The Yomassage Podcast Katherine Parker & Tiffany Ryan

In this episode we invite our friend and partner, Marc Kilman-Burnham, to talk about an exciting and innovative new Training and Certification program for health care providers.....Mindful Caregiving by Yomassage. @yomassage@yomassagesellwood

Lymphatic massage seems to be talked about everywhere nowadays, but what exactly is it and why is it important? In this episode we have Christine Dada, RN, BSN on to talk about her experience with post surgical lymphatic massage as a nurse and a patient at the Yomassage Social Spa. You can find Christine on IG @christine_skinbylovelyBook a REVIVE lymphatic massage at the Yomassage Social Spa in Sellwood: https://yomassage.zenoti.com/webstoreNew/services@yomassage@yomassagesellwood

Our first episode since our post -COVID recovery period! Katherine and Tiffany talk about what they've been up to at Yomassage since the last episode and give a preview to some exciting new offerings coming out of this period of tremendous growth!@yomassage@yomassagesellwood

Shownotes:Dori has been working in the field of health and wellness since 1997. She’s a bit of a wellness ‘Jill-of-all-Trades.’ Being of service to people and empowering them on their wellness journey is truly her passion and gives her life purpose. For the past two decades, Dori developed her career as a massage therapist and her knowledge and passion for holistic health blossomed. As a life-long learner, her education went on to include Nutrition Education, Food Psychology Coaching, Yoga Te...

Shownotes:[1:30] Is anger a bad emotion?[3:20] Repressing anger[4:45] What does being angry mean?[6:34] Letting anger out[8:10] Positive sides of anger release[10:55] How anger can be productive[13:15] Anger management as therapy[15:35] Being angry when situations are out of control[17:43] How can you process anger?Thanks for listening! You can help by subscribing, rating, reviewing wherever you listen. And of course share with your friends and family!Find a Yomassage class near you: https://...

Guest: Athena Phillips, LCSWAthena’s career in behavioral health began in 1995, where she began working with developmentally disabled children and adults. Working with this population prompted her to pursue her Bachelors degree in Social Work, which was completed at Pacific University. She graduated Magna Cum Laude and was Social Work Student of the Year in 2000. During my internship at the She later completed her Masters in Social Work from Portland State University where she was the recipie...