🇦🇺 Australia · Contemporary
Australian Remedial Massageリメディアル・マッサージ(オーストラリア)
Australia's qualified clinical massage (Diploma of Remedial Massage, HLT52021), treating musculoskeletal problems on the basis of assessment; self-regulated through professional associations rather than AHPRA registration, and eligible for private health insurance rebates.
This name is recorded with basic database information. An in-depth article will follow.
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- Origin
- 🇦🇺 Australia
- Era
- Contemporary
- Classification
- Clinical massage
- Techniques
- Pressure / Fascia / Stretch
- Practitioner body parts
- Palm / Thumb
- Medium
- Oil
- Clothing
- Skin contact, draped
- Setting
- Table
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