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These techniques are designed to specifically affect the
connective tissue of the body. Various schools of CMT may
focus on either the superficial connective tissue of the
skin and muscles or the deeper connective tissue of the
tendons, ligaments, and periosteum (which surrounds and
nourishes the bony structure of the body).
Benefits/Contraindications
Same as massage.
Training/Licensing
In Germany, Connective
Tissue Massage is considered a physical therapy technique;
in many parts of Europe it is considered a medical technique.
In the United States, Connective Tissue Massage is taught
in many massage schools. (See also Bindegewebsmassage)
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