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    • About Thai Massage

      Thai massage is called "nuad phaen boran" in Thai. That translates as "ancient massage." Thai massage originated 4,500 years ago in India. The techniques were transmitted to Thailand with the introduction of Buddhism. The massage techniques were lost in India, but have been preserved in Thailand. more »

    • How to Perform Gua Sha Healing

      Gua Sha, pronounced "gwa shaw," is an ancient Chinese healing technique. Comprised of two Chinese characters, Gua means to scrape and Sha means sand. Used by Chinese health practitioners, Gua Sha also is practiced as a home remedy. Not often used in the West because the indication of healing using this method is a rash, Gua Sha is... more »

    • Becoming a Nationally Licensed Massage Therapist

      In most states, massage therapists are required to undergo a certain amount of hours of education on the subject before they can get their license. While there are a few states, such as Alaska and Colorado, that do not require an education or a license, you'll still need to get an education if you want to practice in other... more »

    • Information on Massage Therapy as an Occupation

      Massage therapy can offer scheduling flexibility in a relaxed work space. With the proper training, you can begin your career as a massage therapist in the environment of your choice. more »

    • How to Become an Adjunct Professor

      Working as an adjunct is very rewarding. It is the perfect job for the teacher who doesn’t need full-time work or for those just starting out in the teaching profession. While adjuncting does not usually pay all the bills, it can pay most of them. Here are some tips to finding work as an adjunct professor. more »

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