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Oncology Massage-Massage therapy for Cancer
Cancer treatment can be physically and emotionally demanding. To help patients cope holistically, Mayo Clinic in Arizona offers an Oncology Massage Program designed to bring comfort and relief through specially trained therapeutic touch. In the video, Mayo Clinic experts — including Dr. Larry Bergstrom, R.N. Barb Hudak, Doralyn Costello, R.N., and licensed massage therapist Rocco Pettiti — discuss how oncology massage can be a valuable part of supportive care for people with

Nicole Longwell
Oct 28, 20141 min read


Kai Chi Do, 5 Elements
The video “Kai Chi Do: 5 Elements — Music, Movement & Meditation” introduces viewers to Kai Chi Do, a dynamic form of movement meditation that blends simple movements, breathwork, music, and mindful focus to help participants release tension, free blocked energy, and feel more connected to themselves and others. Kai Chi Do is sometimes described as the “Free Spirit Way” because it encourages openness, inner peace, and a sense of shared human experience through rhythmic, inten

Nicole Longwell
Oct 22, 20141 min read


Plantar Fasciitis and Heel Pain Stretches
Plantar fasciitis is one of the most common causes of heel pain, affecting people of all ages, especially those who spend long periods standing or are physically active. The video “Morning Exercises for Heel Pain & Plantar Fasciitis” guides viewers through a gentle routine of stretches you can do while still in bed before your first painful step of the day, helping reduce morning heel pain and improve foot function.

Nicole Longwell
Oct 20, 20142 min read


REST TIME
🌿 The Importance of Rest and Grounding for Healing and Well-Being
In today’s fast-paced world, rest is often overlooked and grounding is misunderstood — yet both are essential for physical healing, emotional regulation, and nervous system balance. True wellness doesn’t come from constant doing; it comes from giving the body and mind the space to restore.

Nicole Longwell
Jun 21, 20142 min read
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