Articles of Interest
RESPONSE TO TIME MAGAZINE ARTICLE
INFANT MASSAGE – THEN AND NOW
USING INFANT MASSAGE WITH FOSTER PARENTS
GENERATING NEW CLIENTS WITH TARGETED
LOW COST MARKETING
By Jane Kaleski Plymouth, MI
RILEY HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN PROVIDES
INFANT MASSAGE THROUGH CHILD LIFE
On March 9 & 10, IMUSA Trainer,
Suzanne P. Reese had the privilege
to meet Joseph Chilton Pearce and
attend a lecture and all-day
workshop at the Waldorf School of
San Diego, CA.
Tender Touch - Infant Massage Helps
Babies Find The Connections That
Help Them Grow.
By
Claire La Plante, Photos by Chip
Williams
Impact of
Massage Therapy on Health Outcomes
Among Orphaned Infants in Eduador.
Results of a Randomized Clinical
Trial.
By Vonda K. Jump, PhD; Jamison D.
Fargo, PhD;
and James F.Akers, PhD
The Day
My Baby Went to College:
Concord, NC, October 20, 2006
— On
Tuesday, October 17 2006, my baby
went to college. I made sure he had
food and a backpack full of
supplies. Although it was a rainy
day outside, I didn't cry. This
wasn't the first day of his freshman
year at a state university, but
rather his first day of infant
massage training at our local
Cabarrus College of Health Sciences.
Read
More...
May
19, 2006 - Birth to Three Conference
On
May 19th, Jodi Whiteman and Linda
Storm will be presenting a workshop
at the Birth to Three Conference
entitled Baby Massage and
Beyond a Curriculum in the Works:
10th
Annual Birth To Three Institute
Continuity
from Pre-Birth to Five:
Enhancing Connections for
Babies, Families &
Communities
Baltimore Convention Center, May
16-19, 2006
April
24, 2006 - Suzanne P. Reese in
People Magazine
As seen in...
Issue:
April 24, 2006
Pages
104 - 110
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Suzanne was part of an
humanitarian effort with the
Chernobyl Children’s
Project that went to
Belarus to work with
institutionalized children.
You can learn more about the
project in the April
24, 2006 issue of
People Magazine
Through
Suzanne’s efforts she was
able to introduce nurturing
touch to institutionalized
children in
Belarus
. Children
she worked with showed
dramatic improvements in
their health and overall
condition.
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Suzanne's
website is: www.compassionatechild.com.
December
15, 2005 - Infant Massage
USA Trainers Published in Zero
to Three Journal
Trainers
Linda Storm and Suzanne P. Reese
have published an article in the
September 2005 (Vol. 26, No. 1)
issue of the Zero to Three Journal.
The article "Better Beginnings
Through Nurturing Touch"
explores the background of infant
massage based on the work of Vimala
McClure and describes the benefits
of nurturing touch for parents and
babies.
Zero
to Three's Journal is a professional
publication which explores issues
related to early childhood
development, education, research,
and policy from the perspectives of
parents, caregivers, educators, and
policy makers. The September 2005
issue is titled "Enriching
Experiences for Young Children and
Their Parents."
To
order a copy of this publication
($15) or to subscribe to the Zero to
Three Professional Journal, visit
the Zero
to Three Bookstore .
October
21, 2005 - Infant Massage USA is a
Zero to Three Bookstore Affiliate
Infant
Massage USA is participating in
Zero to Three's Online Bookstore
Affiliate Program. By
accessing Zero to Three's online
bookstore via the Infant
Massage USA website, you'll
find the latest and most
comprehensive resources on the
first three years of life. Each
time you make a purchase
from the Zero to Three Bookstore
(accessed via Infant Massage
USA), Zero to Three will donate
a percentage of the sale back to
Infant Massage USA, giving us
additional funds to help promote our
infant massage programs.
September
22, 2005
Trainer
Suzanne Reese becomes first
American to join the Irish
Medical Team of the Chernobyl
Children's Project International
on a humantiraian effort to the
Children's Asylum in Vesnova,
Belarus.
Read Suzanne's story
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