Chair Massage and the Fainting Phenomenon
In this fascinating presentation, The Fainting Phenomenon: Why People Faint When Getting Chair Massage, Eric Brown explores one of the most mysterious aspects of chair massage: The Fainting Phenomenon.
Fainting is a widely known side effect of chair massage. But why does it happen? And how can you prevent it from happening to your clients? Chair massage pioneer and co-founder of Massage Mastery Online, Eric Brown, will clear up the mystery and outline the physiology behind the phenomenon. You’ll learn simple and effective ways to avoid this distressing event and ensure it never happens in your chair.
Eric Brown, also known as the Grand Massage Poobah, has been a key player in popularizing chair massage in Canada and has been training practitioners in his unique style since 1994. His company has done chair massage in every place imaginable. His customers have included companies like IBM, Dell, Amex, Levi Strauss, Kellogs, hospitals, major financial institutions, law firms and more.
Download this feature article, The Chair Massage Fainting Mystery, that appeared in Massage & Bodywork Magazine that outlines the key points from this presentation so you have it as reference.
This presentation was hosted by Biotone as part of their Edu-Talk series. Visit their site for more information or click here to register for their next upcoming Edu-Talk.
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