Top Document: [alt.backrubs] Frequently Asked Questions (FAQL), (5/5) Previous Document: Reference: World Wide Web Sites Next Document: Discussion: Other groups (not Usenet, not mailing-lists) See reader questions & answers on this topic! - Help others by sharing your knowledge (A complete list of all of the subsections of question 5.2.4 is in part 0 of this FAQ list.) The complete lists of subparts of all questions is in part 0 of this FAQ list. Here is the list of subparts for this question (in no particular order): (a) misc.health.alternative newsgroup (b) BODYWORK mailing-list (c) PARACELSUS mailing-list (d) pdax.services.massage newsgroup (e) alt.med.fibromyalgia newsgroup / FIBROM-L mailing-list (f) tuite mailing-list (g) aromatherapy mailing-list (h) alt.folklore.herbs newsgroup (i) alt.aromatherapy newsgroup (j) SOREHAND mailing-list (k) iu610-L mailing-list (l) alt.reiki newsgroup (m) alt.health.massage-therapy newsgroup (n) More lists ------------------------------ a) misc.health.alternative newsgroup The misc.health.alternative newsgroup sometimes carries discussions of the same or similar topics to those discussed in alt.backrubs. Its charter includes discussions of Aromatherapy for example. The charter can be found in the `control.messages' file in the archive (see question 5.1.2). Sunsite (see question 5.2.2) has collections of many postings to the newsgroup. ------------------------------ b) BODYWORK mailing-list In [alt.backrubs, misc.health.alternative] article <4h4gqj$c1a@park.interport.net> gtobias@interport.net (Greg Tobias) announced the BODYWORK mailing-list thus: >BODYWORK is a restricted, but unmoderated, mailing list for discussion >amongst bodywork practitioners. The list owner intends for the >definition of bodywork to be fairly expansive, including all sorts of >body-centered therapies and modalities. Examples include Swedish >massage, Trager Approach, trigger point therapy, Rolfing, Polarity >Therapy, Reiki, Reflexology, Alexander Technique, Jin Shin Do, >acupuncture, Shiatsu, physical therapy and training, and >body-centered psychotherapy. > >Membership on the list will be restricted to practitioners and >students. New subscribers will be screened by the list owner before >being added to the subscriber list; however, the discussions will not >be moderated. > > >To subscribe, send the following command in the BODY of mail to >LISTPROC@ECHONYC.COM on the Internet: > > SUBSCRIBE BODYWORK yourname > >For example: > > SUBSCRIBE BODYWORK Jane Doe > >Owner: Greg Tobias (gtobias@interport.net) [Added 29 February 1996] ------------------------------ c) PARACELSUS mailing-list In [misc.health.alternative] article <mitch-0803950023040001@ip-pdx3-18.teleport.com> Mitch Stargrove <mitch@teleport.com> wrote that PARACELSUS, is a mailing list aimed at promoting communication, cooperation and exploration among health care professionals. Subscription is limited to practitioners, educators, researchers and students in alternative and conventional medical fields. The list is intended to focus on interesting cases, practical clinical pearls, recent publications, useful anecdotes and medical news. "We all have unique experiences, different perspectives and valid insights. No one has all the answers," commented Dr. Mitchell Stargrove, Research and Education Coordinator of AMR'TA. "We can serve our patients best and advance the evolution of the healing arts and medical science best by working together, sharing ideas and being willing to learn," the naturopathic physician continued. Those wishing to participate in PARACELSUS should send a e-mail message to <Majordomo@teleport.com>, reading "subscribe paracelsus". As part of the subscription approval process, send a biographical note indicating training, practice and interests to <paracelsus@teleport.com>. The entire article is in the archive's `w3.sites' file. See question 5.1.2 for details about the archive. Other AMR'TA information sources are listed in question 5.2.3 a). ------------------------------ d) pdax.services.massage newsgroup According to a report that appears in the archive's `group.split' file, the pdax.services.massage newsgroup is for the discussion of professional massage by professionals. (The archive is the subject of question 5.1.2.) The pdax newsgroup hierarchy has a small distribution so most people can't read it. Repostings of significant postings from that newsgroup to alt.backrubs would probably be appreciated. ------------------------------ e) alt.med.fibromyalgia newsgroup / FIBROM-L mailing-list The alt.med.fibromyalgia newsgroup is a gated version of the FIBROM-L mailing-list. Jim McIntosh <jim@american.edu> wrote in article <94179.153614JIM@auvm.american.edu>: >FIBROM-L is a discussion forum for the disease/syndrome known as >fibromyalgia / fibrositis. It is an opportunity for patients, family and >friends of patients, physicians and researchers, and other interested >persons to discuss this condition. That article is in the archive's `fibromyalgia' file. ------------------------------ f) tuite mailing-list The tuite mailing-list is `[t]o discuss the theories of traditional chinese medicine as it relates to the martial arts. Pressure points, KO's, revivals, massage techniques will all be discussed.' [This is according to the 18 Dec 1994 version of the Publicly Accessible Mailing Lists list, see question 5.2.7c.] To have your address added to the list send mail to owner-tuite@virginia.edu with the line: "subscribe [address]" in the body. ------------------------------ g) aromatherapy mailing-list Steven Katz <steven@metron.com> told the FAQL maintainer: to subscribe to the Aromatherapy List, send mail to listserv@idma.com with no subject and `subscribe aromatherapy' (without quotes) in the body of the message. This is the second address for the list (as of 13 Dec 1995). Articles announcing and describing the list are in the archive's `oil.scent' file. Please note that this is the second incarnation of the list. The first one was accidentally lost. For archival reasons, the announcement of the first list is in the archive too. Take care not to confuse them. [This part last updated on 13 Dec 1995] ------------------------------ h) alt.folklore.herbs newsgroup You might be able to have specific questions about herbs (for use with oils), Aromatherapy, etc. answered in the alt.folklore.herbs newsgroup. It would be nice if summaries of information thus obtained were posted to alt.backrubs. ------------------------------ i) alt.aromatherapy newsgroup The alt.aromatherapy newsgroup doesn't exist in many parts of the Usenet because of the way it was made. My site didn't even receive the message that the group had been created! (See the `control.messages' file in the archive.) Discussions of Aromatherapy also occur in the mailing list and in other newsgroups listed above. A collection of postings to the newsgroup is available from Sunsite (see question 5.2.2). ------------------------------ j) SOREHAND mailing-list The SOREHAND mailing-list is `for the discussion of Typing injuries, Repetitive Stress Injuries/Disorder, Cumulative Trauma Disorder, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, etc.' [according to the Publicly Accessible Mailing Lists list, see question 5.2.7c]. To have your address added to the list send mail to listserv@itssrv1.ucsf.edu with the line: subscribe sorehand your-name in the body. For more information, write to <sorehand-request@itssrv1.ucsf.edu>. [Addresses updated on 14 Oct 1997. Thanks to Deanna McHugh.] ------------------------------ k) iu610-L Revolutionary Health/Health Care Workers Info Clearinghouse A mailing-list for news, information about and discussion of - working in the health care industry - union organizing as health service workers - self-health maintenance and protection - health and safety in the workplace - building a new health industry for life on earth The mailing-list was created by the San Francisco Bay branch of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW). Subscribe by sending e-mail to: iu610-l-request@iww.org Post messages to: iu610-l@iww.org [This entry was added on 24 September 1995, with help from Lee Murray.] ------------------------------ l) alt.reiki newsgroup If you would like to write a description for the alt.reiki newsgroup please contact the FAQL maintainer. ------------------------------ m) alt.health.massage-therapy newsgroup If you would like to write a description for the alt.health.massage-therapy newsgroup please contact the FAQL maintainer. According to Roy Fox in message <Xns907ADD4D94C0BScarmageddonnewsguy@209.155.56.98> the charter of the group is: Topics to include discussions about the practice and various modalities of professional massage therapy, including Swedish, NST, Cranial Sacral, Reflexology, Reiki, differences between professional massage therapy and non-professional massage, etc. DO NOT solicit for non-professional massage, or post advertisements of any kind except for professional massage therapy or massage products. Binaries are prohibited. Please do not cross post to newsgroups that are sexually or erotically oriented. This newsgroup will not be moderated. [entry added 15 March 2001, last updated 13 April 2001] ------------------------------ n) More lists More mailing list information is available in question 5.2.7(c). 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