Wat i do for start my work acupressure massage?
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I'm not sure where you are in the world, so I can only go based upon my knowledge of laws pertaining to where I live.  Here in my part of the USA, 640 hours of training, plus graduation from a nationally accredited school, plus successful completion of the NMTA Board examination, are necessary before legally performing any type of massage therapy for compensation.  The laws may vary where you are, so I would encourage you to search for licensing information in your state/principality/country/etc.
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Just relax and enjoy the "massage"...:-)
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Having had back surgery, and seeing countless doctors on back pain and hearing their answers I would do what my doctors advised me to do.\n\nGet two towels very damp. Put one in the freezer and put one in the microwave.\n\nFirst, I would take a hot, hot shower as hot as you can stand it for no more than 15 minutes or as long as the hot waters holds out.\n\nThen take out the towel out of the freezer and put it one the area that is tight. Keep it on for 15 minutes.\n\nDo nothing for 15 minutes and then alternate a hot towel from the microwave and then the cold towel out of the freezer and do this every hour that you can until the spot works itself out.\n\nAlso it sounds like you have some inflammation in your muscles and you can get some over the counter meds for that like ibuprofen.  I would take some ibuprofen for a few days to help with the inflammation.\n\nIf this does not help you may need to get your workspace more ergonomically safe. Monitors should be at eye level and keyboard in a place that does not put a strain on you.\n\nIf none of this starts having a positive effect you may want to see a physical therapist. They have special infrared massagers that can help and help you work out some of the kinks.\n\nGood Luck.
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<Acupressure is a traditional Chinese medicine bodywork technique based on the same ideas as acupuncture. It involves placing physical pressure, by hand, elbow, or with the aid of various devices, on different pressure points on the surface of the body (which may be far distant from the symptom, related by what is called the meridian system) to bring about relief through greater balance and circulation of energies in the body (qi). It is intended to affect and balance the energetic system of the body in order to treat the human body, mind, emotions, energetic fields, and spirit.\nAn acupressure wristband that is claimed to relieve the symptoms of motion sickness and other forms of nausea is available.\n\nWhile some practitioners believe that first hints of acupressure or reflexology have been found in ancient Indian texts, the first formally recognized mention of qi is in the Chinese writings of the Shang dynasty oracle bones which were produced between the 16th to 11th century B.C.\n\nPossibly the earliest evidence of use of the meridian system for health purposes has been found in Europe, of all places. ִzi the Iceman, a 5,000 year old mummy found preserved in an Alpine glacier, seems to have tattoos on points which correspond to points that a modern acupuncturist or tui na specialist would use to treat symptoms of diseases that ִzi seems to have suffered from, including digestive parasites and degenerative bone disease.\n\nMany East Asian martial arts also make extensive study and use of acupressure for self-defense and health purposes (chin na). The points or combinations of points are said to be used to manipulate or incapacitate an opponent. Also, martial artists regularly massage their own acupressure points in routines to remove blockages from their own meridians, claiming to thereby enhance their circulation and flexibility and keeping the points "soft," or less vulnerable to an attack. Attacking the acupressure points is one theme in the wuxia genre of movies and novels.
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Start with your wrists for the kind of working out you are talking about...oh and might I  suggest a good anitbacterial soap for clean up after...oh and do not forget the lotion LOL
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Bath and Body Works \nVictoria's Secret\nJewelry (go for engraved)\nGift Certificate for a Massage
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can you please ask this question in chinese, maybe i will understand it better.\nAnd btw, i would like to have a massage too ;-)
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You could work for a massage company and get paid for it.
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http://www.massage.ro/\nyou can look the picture and improvise...
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If you are just starting out, put your hands solidly on the shoulders, and only use your thumbs to massage around the neck, until you figure out how much pressure is best to use on each person, and to make sure you can support yourself during the massage.  Some people tend to sway back and forth during massages, and that can add more pressure on the neck if you aren't grounded first.  Back massages, I find it best to massage in circles, pusing the muscles AWAY from the spine.  Muscles tend to tighten and pull towards the spine, and you want to take that pressure off.  Always listen to the person you are massaging, if you are hurting them, then they will tighten up to try and handle the pain, you don't want this, you want them relaxed.  Always give a massage in a warm room, and if you find it hard working around their skin, find a massage oil, or pliable hand lotion that is easy to work with.  I listed some sights with more info for you below.  :)
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I would use a heating pad and massage. You can avoid this by warming up before stretching or exercising. Drink a lot of water.
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As long as you're licensed in the state in which you are seeking clients (some people aren't), I would recommend checking with chiropractors and at figure salons. Give free talks about massage to the Optomists, Rotary club and Chamber of Commerse. Also, put an ad in the paper offering discounts for multiple massages, or couples. Write an article about massage and offer it as filler to the local paper. Offer massage at all the senior citizen places. (Remember, seniors are more delicate, so you have to go easy.)Lots of massage therapists make a wonderful living by specializing in massaging seniors. My Dad's masseuse got Christmas bonuses from her clients adding up into the thousands. She was really terrific. She was the only one of his caregivers that he remembered in his will. Do you know what she did with the money? She sent flowers to his children and his sister. You could be as beloved as our Marnny. She works 30 hours a week massaging seniors and makes a good 60K+ per year. Use your imagination. There are probably hundreds of other ways to promote your  business. Have you thought about donating a massage to a fundraiser in exchange for the names and phone numbers of the people who entered the drawing? Do you offer "M"bucks for referrals? (That's massage bucks, good for application toward a massage.) How about offering coupon books as gifts for friends and relatives? You could make a killing around this time of the year, because what do you get the guy who has everything?? Have you spoken to Human Resources Directors at local stress-inducing businesses? What a wonderful benefit to receive as a reward for a job well done! You could wind up with more business than you can handle! (That's when you raise your prices and hire help!) If you have a portable massage chair, what about traveling massages for executives? That's just a few ideas. I hope you do well in your search for clients!
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Go to a spa, get a massage and then another massage.
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get urself realy worked up like to the point were u would hump a table leg insert ur middle finger in ur vagina about  3 quarters of an inch u should feel a spongy spot that feels like the soft spot on the roof of ur mouth thats ur g spot rub that for a while and that should do the trick
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you could but be careful.\nit would be better to see a professional and let them know your condition before they start and they should know a safe pressure to use.
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You are good, really good, if you can identify specifically these muscles during a massage.  My hat is off to you!  Simple goading (finger compression), especially if you can identify a trigger point in one of these muscles, can be very helpful.  A 'stripping' type of massage in the direction of the muscles fibers may also be productive.\n\nBest wishes.
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I agree, if there is pain when you press your eyebrows, it's probably blocked sinues.  There are acupressure points all over the head (as well as the body) and finding a tender spot on your head could indicate an imbalance elsewhere in your body.  A good acupressure headache point is to rub the meaty part of the webbing between your thumb and forefinger on each hand for about a minute each, rubbing towards your wrist.  I have reduced my headaches using this technique.  It is also effective for toothache, sinues, and colds. The point is called Large Intestine (LI) 4, and you can look it up in Google if you want more detailed info.  Alternatively rub the spot above the midpoint between your eyebrows, this has a similar effect. Hope this helps.  Acupressure helps your body rebalance itself and would probably help your anxiety.