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Creating Lucrative Private Retreats that Heal You and Your Clients
Imagine that you've just wrapped up your most profitable day ever, leaving your treatment room with a check in hand for $1,500. How many clients would you have to see to earn that much in a day? Fifteen at $100 a session? Ten at $150? Six at $250?
Happenings in Our Evolving Profession
Good things seem to be happening for our profession and recent developments show we are all on board. Talking about being on board, this September The Veterans Express-Purple Heart Tour is expected to make its way out of the station.
Herbal Medicine: Go Mainstream
When it comes to practicing herbal medicine in a mainstream setting, there are a number of important points to understand when it comes to prescribing formulas. Some important questions to ask are - what method of prescribing and dispensing is most effective in this setting?
A Freebie
Let's face it – patient evaluation takes time. Unless you are really into the diagnostic evaluation game, you probably have found the formal exam protocol tedious if not downright annoying.
Peer Points: Stories of Practice Success
When patients go see Arizona-based acupuncturist Jing Liu, it is to get top care from an practitioner well versed in all aspects of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Helping Infertility Patients with the Spirit Essence
As many of you know, when it comes to treating infertility, we are dealing with a patient population that is, generally speaking, in emotional turmoil. These patients often experience fear, anxiety, despair, hopelessness, grief and anger.
Economics of Complementary/Integrative Care
Although this column doesn't usually feature a book review, we're going outside of our usual public health format to discuss a new book written by Patricia Herman ND, PhD.
The Power of Inhalation: Diffusing Essential Oils
When using essential oils as part of a massage practice, most of the focus goes on properties that can help relieve muscles and joints when applied topically.
The Spirits of the Points: The Gall Bladder Official
The Gall Bladder is known as The Official of Decision Making and Judgment. In any given day, this Official makes countless decisions – conscious and unconscious, which influence every aspect of our being.
There Are No Secrets: Treating Complicated Conditions with TCM
Including standardized extra points, there are just over 400 acupuncture points on the body. You get 400 and I get 400 - same. Yet, time and time again treatment protocols are coveted as if they were some secret formula only intended for the right and privileged.
Healing Leaders

Energy is a hot commodity. Society pays dearly for it and for the expertise of those who know how to cultivate it.


Dealing with Painful Foot Injuries, Part 2
In part one of this two-part series, published in the April issue, we began talking about foot pain and discussed several different injuries that affect that area of the body. Now we're going to move on to give you practical tips for soothing the feet.
The Massage Profession Must Continue to Evolve
Evolution is defined as any process of formation or growth, development, as well as a process of gradual, peaceful, progressive change or development by Dictionary.com.
You are What You Eat Part II: Integrative Protocols
In the previous installment of this article I discussed important ideas concerning gastrointestinal health and foundational ideas from TCM, which can provide key insights into creating effective protocols for healing the gut.
Judge Lifts Stay of Florida PIP Injunction
Circuit Court Judge Terry P. Lewis lifted an automatic stay of a temporary injunction against the Florida Personal Injury Protection law.
Help in Understanding Parkinson's, Part 2
In part one of this series from the April issue, I presented an understanding of Parkinson's disease (PD), its symptoms and current medical treatment.

Massage Helps Hospital Patients Manage Pain
The authors of this publication, Adams and colleagues, suggest pain management within the acute care setting is a focus of empirical study by researchers, healthcare facilities and accreditation organizations throughout the United States.
Adventitious Tissue Structures of Elevated Tissue Density
A 12-year-old boy was brought into my clinic complaining of pain in his right heel, which impaired his ability to participate in sports, even to walk normally.
Key Nutrients for Maintaining Musculoskeletal Health
As a chiropractor, I fully appreciate the amazing potential of manual therapy. Whether that therapy is a chiropractic adjustment, therapeutic massage, or some of the many other effective body work options; people generally have a wonderful response.

Freeing the Heart: Protection of the Hip and Shoulder Joints
As we continue with this current series of articles on Freeing The Heart, if we consider the basic physiology of the human circulatory system, it seems evident that when the heart and lungs reach full expansion with a minimum of resistance, the heart will eject more blood and at a greater velocity.
Helping Patients Through Pregnancy Loss
There is a lot of focus in the acupuncture world on fertility and helping women get pregnant. It's exhilarating to hear the news that a patient is expecting a baby. The other side of that is pregnancy loss. That includes abortion, miscarriage or stillbirth.
What's Your Story?

It's all too simple, yet essential. The universal question that often times we're asked by clients when we start a massage session. At least, with the chatty ones looking for conversation.


Muscles as Team Players
Synergistic dominance occurs as "helper" muscles are recruited to take over function when a "prime mover" muscle fails, much like when a football coach calls in the substitute players when a key player is injured.
Creative Strategies to Boost Your Business
Years ago I realized the truth behind the saying that the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different outcome. I find that so many people, either personally or professionally, are "insane" by that definition.
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Rehabilitation

By Craig Liebenson, DC

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How Can Rehabilitation Help You Get New Patients and Keep Them?
     October 18, 1999 (Vol. 17, Issue 22)
Recent Questions on Stabilization Training and Evidence-Based Care
     September 20, 1999 (Vol. 17, Issue 20)
Identification and Treatment of Muscular Chains
     August 23, 1999 (Vol. 17, Issue 18)
Muscular Imbalance: An Update
     July 26, 1999 (Vol. 17, Issue 16)
The Report of Findings from a Biopsychosocial Context
     June 28, 1999 (Vol. 17, Issue 14)
How Do I Justify the Medical Necessity of My Care? Part II: The Roland-Morris Questionnaire
     June 14, 1999 (Vol. 17, Issue 13)
How Do I Justify the Medical Necessity of My Care? Part I: Overview
     May 17, 1999 (Vol. 17, Issue 11)
The Rehabilitation Model Embraces a Revolution
The Biopsychosocial Model
     May 3, 1999 (Vol. 17, Issue 10)
The Purpose of Spinal Rehabilitation: Integration of Passive and Active Care
     April 5, 1999 (Vol. 17, Issue 08)
The Back Pain Revolution, Part IV: A Practical Approach
     March 8, 1999 (Vol. 17, Issue 06)
The Back Pain Revolution, Part Three: Treatment
     February 8, 1999 (Vol. 17, Issue 04)
The Back Pain Revolution, Part II: Evaluation
     January 12, 1999 (Vol. 17, Issue 02)
The Back Pain Revolution, Part One: The Biopsychosocial and Biomechanical Models
     December 14, 1998 (Vol. 16, Issue 26)
Safe-Back Workouts, Part II: Troubleshooting
     November 16, 1998 (Vol. 16, Issue 24)
Where Are Back Pain Dollars Headed: Do You Want to Know?
     October 5, 1998 (Vol. 16, Issue 21)
Safe Back Workouts, Part One: How to Progress Patients with Exercises
     September 21, 1998 (Vol. 16, Issue 20)
Sacroiliac Dysfunction and Lumbopelvic Instability
     August 24, 1998 (Vol. 16, Issue 18)
Yellow Flags Questionnaire for Early Identification of Risk Factors of Chronicity
     July 27, 1998 (Vol. 16, Issue 16)
Yellow Flags: Early Identification of Risk Factors of Chronicity in Acute Patients
     June 29, 1998 (Vol. 16, Issue 14)
Clinical Trial of Spinal Stabilization Training
     May 4, 1998 (Vol. 16, Issue 10)
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