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PUBLISHED 7.14.16

Kiros Pantelis Discusses New Book, Angels Watching Over Me: A New Age Odyssey, Reiki, and Motivation

Greek-American author Kiros Pantelis has led an interesting life. In fact, his journey to healing was so full of rich experiences that it resulted in him writing a book, Angels Watching Over Me: A New Age Odyssey. Kiros interest in holistic healing led him to study yoga, meditation, and reiki. He has now been a life coach for over two decades and hopes to help people who are on their own individual journeys toward healing.

PUBLISHED 7.11.16

Reflexology Eases Pain

This Boston Globe article discusses how reflexology therapy helps patients dealing with chronic pain, particularly cancer patients. The article also discusses how other alternative therapies, such as Reiki and acupuncture, have helped and continue to help patients.

Massage therapist Maria Barbara “Bambi’’ Mathay roamed the pediatric clinic at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, looking for takers. It wasn’t long before she spotted Carlie Gonzalez, 15, wrapped in a yellow blanket and weary from seven months of chemotherapy.

PUBLISHED 7.9.16

Fertility Massage Can Help With Pregnancy Issues

Many couples and individuals have difficulty with fertility. Some of these people are experiencing positive outcomes, such as increased chances of conceiving, by using fertility massage treatments. So what exactly is fertility massage therapy? Read on to find out!

“Fertility massage sounded–like a perfect non-invasive treatment that would help improve my chances of conceiving and complement any future IVF cycles.”

PUBLISHED 7.6.16

Massage Creates Healthy Self-Connection

It’s been proven that physical touch has many health benefits. Swedish, Shiatsu, in whatever form, we can all benefit significantly from massage therapy. Did you know that massage therapy can also help you reconnect—with yourself? Read more to find out how.

PUBLISHED 6.30.16

The Hidden Health Benefits of Massage from Oprah.com

Did you know that getting a massage can actually improve your health? It’s true. Physical touch can benefit your body in a number of ways, such as lowering blood pressure and increasing serotonin—your brain’s natural anti-depressant. This article discusses a study done by Dr. Mark Rapaport that explores the health benefits of massage therapy. “We’re finding biological changes associated with a single massage session,” he says. “That’s saying something.” Read on to find out more about these “hidden” benefits to massage therapy…