There’s a parallel here to people living with Alzheimer’s disease (AD), massage and Daffodils.  It appears that emotions may outlast the memory of the event that triggered the emotion, according to a 2010 study conducted by Justin Feinstein reported in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States. In other words, if a person with AD has a happy experience, say from a family visit (or a massage!) he will continue to feel happy for a period of time even though he quickly forgets the actual visit.

Please allow me to wax a bit poetic. On the eve of Valentine’s Day and also in the wake of a very visible entertainer, Whitney Houston’s untimely death, I am really ...

This is a 'story' that emerged from our Combined Intensive 11/11 in Springfield, MO

Kaci is one of our newest Practitioners and a bright light in our community!

The heart of Compassionate Touch training helps one LMT overcome massage technique fears

I am so excited to be welcoming all our Compassionate Touch Instructors as bloggers!