2025 Issue #3 | Science of Massage Institute

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Table of Contents Issue #3 2025

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR WE NEED YOUR HELP CHECK YOUR CLNICAL REASONING #10 SCIENCE OF MEDICAL MASSAGE KNEE REPLACEMENT PATIENT WITH A PSYCHOLOGICAL TWIST by Curt Lezanic, LMT, CMMP TREATING THE PAIN IS CHASING T
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Case of the Month Contest 2025

Every year, we ask our readers to vote for the best Case of the Month International Contest from JMS. You choose the best clinical case contribution, and the Winner gets a SOMI Diploma, a $500 check, and the ch
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Letter from the Editor Issue #3 2025

Dear colleagues,             Welcome to JMS’s issue #3 of 2025! We invite you to learn about Massage Science.           In the section “Check Your Clinical Reasoning,” we published a clinical
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KNEE REPLACEMENT PATIENT WITH A PSYCHOLOGICAL TWIST (Brain Defense Mechanisms)

INTRODUCTION Therapists are on an endless quest to help patients/clients suffering from various forms of somatic pain and dysfunction. Massage schools, countless continuing education classes, and numerous textb
Sandra Abbott, LMT, CMMP
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MEDICAL MASSAGE vs. SEVERE NECK AND SHOULDER DYSFUNCTION

We hope that all our readers will greatly enjoy and appreciate this clinical case submitted by Sandra Abbott, LMT, CMMP, a recent graduate of SOMI’s Medical Massage Certification Program. All of our former st
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TREATING THE PAIN IS CHASING THE TAIL. Part II: Nociceptors a.k.a. Pain Receptors

By Dr. Ross Turchaninov In Part I of this article, Treating the Pain Is Chasing the Tail, Part Iwe reviewed the initial and critical components of the pain-analyzing system—specifically, the normal and abnorm