Therapy
- Postural Integration
- Pranic Healing
- Pregnancy massage
- Process Acupressure
- Qi Gong
- Radiance Technique
- Reflexology
- Reichian Therapy
- Reiki
- Rolfing Structural Integration
- Rolfing Movement Integration
- Rosen Method
- Rubenfeld Synergy Method
- Russian Massage
- Sensory Awareness
- Specific Human Energy Nexus (SHEN) Therapy
- Shiatsu
- Soft-tissue Adjustment
- Soma Neyromuscular Integration
- Somatoemotional Release
- Somatosynthesis
- Spinal Touch
- Sportsmassage
- St John Neuromuschular Therapy
- Strain-Countertrain Therapy
- Structural Integration
- Swedish massage
- T'ai Chi Chuan
- Thai Massage
- Taws Method, The
- Therapeutic Touch
- Touch for Health
- Traditional Thai Massage
- Trager Approach
- Transoma
- Trigger Point Therapy
- Tuina
- Visceral Manipulation
- Water Balancing
- Watsu
- Wetzig Coordination Patterns
- Yoga
- Yumeiho
- Zen Shiatsu
- Zero Balancing
In the "subject" enter: Techniques. In the "body message" please indicate what you do for a living and how you feel about the proliferation of technique brand names versus generic MT names. Let us know if you're interested in info on a particular technique, all of them, or none. Next, briefly, tell us why you're thinking this way. Oh, and feel free to point out an error or, certainly, to add a technique which we may have left out! Thanks. VOICE YOUR OPINION...!
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