Massage is rapidly growing in popularity. In the past 10 years, the need for qualified massage therapists has increased substantially. It is no longer the sole prevue of massage parlors or wealthy spas. 

You now can find massage as part of an integrated medical system of treatment. You can see it in ICUs for babies, children and elderly people. Massage is part of out care and in-house therapy as well as medical management for people with HIV-AIDS and cancer.

Massage now forms a small but significant part of many different types of health care facilities. Hospices, health care centers, and various types of medical and therapeutic clinics include some form of massage as part of a recognized form of treatment. 

In the sporting arena, massage is also a prominent fixture, making its appearance at the Olympics. Massage is also an accepted part of athletic training at all levels of sport.

Below is the list of article titles that you can get inside this bundle:

• Dysfunctions Responding to Clinical Massage
• Facial Massage
• Massage Therapy as Complimentary Alternartive Medice
• Massage Therapy for Senior Citizsens
• Massage Therapy for Young Children
• The Balinese Massage Therapy
• The Chair Massage
• The Deep Tissue Massage
• The Foot Massage
• The Hand and Arm Massage
• The Health Benefits of Massage Therapy
• The Hot Stone Massage
• The Indian Head Massage
• The Korean Martial Therapy
• And so much more...