To Understand Massage

To Understand Massage

We know that touch can be meaningful, just like music.  Yet can we say we “understand” touch, “understand” a massage?  It is similar to understanding music. Music and touch don’t have meanings like words do.  Perhaps both are rooted in the meaning of “gestures”, not...

Meet the Instructor: Brenda Bianchi BS, LMT, MTI

Meet the Instructor: Brenda Bianchi BS, LMT, MTI

“I am excited to begin this journey with each of my new students.  The importance of touch will be critical as we recover from this time of social distancing.  I applaud the students for adapting to the current situation and for preparing to help the world to recover...

Hydrotherapy – You Are Mostly Water!

Hydrotherapy – You Are Mostly Water!

When we think of massage we visualize moving our hands over the skin.  But is it really just skin and muscles that we are working on? At TLC our unique approach to hydrotherapy recognizes something that we sometimes overlook.  60% of the human body is water!  64% of...

Reflections on Hybrid Learning at TLC

Reflections on Hybrid Learning at TLC

Online learning for massage therapy has unique challenges as well as, at this time, distinct advantages. What is learning, really? Learning is something done by the nervous system, particularly the brain. The brain sorts out information, memorizes it, and eventually...

Zero Balancing and Your Bones’ Role in Deep Health

Zero Balancing and Your Bones’ Role in Deep Health

By David Lauterstein The nature of bone is miraculous. First, it is alive and responsive. That is contrary to most people’s imaginations because we usually see only the bones of dead animals, or static pictures in books, or empty skulls used as Halloween imagery etc....

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