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Stress Relief with Massage Therapy Client Education Brochure

Supporting you through life's challenges

Our Stress Relief with Massage Therapy brochure describes the "fight or flight" stress response, and how massage breaks the stress cycle. The brochure explains how massage therapy replenishes emotional and physical reserves, and how it can help massage clients learn more positive responses to life's inevitable stresses.
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Brochure Topics Include:

  • The stress response
  • As pressure mounts
  • Massage for immediate relief
  • Renewing your energy reserves
    • Release of muscle tension
    • Increased circulation
    • More restful sleep
    • Psychological support
  • Learning how to relax
  • Support for healthful changes
  • Finding what's best for you
  • Massage for ongoing relief

The stress and massage brochure is so well written. It’s as if a doctor were right in the room explaining things. We display them in our reception room. It is scientifically accurate, contemporary, and very motivational. —Dr. Brent Barclay, Avon, CT

Related Presentation Planning Kit to help you market your massage business:

Relax and Revive, Practical Tools for Managing Stress

See also these Newsletters to help market massage for stress relief

Issue 4 — Beat Work Stress
Issue 6 — Are You Stressed?

 

Stress Relief with Massage Therapy Brochure Excerpts:

"Therapeutic massage is a remarkable tool for helping you manage stress. A deeply relaxing massage can give you a welcome break and help you feel better physically and mentally. Over time, regular massage can help you develop healthy and productive responses to life’s many challenges."

"In a stress emergency, massage provides immediate relief with soothing sensations that refocus your attention away from your worries and tensions. Studies show that massage triggers the relaxation response, taking your body off alert and setting in motion the biological processes needed to restore your resources and reverse the physical responses of “fight-or-flight."