• The AUTHOR of the article (last name first)
  Example: Benjamin PJ, not Benjamin, PJ
• The TITLE of the article
• The TITLE of the journal or book
• The YEAR the article was published
• The TYPE of publication (this is a pull down list, just pull down and click on the type you want)
• KEYWORD(S): Keywords are the link to the subjects detailed in the articles. If you type in "massage," you will retrieve citations for all of the articles about massage. If you type in "massage OR bodywork," you will retrieve all of the articles about either massage or bodywork. If you type in "massage AND bodywork," you will retrieve only articles that discuss both massage and bodywork. Using "NOT" eliminates terms you do not want.

2. You’ll see a list of citations that match your search.

• The citations will indicate where the article originally appeared. You can print out and take the citations to your local library for help in locating the article.

Helpful Hint: If you want to search every available author, title, and year, leave the author, title and year fields blank and just enter a keyword or keywords.

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