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Comfort Massage for the Seriously Ill
Support for the body, mind and spirit
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Useful in hospital, home care or hospice settings, with a focus on touch to soothe and console the very ill. Describes physical and emotional benefits. Respectful of all modalities while emphasizing adaptability of the approach.
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Topics Included:

  • Enhancing quality of life
  • A gentle, adaptable approah
  • Touch for the dying
  • Communication is vital
  • Massage for caregivers
  • The gift of massage

EXCERPTS:

"A serious illness can be one of the most difficult challenges life can present. For those in hospital, home, convalescent or hospice care, comfort-oriented massage can relieve stress and anxiety, reduce pain and tension, and provide relaxation."

"Massage can reduce muscle tightness and decrease painful swelling caused by fluid retention. It can help a person feel better after invasive treatments. Pressure sores often heal faster and their occurrence decreases as local circulation is gently increased to surrounding tissues."