JMS 2018 Issue #1 | SOMI

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Letter from the Editor Issue #1 2018

Dear Friends and Colleagues, Welcome to JMS Issue #1 of 2018. We appreciate the support of our readers from all around the world. Here is the content of the current issue, which we hope you will enjoy: Our Pers
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34th ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MYOFASCIAL TRIGGER POINTS THERAPISTS (NAMTPT)

Journal of Massage Science highly recommends that our readers and other therapists consider participating in the 34th Annual Conference of the National Association of Myofascial Trigger Points Therapists on Nov
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New CMMPS Issue #1, 2018

SOMI is proud to announce our latest Certified Medical Massage Practitioner (CMMP), Jeffery Wood from Inverness, Florida. In his own words, he shares his amazing journey and impressive successes. Jeffery B. Woo
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Table of Contents Issue #1 2018

Letter from the Editor Issue #1 2018 Person of the Month Issue #1 2018 Appreciation Award for 2017 New CMMPS Issue #1, 2018 34th ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MYOFASCIAL TRIGGER POINTS THERAPISTS
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THE PLACEBO EFFECT AND ITS ROLE IN MASSAGE THERAPY. PART I

By Boris Prilutsky, LMT, MA THE STORY OF MR. WRIGHT “In 1957 a patient in Long Beach, CA who suffered from multiple cancer tumors the size of oranges was given only days to live. While dying in the hospital h
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LET’S TALK ABOUT NEUROMUSCULAR JUNCTIONS. PART II: EVALUATION

By Dr. Ross Turchaninov In the previous issue of JMS we published Part I of this article, where we discussed the anatomy and physiology of Neuromuscular Junctions (NMJs) and their role in the formation of vario
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Person of the Month Issue #1 2018

Our Person of the Month is Susanne A. Crawford, CMMP, LMT. Her contribution to our Annual Case of the Month competition was chosen by JMS readers as the winner for 2017. Susanne is a very dedicated therapist wh
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MEDICAL MASSAGE vs. THE SOMATIC/VISCERAL PUZZLE

Brian Boetel, CMT, just started working with the Science of Massage Institute, and in our opinion, he is going full speed toward becoming a successful Medical Massage Practitioner. This clinical case is an exce
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Appreciation Award for 2017

MASSAGE & BODYWORK MAGAZINE (M&BM) Congratulations to the Editorial Board and Leslie L. Young, Editor-in-Chief of M&BM, for receiving JMS’s Annual Appreciation Award for 2017! Our Editorial Board
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RESPONSE TO NEW CRITIQUE BY T. WALTON PUBLISHED IN MASSAGE TODAY

Unfortunately, we are forced to address the same issue again, despite the fact that we and our readers have a lot to do to help their clients and patients. Apparently, our initial article and response to Ms. T.