"Strange Hands" for Wellness Seekers/Massage Therapy

"Strange Hands" for Wellness Seekers/Massage Therapy Therapeutic Massage I am currently a graduate of the Baltimore School of Massage. I have graduated at the top of my class with a 4.0 GPA.

OBJECTIVE
To pursue treatments, tasks, and encounters professionally and responsibly while maintaining a sense of pride in my work and compassion in my relationships with clients. To strive for growth and development in my practice while continuing to contribute conscientiously to those who seek relief through my efforts. VISION
My vision is to establish a Massage Therapy practice with clients who seek a safe and natural way to achieve wellness and enjoy vibrant health. Embracing my passion to service, nurture, and enlighten the masses, I can now educate people about the benefits of Therapeutic Massage and it’s natural place in the overall management of healthy living. I have training in techniques of Shiatsu, Accupressure, Swedish Massage, Hydro Therapy, Reflexology, Sports Massage, Russian Sports Massage, Cranial Sacral Therapy, Trigger Point, Structural Bodywork and Massage Variations. I believe that there is much that I have learned and even more to be embraced. I am excited about this new path and appreciate the opportunity to show what I can contribute to the achievement of wellness for others.

06/14/2023

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🌟Spinalis

🔸️The Spinalis is a member of the Erector Spinae (Paraspinal*) group, composed of:
1️⃣Iliocostalis
2️⃣Longissimus
3️⃣Spinalis
*The term paraspinal usually denotes the muscles of the erector spinae group as well as the muscles of the transversospinalis group.

🔸️The Spinalis is usually described as having three parts:
1️⃣Spinalis Thoracis,
2️⃣Spinalis Cervicis,
3️⃣Spinalis Capitis. However, usually only the thoracic portion is developed and able to be located in a cadaver.

🔸️ATTACHMENTS:
Thoracis: Spinous processes of T11-L2 to the spinous processes of T4-T8.
🔸️Cervicis: Spinous process of C7 to the spinous process of C2.
🔸️Capitis: The spinalis capitis usually blends into and considered to be part of the semispinalis capitis of the transversospinalis group.

ACTIONS:
🔸️Extends the neck and trunk at the spinal joints.
Laterally flexes the neck and trunk at the spinal joints

NOTES:
🔸️The spinalis is, by far, the smallest of the three subgroups of the erector spinae group.
The spinalis cervicis and capitis are usually absent.
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🚨Please note that the use of this artwork requires proper credit to be given (Permission: Dr. Joe Muscolino. www.learnmuscles.com – art work Giovanni Rimasti)

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💥Each muscle is featured and taught with 5 distinct video lessons, including animated illustrations and cadaver video lessons.
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06/14/2023

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🔹️ LearnMuscles.com 🔹️
Excellence-in-education 🏅

🌟Spinalis

🔸️The Spinalis is a member of the Erector Spinae (Paraspinal*) group, composed of:
1️⃣Iliocostalis
2️⃣Longissimus
3️⃣Spinalis
*The term paraspinal usually denotes the muscles of the erector spinae group as well as the muscles of the transversospinalis group.

🔸️The Spinalis is usually described as having three parts:
1️⃣Spinalis Thoracis,
2️⃣Spinalis Cervicis,
3️⃣Spinalis Capitis. However, usually only the thoracic portion is developed and able to be located in a cadaver.

🔸️ATTACHMENTS:
Thoracis: Spinous processes of T11-L2 to the spinous processes of T4-T8.
🔸️Cervicis: Spinous process of C7 to the spinous process of C2.
🔸️Capitis: The spinalis capitis usually blends into and considered to be part of the semispinalis capitis of the transversospinalis group.

ACTIONS:
🔸️Extends the neck and trunk at the spinal joints.
Laterally flexes the neck and trunk at the spinal joints

NOTES:
🔸️The spinalis is, by far, the smallest of the three subgroups of the erector spinae group.
The spinalis cervicis and capitis are usually absent.
🌻Spring Special! 15% DISCOUNT for LMCE & MCs!
👉🏼Use code SPRING15 (new subscribers only)
You can also sign up YEARLY for a 50% discount!

🚨Please note that the use of this artwork requires proper credit to be given (Permission: Dr. Joe Muscolino. www.learnmuscles.com – art work Giovanni Rimasti)

🔹️Muscle Anatomy Master Class (MAMC)
Muscle Anatomy Master Class is the most comprehensive and detailed muscle anatomy online video class in the world!
💥Each muscle is featured and taught with 5 distinct video lessons, including animated illustrations and cadaver video lessons.
👉MAMC offers a total of 93 NCBTMB and NYS CE Hours. It also includes Visceral Anatomy Master Class.

⚡️ Subscribe today!
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not funny but true
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not funny but true

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OBJECTIVE To pursue treatments, tasks, and encounters professionally and responsibly while maintaining a sense of pride in my work and compassion in my relationships with clients. To strive for growth and development in my practice while continuing to contribute conscientiously to those who seek relief through my efforts. VISION My vision is to establish a Massage Therapy practice with clients who seek a safe and natural way to achieve wellness and enjoy vibrant health. Embracing my passion to service, nurture, and enlighten the masses, I can now educate people about the benefits of Therapeutic Massage and it’s natural place in the overall management of healthy living. I am currently a graduate of the Baltimore School of Massage. I have graduated at the top of my class with a 4.0 GPA. I have training in techniques of Shiatsu, Accupressure, Swedish Massage, Hydro Therapy, Reflexology, Sports Massage, Russian Sports Massage, Cranial Sacral Therapy, Trigger Point, Structural Bodywork and Massage Variations. I believe that there is much that I have learned and even more to be embraced. I am excited about this new path and appreciate the opportunity to show what I can contribute to the achievement of wellness for others.