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Referral from
Jan 26, 2018
Terri A.:
I have really bad posture. I have started to have nerve (and probably disc) issues in my neck and back because of it and I now have have...
Maria D.:
Highly recommend Luther Lockard http://www.corporatemassagetherapies.com/ Ramblemuse
- Massage Therapist
- Voorhees Township, NJ
Referral from
Jun 25, 2013
Aaron C.:
I'm looking for massage books/textbooks to add to my library and knowledge. Anybody have a top 10 essential list they recommend to have...
Keith G.:
Another thing that needs an update (sighs), but a few years back I put together a bibliography of books I'd found interesting.... Aquilino Chiropractic
- Massage Therapist, Doctor, Chiropractor
- 1000 White Horse Rd Voorhees Township, NJ 08043
- Open ⋅ Closes at 7:00PM
Referral from
Sep 02, 2014
Erica F.:
My husband is looking for a chiropractor in the area. If you have any recommendations, please post them here. Thanks!
Adam A.:
Hey Erica, I am in the office today from 4-7 if there is anything I can do. 856-784-0676 www.aquilinochiro.com
Referral from June 25, 2013
Aaron C. asked:
I'm looking for massage books/textbooks to add to my library and knowledge. Anybody have a top 10 essential list they recommend to have in their own library or practice....
Keith G. replied:
http://www.amazon.com/Dance-anatomy-kinesiology-Karen-Clippinger/dp/0880115319
Keith G. replied:
Although it is not pretentious, I've gotten a lot out of "The Anatomy of Movement". http://www.amazon.com/books/dp/0939616572
Alice L. replied:
I second the Dryden/Moyer book. I think every massage therapist should own it and read it. I also think Explain Pain by Butler and Moseley is essential for any MT who works with clients with pain. This is a very useful book for understanding current pain science, will help you as a therapist and will be helpful for your clients. http://www.massage-stlouis.com/book-review-explain-pain-david-butler-and-lorimer-moseley
Keith G. replied:
Basic Clinical Massage, James Clay. http://www.amazon.com/dp/0781756774
Keith G. replied:
Wendy, I'm highly movement/dance affected (In the sense of certain German wines being "highly botrytis affected"). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noble_rot
Keith G. replied:
Speaking of dance and understanding movement. A sense of dance, by Constance Schrader. http://www.amazon.com/Sense-Dance-Exploring-Movement-Potential/dp/0736051899/
Keith G. replied:
And, just in the interests of debate..... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u75XQdTxZRc
Keith G. replied:
Also Eric Franklin's Dynamic Alignment through Imagery (Ideokinesis). http://www.amazon.com/Dynamic-Alignment-Through-Imagery-2 nd/dp/0736067892/
Keith G. replied:
Hits hand to forehead. Just remembered I did a review article on three of the books I've given above. http://www.massagetoday.com/mpacms/mt/column.php?c_id=613
Keith G. replied:
Wendy, here's a short article I wrote for Scottish country dancers based on Eric Franklin's work. http://www.scottishdance.net/scd/tips/nmpatterns.pdf
Jessica E. replied:
My absolute favorite that I use just about everyday: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/0969817711
Lisa G. replied:
One of my all time favorites. 'Functional Assessment in Massage Therapy' http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/0966119606/ref=redir_mdp_mobile/186-7810466-6550648
Lisa G. replied:
Or this one: http://www.omeri.com/products/orthopedic-assessment-in-massage-therapy/
Referral from January 16, 2014
Jennifer C. asked:
Ok don't make fun of me. But can anyone recommend a good doggy massage therapist? I feel like we need to balance Molly out since she favors the side with the eye. If you...
Cindy B. replied:
Jennifer Strassberg Conners, Dr Derman's number is cell:856-889-7729, office: 856-627-7883. He is a really great guy and he loves the dogs.
Lee A. replied:
never make of fun of you for that..try this one...http://awakeningtouch.abmp.com/pet-massage
Heather G. replied:
My friend Trish does it. I think she works at pet pt in cherry hill. Dr Howe smith
Lori S. replied:
I would highly recommend Dr. Cynthia Graves, she did acupunture on 2 of my dogs and WHAT a DIFFERENCE!!
Tami D. replied:
Jennifer Strassberg Conners, meet AnnaLisa Allegretti
Cindy B. replied:
Trish at pet pt does doggie massage. dr. dermal is a doggie chiropractor at Marne Animal Hospital. he is very good also. And...I think it is great that you want to get her a massage.
Referral from September 26, 2013
Julie G. asked:
Does anyone know of a chiropractor in the Cherry Hill, Marlton, Medford area who has a massage therapist on staff?
Tobi S. replied:
South Jersey Health and Wellness. Anthony Carabasi. 761-8100. On Greentree. He's the best and definitely easy on the eyes!
Jodi S. replied:
Bodyshop in haddonfield. Dr Travis Williams is a good friend of mine .
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