massage therapy
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Can anyone suggest how to find a GOOD massage therapist? Is there an association with a web page that I could consult to find a recognized local therapist? Is it possible to arrange for home visits for someone with chronic leg pain? TIA George
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Ziggy, I don’t think insurance would cover your friend’s charges either. Thanks for the response. George – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->Can anyone suggest how to find a GOOD massage therapist? Is there an >association with a web page that I could consult to find a recognized >local therapist? Is it possible to arrange for home visits for >someone with chronic leg pain? >TIA >George >http://www.amtamassage.org/ >http://www.qwl.com/mtwc/amts/ >http://www.qwl.com/mts.html >http://www.ncbtmb.com/ >Having a massage therapist come to your home shouldn’t be a problem as >far as finding a therapist to do it. Your problem will most likely be >getting your insurance to pay for it. >However, I do know a nice lady who stands on the corner downtown who >will do ‘massages’ right in your car. 
>Good luck with your leg pain. >– >Ziggy
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>Ziggy, I don’t think insurance would cover your friend’s charges >either.
But it still might be worth a shot. >Thanks for the response.
Huh? Did he give you the street number? – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->>Can anyone suggest how to find a GOOD massage therapist? Is there an >>association with a web page that I could consult to find a recognized >>local therapist? Is it possible to arrange for home visits for >>someone with chronic leg pain? >>TIA >>George >http://www.amtamassage.org/ >http://www.qwl.com/mtwc/amts/ >http://www.qwl.com/mts.html >http://www.ncbtmb.com/ >Having a massage therapist come to your home shouldn’t be a problem as >far as finding a therapist to do it. Your problem will most likely be >getting your insurance to pay for it. >However, I do know a nice lady who stands on the corner downtown who >will do ‘massages’ right in your car. >Good luck with your leg pain. >– >Ziggy
– The Armadillo
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<<Does anyone know how I can find a massage therapist in the Ft Worth, TX area ….> To receive the names of qualified massage therapists in your area, obtain a list of accredited schools, or inquire about other information about massage therapy, you can contact the American Massage Therapy Association, 820 Davis Street, Suite 100, Evanston, IL 60201; 847-864-0123. The AMTA is the largest and oldest international non-profit professional association of massage therapists with currently over 27,000 members.
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If you find one, please advise me, my daughter may need one also. Hadley Wells MSgt., USAF R E T I R E D Ft. Worth, TX
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>Does anyone know how I can find a massage therapist in the Ft Worth, TX >area that would be trained in the "core technique". I need to find one >according to my doctor? Thanks
I forwarded your post to the bodyworker group, maybe someone there will respond. Do not try to respond, my return address is faked to foil spammers.
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><<Does anyone know how I can find a massage therapist in the Ft Worth, TX >area ….> >To receive the names of qualified massage therapists in your area, obtain >a list of accredited schools, or inquire about other information about >massage therapy, you can contact the American Massage Therapy Association, >820 Davis Street, Suite 100, Evanston, IL 60201; 847-864-0123. >The AMTA is the largest and oldest international non-profit professional >association of massage therapists with currently over 27,000 members.
The AMTA is certainly not the only game in town, there are other organisations that QUALIFY therapists. Furthermore there are newer and more flexible groups that admit members who practice a number of different modalities. Not that an AMTA member would be a bad therapist, it’s just that one who is not a member may be just as good if not better. Ask your friends first, someone probably has a bodyworker they can refer you to, the proof is in the pudding not the recipie.
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Does anyone have a recommendation for the best massage therapy school in Indiana?
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can anyone recommend a good massage therapy school in Indiana?
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Alexandria School of Scientific Therapeutics, 809 S. Harrison, PO Box 287, Alexandria, IN 46001, 317-724-7745 Lewis School and Clinic of Massage Therapy, 3400 Michigan St., Hobart, IN 46342, 219-962-9640
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> Alexandria School of Scientific Therapeutics, 809 S. Harrison, PO Box 287, > Alexandria, IN 46001, 317-724-7745 > Lewis School and Clinic of Massage Therapy, 3400 Michigan St., Hobart, IN > 46342, 219-962-9640
I am interested in discovering the ways in which Massage therapy is being incorporated in therapies such as Occupational and Physical Therapy.
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For a lists of accredited schools contact: American Massage Therapy Assocation, 820 Davis St., Suite 100, Evanston, IL 60201-4444; 708-864-0123. If you would like more information about the field of massage therapy, you might want to request the booklet "Guide to Massage Therapy in America."
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try alt.backrub
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: try alt.backrub OR — alt.backrubs "Ah, a little higher and to the right…." This is "the" group that is a locus for serious discussion of bodywork, licensing, energy work, healing work and more. YES, there ar t%^^&&*(*(’s who write off-topic (personal, make money, whatever) or persons wh9o are beginners, but all who are sincere are welcom. There is also a faq and an archive. Read the group and introduceyourself. The real on-topic posts tend to drive out the others. Thanks for listening. I am a Reiki Mistress, Master-Teacher. I am open to teaching anywhere. Do write me and we shall talk. (TKR) New simple, seed homepage at http://cyberverse.com/~spirit/index.html "LA, Chicago, The Valley, Chicago again. Who knows where next?"
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Interested in finding out about a career in massage therapy. Good schools and where to find a job afterwards. If this is not where to ask, where is better?
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> Interested in finding out about a career in massage therapy. Good schools > and where to find a job afterwards. If this is not where to ask, where is > better?
alt.backrubs is a good place to start. There is a good FAQ posted each month. — Graham Sorenson — The Guide to Aromatherapy http://www.demon.co.uk/murderon/fragrant/ This Way.> http://www.demon.co.uk/murderon/fragrant/bahai1.html
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<<Does anyone know how I can find a massage therapist in the Ft Worth, TX area ….> To receive the names of qualified massage therapists in your area, obtain a list of accredited schools, or inquire about other information about massage therapy, you can contact the American Massage Therapy Association, 820 Davis Street, Suite 100, Evanston, IL 60201; 847-864-0123. The AMTA is the largest and oldest international non-profit professional association of massage therapists with currently over 27,000 members.
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If you find one, please advise me, my daughter may need one also. Hadley Wells MSgt., USAF R E T I R E D Ft. Worth, TX
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>Does anyone know how I can find a massage therapist in the Ft Worth, TX >area that would be trained in the "core technique". I need to find one >according to my doctor? Thanks
I forwarded your post to the bodyworker group, maybe someone there will respond. Do not try to respond, my return address is faked to foil spammers.
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><<Does anyone know how I can find a massage therapist in the Ft Worth, TX >area ….> >To receive the names of qualified massage therapists in your area, obtain >a list of accredited schools, or inquire about other information about >massage therapy, you can contact the American Massage Therapy Association, >820 Davis Street, Suite 100, Evanston, IL 60201; 847-864-0123. >The AMTA is the largest and oldest international non-profit professional >association of massage therapists with currently over 27,000 members.
The AMTA is certainly not the only game in town, there are other organisations that QUALIFY therapists. Furthermore there are newer and more flexible groups that admit members who practice a number of different modalities. Not that an AMTA member would be a bad therapist, it’s just that one who is not a member may be just as good if not better. Ask your friends first, someone probably has a bodyworker they can refer you to, the proof is in the pudding not the recipie.
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Does anyone have a recommendation for the best massage therapy school in Indiana?
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can anyone recommend a good massage therapy school in Indiana?
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Alexandria School of Scientific Therapeutics, 809 S. Harrison, PO Box 287, Alexandria, IN 46001, 317-724-7745 Lewis School and Clinic of Massage Therapy, 3400 Michigan St., Hobart, IN 46342, 219-962-9640
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> Alexandria School of Scientific Therapeutics, 809 S. Harrison, PO Box 287, > Alexandria, IN 46001, 317-724-7745 > Lewis School and Clinic of Massage Therapy, 3400 Michigan St., Hobart, IN > 46342, 219-962-9640
I am interested in discovering the ways in which Massage therapy is being incorporated in therapies such as Occupational and Physical Therapy.
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For a lists of accredited schools contact: American Massage Therapy Assocation, 820 Davis St., Suite 100, Evanston, IL 60201-4444; 708-864-0123. If you would like more information about the field of massage therapy, you might want to request the booklet "Guide to Massage Therapy in America."
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try alt.backrub
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: try alt.backrub OR — alt.backrubs "Ah, a little higher and to the right…." This is "the" group that is a locus for serious discussion of bodywork, licensing, energy work, healing work and more. YES, there ar t%^^&&*(*(’s who write off-topic (personal, make money, whatever) or persons wh9o are beginners, but all who are sincere are welcom. There is also a faq and an archive. Read the group and introduceyourself. The real on-topic posts tend to drive out the others. Thanks for listening. I am a Reiki Mistress, Master-Teacher. I am open to teaching anywhere. Do write me and we shall talk. (TKR) New simple, seed homepage at http://cyberverse.com/~spirit/index.html "LA, Chicago, The Valley, Chicago again. Who knows where next?"
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Interested in finding out about a career in massage therapy. Good schools and where to find a job afterwards. If this is not where to ask, where is better?
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> Interested in finding out about a career in massage therapy. Good schools > and where to find a job afterwards. If this is not where to ask, where is > better?
alt.backrubs is a good place to start. There is a good FAQ posted each month. — Graham Sorenson — The Guide to Aromatherapy http://www.demon.co.uk/murderon/fragrant/ This Way.> http://www.demon.co.uk/murderon/fragrant/bahai1.html
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