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Arthritic Conditions & Massage

Tracking # 20-319672

$17.00

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Course overview

Learn the role that massage can play in easing arthritic pain. Combining four articles written especially for the Institute's Massage Professionals Update E-newsletter, this brief program will provide insights into: * Typical symptoms or osteoarthritis and the role massage plays in addressing this condition. * The five most common pathologies that cause joint pain. * Most common cause of arthritis in the hands with two common therapies to ease pain. * Five forms of psoriatic arthritis and factors contributing to it. In the Arthritic Conditions & Massage program we've combined four articles written especially for the Institute's Massage Professionals Update. These four articles include: * Massage Therapy Provides Pain Relief From Osteoarthritis - Caused by the breakdown and eventual loss of cartilage of one or more joints, osteoarthritis is the most common type of arthritis, affecting over 20 million people in the United States. Whether performed in an office or spa, discover what bodywork methods can effectively relieve the pain and discomfort of osteoarthritis. * When Clients Present With Joint Pain - Despite seeming to be a simple, straightforward complaint, joint pain can have several different origins. Bodyworkers who are familiar with the five most common causes of joint pain and their respective implications on massage therapy can be especially useful to joint pain riddled clients. * Two Treatments to Relieve Hand Arthritis - The onset of arthritis will become increasingly common as the "baby boomer" generation continues to age. Discover two methods for treating the pain, swelling and loss of movement associated with this condition. * Using Massage Therapy to Help Psoriatic Arthritis - Before a client with psoriatic arthritis comes to you seeking relief, make sure you know about this condition and understand when massage might aggravate it.

Subject areas

This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.

Florida Board of Massage Therapy

Massage Therapist

1h General

Georgia Board of Massage Therapy

Massage Therapist

1h General

South Carolina Board of Massage Therapy

Massage Therapist

1h Board approved CE directly related to massage/bodywork therapy

Massage Therapist Provisional

1h Board approved CE directly related to massage/bodywork therapy

Tennessee Board of Massage Licensure

Massage Therapist

1h CE relevant to the practice of massage therapy

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