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    Medical Massage Lecture Presentation: The Lower Back

    Come explore how the lower back can be affected by a variety of pathologies — and why pain isn’t always the most reliable guide.

    🎥 Medical Massage Lecture Presentation: The Lower Back offers fresh insights into patterns, compensations, and the interconnected nature of the body, helping you assess and address this area with greater clarity and confidence. 

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    Grateful Heart (Sound Healing Journey)

    🎵 Seasonal Sounds: Grateful Heart invites you to pause, soften, and open into gratitude. Let these soothing harmonics carry you inward, where appreciation for the present moment blooms. Perfect for personal practice or to share with clients as a centering, heart-opening experience. 

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    Medical Massage Lecture Presentation: The Upper Back

    Discover how the back can be affected by various pathologies — and why the area that hurts is not always where the real work begins. Explore the body as a connected landscape, uncovering patterns, compensations, and the often-overlooked contributors to pain. Perfect for expanding your assessment skills, refining your clinical reasoning, and approaching your work with fresh curiosity.

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    Feel Your Breath (Guided Meditation)

    A soothing breath-centered meditation to help you slow down and reconnect with yourself. With each inhale and exhale, you’ll find your rhythm, release tension, and rest in a place of calm and balance.

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    Invocation (Guided Meditation)

    A brief, 2-minute grounding to set your intention and center yourself. Simple and direct, it’s a mindful pause to align your energy before moving into your day—or guiding others in theirs.

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    MU Point Massage

    MU Point Massage is our first video release in the Eastern Bodywork category. The massage sequence in this video follows the time clock and was created to assist the twelve Zang Fu organs to better communicate with each other. Performing this Mu Point massage sequence can help to tap into Jing/constitutional level energetics and to provide a deeply relaxing, rejuvenating, and nourishing session for the client.

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    Myofascial Techniques: The Lower Extremity (Supine)

    This instructional video offers a detailed exploration of myofascial techniques applied to the lower extremity in the supine position. You'll learn how to work with fascial restrictions in the anterior thigh, leg, and foot using effective, hands-on methods. Ideal for massage therapists looking to expand their clinical toolbox, this session focuses on improving mobility, releasing tension, and restoring functional movement patterns through gentle, sustained pressure and fascial engagement.