Fibromyalgia (fms)

All fms clients are different. Some can't stand deep touch, others thrive on it. Treatments have to
be based on each clients needs.

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has anybody been treated for FMS (fibromyagia syndrome) by massage therapy. if positive can you
suggest with info.

I train couples how to do safe and effective massage therapy on the one with FMS.

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has anybody been treated for FMS (fibromyagia syndrome) by massage therapy. if positive can you
suggest with info.

I suggest that you check into the Bowen Technique.

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has anybody been treated for FMS (fibromyagia syndrome) by massage therapy. if positive can you
suggest with info.

I have been researching fibromyalgia lately and after my research I highly reccomend finding a
massage therapist who is very familiar with the fibromyalgia and who is willing to do short sessions
with relatively light pressure

Especially Bowen Technique if you can find a practicioner, which I see as a variant of
myofascial release.

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I have been researching fibromyalgia lately and after my research I highly reccomend finding a
massage therapist who is very familiar with the fibromyalgia and who is willing to do short
sessions with relatively light pressure

Jessica Libolt said:

I have been researching fibromyalgia lately and after my research I highly reccomend finding a
massage therapist who is very familiar with the fibromyalgia and who is willing to do short
sessions with relatively light pressure

It all depends on the individual. I have a client who will go for the full hour session with
moderate to deep pressure, even when she hurts all over. It should be a matter of finding out what
suits your client, rather than some hard and fast rules.

sue