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Welcome to the Jing Massage Blog and Vlog!

Loads of really exciting Jing TV episodes on the Jing Massage Vlog and articles and posts written by our very own Rachel Fairweather and Meghan Mari on the massage blog! We cover everything from Myofascial release to Price increase – so for great top tips and essential advice for all therapists, stay tuned!

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Rockin’ all over the world! Hot Stone Fusion for the Treatment of Pain: By Rachel Fairweather and Meghan Mari

Hands up if you thought hot stone massage was just a bit of luxury with no therapeutic effects; a bit of relaxation but not the domain of serious massage therapists aiming to alleviate and prevent musculo- skeletal pain. If so, cast your eye over the following comments from therapists and clients who have experienced the […]

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Massage World: College profile on the JING Institute

Working Team who run the college: Meghan Mari, BA (Hons), M.A, L.M.T and Rachel Fairweather BA (Hons), AOS, L.M.T A great community of professional therapists and expert teachers who wanted to make a difference. Background: The Jing Institute is a revolutionary postgraduate training organisation providing master CPD courses and ground-breaking qualifications. The winner of this […]

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“The Seven Secrets of highly successful Bodyworkers”

“The Seven Secrets of highly successful Bodyworkers” New article by Meghan Mari and Rachel Fairweather (with acknowledgements to Steven Covey for his inspirational book: The Seven habits of Highly successful people) What makes a really GREAT bodyworker? During my fifteen year love affair with bodywork I have practised, taught, studied and received massage in many […]

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Having Fun with Fascial Fusion: Choice Health and wellbeing article

Having fun with Fascial Fusion creative fascial techniques that get results As Myofascial Release and working with fascia becomes ever more popular in the UK, the inevitable question arises “Which are the best and most effective fascial techniques to learn?” The question reminds me of the old adage: Patient: “Doctor, doctor what are the best […]

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