JMS 2020 Issue #1 | SOMI
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Appreciation Award 2019
There are four major national massage publications in the United States, which is more than in any other country. Each publication tries to inform massage practitioners on a wide variety of topics. During 2019,
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Letter from the Editor Issue #1 2020
Dear Friends and Colleagues, Welcome to JMS Issue #1 of 2020. We appreciate the support of our readers from around the world. This is the content of the current issue of the Journal of Massage Science. We hope
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BORIS PRILUTSKY’S BLOG
“Do you have enough expertise to break my fascia?” By Boris Prilutsky, LMT, MA Approximately five years ago, I received a call from a new patient referred by her primary care physician. Her first question w
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Table of Contents Issue #1 2020
Letter from the Editor Issue #1 2020 Person of the Month Issue #1 2020 BORIS PRILUTSKY'S BLOG — Apr 2020 Appreciation Award 2019 NEWS FROM OUR CLINICS MEDICAL MASSAGE vs. CHRONIC EMPHYSEMA MEDICAL MASSAG
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NEW SCIENTIFIC DATA TO REVISIT ACTIVE TRIGGER POINTS CONCEPT. PART II: Circulatory Changes In The Active Trigger Point
By Dr. Ross TurchaninovPhoenix, AZ We started a discussion about new scientific data regarding active Trigger Points (TP) in the previous issue of JMS: NEW SCIENTIFIC DATA TO REVISIT ACTIVE TRIGGER POINTS CONCE
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Person of the Month Issue #1 2020
In this issue, we finalize the results of our 2019 JMS’s International Case of the Month contest. Last year, we had exceptional contributions from SOMI’s former and current students. We are deeply thankful
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MASTER THE MASSAGE BUSINESS MINDSET: PART I
We all know we need to build our businesses, so for those of you who do not have a digital marketing plan, we bring you the expertise of marketing guru Cory Fairchild. He has helped build successful businesses
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MEDICAL MASSAGE vs. BODY TRAUMA
This clinical case was sent to the Journal of Massage Science by SOMI’s current student Brenda Howell, LMBT, MS. We think that this submission contains a lot of great information therapists can learn from. Ho
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Good Apples, Bad Apples Issue #1 2020
MASSAGE & BODYWORK MAGAZINE Hope. Trust. Faith. A Powerful Progression for Making a Difference. Massage & Bodywork Magazine, Jan/Feb, 2020 By Douglas Nelson A very good article which emphasizes the impo
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MEDICAL MASSAGE vs. CHRONIC EMPHYSEMA
By Dr. Ross Turchaninov Phoenix, AZ In the previous issue of JMS, in the ‘News From The Clinic’ section, we published the clinical case “Medical Massage vs. Pneumonia’s Residuals”: MEDICAL MASSAGE vs.
