It has become our tradition to start the year by announcing the winner of the Case of the Month Contest. This year, 65% of our readers chose Carole Suzanne Jackson, BS, MA, LMT, as the winner of the 2016 contes
Daniel Lopes, LMT, CMMP, is one of SOMI’s former students who has become a very successful Medical Massage practitioner. He runs a Medical Massage clinic in Colorado Springs, where he works closely with the l
I met Shea Shulman, LMT, CMMP, several years ago during one of our Medical Massage seminars in Florida. At the beginning, we developed typical teacher-student relations, which eventually transformed into someth
This interview is a direct outcome of social advantages offered by modern technology. Unfortunately, I’ve never met Dr. Michael Koplen. I have the privilege of knowing him only thanks to the Internet. While s
Our Person of the Month for this issue of JMS is Dr. Jeff Cullers, DC, CMMP. Dr. Cullers was our Person of the Month in Issue #3, 2015: Contents. However, since his Case of the Month submission for our 2015 con
Our Person of the Month for this issue of JMS is Kara Mirarchi, LMT, CMMP, who is the Director of the Massage Therapy Program at American Career College in Long Beach, California. We met Kara several years ago
The Person of the Month for this issue of JMS is a very special colleague of ours who shares the same educational passion and clinical expertise about medical massage. Dr. Jeff Cullers is a unique practitioner,
EXPLORING THE ROLE OF PERIPHERAL MECHANISMS: AN EVALUATION OF A THEORY-BASED APPROACH FOR REDUCING SYMPTOMS OF FIBROMYALGIA By Karen MooneySaybrook University This mixed-method study presented an integrative ap
This is the first time in JMS that we’ve interviewed the same person for the ‘Person of the Month’ section of the Journal. Karen Mooney was the winner of our ‘Case of the Month’ competition in 2011. A
Dear Readers, Our winner of the Case of the Month Contest for 2014 is Holley Eubank, CMT, from California. Fifty-one percent of JMS readers voted for her article MEDICAL MASSAGE vs. MULTILAYERED PATHOLOGY — J