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Science of Touch
A History Of Massage - Chapter 2
Question | Answer |
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A genre of bodywork based on a simplified form of Swedish massage, whose main purpose is to enhance non-verbal connection with the inner self an Od with others. It emphasizes the sensual aspects of massage. | Esalen Massage |
Were centers in ancient Athens and Sparta run by the state for free men and youths that contained facilities for exercises, frictions, and baths. | Greek Gymnasia |
Is a term from the 18th and 19th centuries for frictions and rubbing used in conventional medical treatments | Medical Rubbing |
Refers to a philosophy that shows preference for methods of healing derived from nature, the belief in an innate healing force, and a holistic view of human life. | Natural Healing |
Were public institutions in the ancient Roman Empire that consisted of a space for undressing, an exercise court, a warm room, a type of steam room, and a cold pool, might also have a swimming pool. | Roman Baths |
Is a term used in athletic venues for superficial skin friction with the hand, a brush, a coarse towel, or a horse-hair glove; popular in the 19th and early 20th centuries. | Rubdown |
Is a genre of bodywork that includes traditional Western massage, Swedish movements, hydrotherapy, heatlamps, and other modalities. Swedish massage is a popular form of massage in health clubs, spas, and resorts. | Swedish Massage |
Refers to Pehr Ling's system of medical gymnastics that was developed in the early 1800's and that, along with Mezger's massage, is the fore-runner of today's Western massage. | Swedish Movement Cure |
Are public institutions modeled after Roman baths, which were brought to the West from the Middle East during the Renaissance Period; became popular in large cities in Europe and America. | Turkish Bath |
Is a 20th century phenomenon within health care and fitness that emphasizes taking responsibility for health and well-being, and that addresses holistic health of body, mind, emotions, and spirit. | Wellness Movement |
An early term for massage for Medical ______. | Rubbing |