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Online Clinical Massage Research Conference 16.07.24

Jing Graduates from our BTEC Level 6, professional diploma in advanced clinical and sports massage share their research live for the first time. Sign up to access the live conference! If you can’t make it live no problem – sign up to receive access to the recording.

The Jing Institute are always proud to bring new research to the massage therapy field every year via our BTEC Level 6 Professional Diploma in Advanced Clinical and Sports Massage. Huge congratulations to our students who will be presenting their dissertations in this online conference – amazing work from amazing massage therapists, helping to prove that good massage has great results for treating pain!

For over a decade Jing Institute has been the only school in the UK offering a BTEC Level 6 Professional Diploma in Advanced Clinical and Sports Massage. This unique course gives students a chance to study at the highest accredited level of massage and soft tissue therapy. Their 3 year part time course includes the devising and conducting of a focused research project to add to the worldwide pool of clinical research in massage.

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The 2024 Jing  Clinical Massage Research Conference

Presentations will include, in the order of presentation:

Nicky Clarke
Title : Evaluating the effects of the Jing Method on Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) Pain in people aged 25-65

Casey Stewart-Smith
Title: Assessing an online Jing Method Advanced Clinical Massage Protocol to treat stress in unpaid carers of children or adults with disability

Elizabeth Snook
Title: Evaluating the effects of using the Jing Method of Advanced Clinical Massage to improve well-being in women with Fibromyalgia Syndrome

Claire Desroches
Title: The role of massage in the treatment of chronic pain

Frances Birch
Title: Evaluating the Jing stress and chronic pain protocol for wellbeing in women aged 40-60.

Cecile Dumont
Title: Evaluating the effects of the Jing Method of manual therapy on the mental well-being of women with a history of breast cancer

Ella Scott
Title: The Effect of Online Rehabilitation on Non Specific Shoulder Pain in Women Aged 40-60

Jayne Drew
Title: Evaluating the effects of the Jing method of clinical massage on joint pain in people with Hypermobility

Gail Dawe
Title: Evaluate the Effects of the Jing Method Clinical Massage on the Quality of Life in Women aged 40+, diagnosed with Fibromyalgia

Gill Jarrett
Title: Evaluating the effect of the Jing Method of clinical and sports massage on depression, anxiety, and stress in healthcare professionals

Danielle Weaver
Title: Evaluating the efficacy of Jing Advanced Clinical Massage in treating tension-type headaches in adults –

Jon Caruana
Title: Evaluating the effects of the Jing method of clinical massage on non-specific neck pain in florists

Lucia Lloyd-Clokie
Title: Evaluating the effects of the Jing Method of Clinical Massage on adults with asthma.

Katrin Steed
Title: The effects of the Jing Method of Massage on the activity levels of women aged 40-70 with chronic hip pain

Mandy Le Messurier
Title: The effect of rehabilitation exercises on ankle instability in non-professional footballers

Bonney O’Connell
Title: Evaluating the Jing Method of Advanced Clinical Massage on Shoulder Pain in CrossFit participants

Sheree Phelps
Title: Evaluating the Effect of Myofascial Release, on Parkinson’s Related Tremor

Sian O’Flynn
Title: Evaluating the effects of The Jing Method™ of Advanced Clinical Massage on stress, anxiety, depression, and low mood in those with desk-based work/sedentary lifestyles

For over a decade Jing Massage has been proud to be the only school in the UK offering a BTEC Level 6 Professional Diploma in Advanced Clinical and Sports Massage. Allowing students a chance to study at the highest accredited level of massage and soft tissue therapy, developing research opportunities to add to the worldwide pool of clinical research in massage

Join the conference to hear the latest cutting edge of massage research in the UK.