Teachers are under appreciated. Talk to any teacher today,
and you’ll hear stories from the front lines of education, and you’ll hear
fatigue in their voice, and struggles. While many do a great job, there’s a lot
that are tired, weary, and just need a little support. It’s not just a mental
stress, it’s a physical one, as you’ll find many teachers have to stand, walk,
and be at their position far more than just your standard 9 to 5 work load that
most people get. As such, many are injured on the job, deal with problems in
their feet, joints, and other cardiovascular issues that can surmount. It’s for
that reason that many could in fact use a bit of relaxation, and that can come
through massage therapy.
The Body Tenses Up
When the body is continually abused, even if it’s not on
purpose, certain muscle groups and even joints lock up. This is manifested with
pain, structural damage, and even detriment to the tissue themselves. When the
connections start to lose mobility, it can be hard to reverse. Left without any
sort of routine care, the body will eventually break down to a point where
surgery will be needed. Avoiding surgery is something that should be paramount
of teachers, as many cannot afford to be sidelined with an injury for too long.
That’s where massage steps into help.
Reconnecting The
Tissue
At the molecular level, you’ll find that a good massage
therapist doesn’t just promote relaxation, they connect tissue back into the
right place. The body can tie itself up in knots, injuries can manifest on the
muscle tissue, and connections can be stifled, broken, or completely battered.
A good therapist will knead the tissue, and look at the connecting points to
elongate muscle and pay attention to these problem areas for teachers. At the
end of one session alone, a teacher could feel dynamic, responsive, and ready
to get back into the classroom.
The Long Term
Teachers should look at this in a long term manner. As more
and more get specialized attention to their body’s, the response will be
jovial, and an increased in energy and joy will manifest as a result. Left
without any routine care, the body’s muscular systems will cause a number of
issues. Massage is not only about stress relief, which is a good component,
it’s about providing the body a push forward to proper homeostasis.
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