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the 3 C's of first aid response
developed neuromuscular therapy, a soft tissue method
third level of decontamination generally done with soap and water
english surgeon who practiced chirurgy, healing with the hands
developed connective tissue massage or bingdewebmassage, a structural
and postural integration approach, because she was suffering from
impaired circulation in the leg
the type of stance that the horse stance is
developed procedure based on trigger points
developed reflexology based on Asian roots
developed polarity theory
developed the trager method
popularized the movement cure in america, introducing the swedish movements in the mid 19th century
the type of stance that the archer/bow stance is
most complete process that destroys all living organismsincluding bacterial spores, used for surgical instruments
developed hellerwork, a structural integration approach
standardized massage terminology and is given credit for bringing massage to the scientific community
developed touch for health
use 1-5% solution to disinfect floors, sinks, restrooms
developed craniosacral therapy
developed deep transverse friction, soft tissue manipulation
use 70% solution for sanitation, a mild solution can be used to sanitize hands
developed swedish massage, father of swedish massage and physical therapy, called medical gymnastics
developed rolfing
second level of decontamination, nearly as effective as sterilization but does not destroy bacterial spores - bleach, lysol
developed manual lymph drainage, a light massage technique
developed neuromuscular approach, a nervous or reflexive method
a disinfectant aka sodium hypochlorite, use 10% solution, used in laundry
formalized myofascial approach focusing on connective tissue
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