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Experience Better Practice Management Today!
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Life is tough. Every day we are subjected to stressors such as work, family, traffic, weather — you name it — and it never gets any easier. Such stressors can lead to all kinds of unsavoury health effects including anxiety and tension. But wouldn’t you know it, the best way to curb these blood pressure-raising effects is with a full body massage.
“The body is subjected to different kinds of pollutants every day, which take a toll on our physical and mental well being. An entire body massage is the best way to give the body the necessary rest and ease all kinds of tension knots,” writes massagetherapypros.ca, adding, “A massage is an effective way to have the body feeling rejuvenated and relaxed. A full body massage holds the key to a life that is stress free. It is an exceptional technique of eliminating tension and relieving pain in the muscles.”
The National University of Health Sciences outlines the top 5 benefits of full body massage:
The long-term effects of stress can take emotional and physical tolls. Massage therapy may relieve stress and conditions associated with it, such as tension headaches.
Medical research indicates that massage therapy can help boost immune system strength by increasing the activity level of the body's natural "killer T cells," which fight off viruses.
Research suggests that symptoms of stress, anxiety and depression (all associated with mental health) may be directly affected with massage therapy.
Pain can negatively affect a person's quality of life and impede recovery from illness or injury. Recent findings highlight the role of massage in pain management.
Elite and recreational athletes alike can benefit from massage therapy-massage can reduce muscle tension, improve exercise performance and prevent injuries.
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Nick Gabriele, Director, Noterro, has been leading the company to greater heights since May 2012. With his vision and 10+ years of expertise, Noterro has become a leading practice management software that offers users an innovative platform for storing notes, tracking appointments, and managing their practice.
Noterro was born out of the need to create a more efficient way to manage paper charts at Ontario College of Health and Technology, which Nick owned.
For nine years, he has performed Independent Medical Evaluations, which allowed him to sharpen his skills in assessing and providing solutions to various health-related issues. With a strong background in rehabilitation settings, including Chiropractic, Physiotherapy, and Massage Therapy, Nick has also garnered a wealth of experience in his field.
Furthermore, Nick has a knack for passion and proficiency in education that has also led him to work in private education for over 20 years. This invaluable experience has enabled him to develop a deeper understanding of how to deliver top-notch training and support to individuals and organizations alike.
In addition to his professional achievements, Nick is an active speaker and has participated in several webinars and podcasts on topics related to electronic record-keeping and practice management. He also has written a plethora of leadership articles on tech topics, including "Charting in the electronic age," "How to Leverage Practice Management Software." His work has been featured in top industry publications, such as Hamilton News. Nick’s insights also have been cited in notable Podcasts like Business Blueprint and Practiciology.
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