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Palpating Fibrosis and Easing Inflammation with Geoffrey Bove and Holly McMillan

Dr. Bove and I have been working on fibrosis and pain mechanisms for decades. His new work with Holly looks at post-radiation fibrosis, which ironically is what led us to working together. This podcast with Whitney Lowe is a fantastic listen for therapists trying to describe what they do with their hands.

Check out their website here: Advanced Trainings

Susan Chapelle

Susan Chapelle, RMT, eMBA is currently practicing and teaching in Toronto, Ontario in the East Danforth area. She has won awards for "Best Massage Therapist in British Columbia" for her work in mechanisms of wound healing and pain.
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Hitting the Right Notes: How Manual Therapy Can Keep Musicians in Tune.

By Susan Chapelle

As a musician, your body is as much of an instrument as your guitar, violin, or piano. The hours spent perfecting your craft are invaluable, but they also come with a price—aches, pains, and in some cases, injuries that can make you feel more like a creaky old door than a star. Fear not, because manual therapy might just be the key to keeping you playing without pain, injury, or that unsettling click in your shoulder that only gets louder during a performance.