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The oldest national professional massage associates in the US, est. in 1943.

In medical gymnastics, movements performed by the patient in cooperation with the therapist are called _____ movements.

Chinese term meaning to "push-pull"

A center where exercise and massage are combined to treat disease and promote health.

Modern massage terminology is credited to ________.

An English orthopedic physician, who is credited with popularizing Deep Transverse Friction Massage.

The Art of Life.

Who developed craniosacral therapy?

A succession of strokes applied by gliding the hand over an extended portion of the body

Who developed Connective Tissue Massage?

A French barber-surgeon named _____ is credited with restoring the health of Mary, Queen of Scots, by use of massage.

Healing with the hands

Latin root for "massage" meaning to touch or to handle, and to knead or squeeze.

Chinese terms for massage.

The Romans built public baths exclusively for the rich, where a brisk rubdown w/ oils could be enjoyed after a bath.

The ethical and professional application of structured, therapeutic touch to benefit soft-tissue.

Neuromuscular techniques originated in Asia around 1940.

__ wrote an encyclopedia of Arabic, Roman, & Greek medical practices that esteemed the use of exercise, diet, & massage.

Gymnastics applied to the treatment of disease consisting of active, duplicated, & passive movements.

Sanskrit root for "massage", meaning to press softly.

Points on the body that are sensitive to pressure applied during shiatsu.

Austrian physician ____ developed a method of gentle rhythmical massage along the surface lymphatics

Arabic root for "massage", meaning to press softly.

Manual therapy has been a major part of medicine for at least _____ years.

A Hindu technique of massage in the bath.

The art of rubbing a body part upward.

The Japanese term for massage.

A method of massage designed to enhance an athlete's performance.

De Medicina, written by _____, deals extensively with prevention and therapeutics using massage, exercise, and bathing.

Greek root for "massage" - meaning to touch or to handle, also to knead or to squeeze.