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    From Stress to Rest: Massage Therapy and the Nervous System Connection

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    Title
    From Stress to Rest: Massage Therapy and the Nervous System Connection
    Author
    Csogi, Nichole
    Date
    December 8, 2025
    Subject
    Massage therapy
    Stress reduction
    Parasympathetic nervous system
    Sleep improvement
    Wellness
    Client experience
    
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.13013/3726
    Abstract
    This project examines how massage therapy affects stress levels and sleep quality by activating the parasympathetic nervous system. Body & Soul Massage in Salem, MA, focuses on promoting relaxation and wellness through therapeutic massage. Participants of different ages completed a Google Forms survey after their massage session, and their responses were analyzed for patterns. The results showed clear trends: most participants experienced lower stress levels, feeling calmer and less tense, and many reported better sleep quality, including falling asleep faster and waking less during the night. Overall, the findings suggest massage therapy supports improved relaxation and well-being.
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    Everitt, Amy
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