Osteo, Chiro, Cranio, AT Pg. 2

This book shows students & practitioners how to relate to the major tissue structures within a wide perceptual field and a craniosacral biodynamic orientation. This essential text also focuses on perceptual & clinical skills. (2004) 410pp

This book extends deeper into the known body of anatomical knowledge, and explores the frontiers and its relationship to disease processes. - By J. Upledger. (1999) 259pp

This books examines the nature, generation & development of professional knowledge in the health professions with particular emphasis on physiotherapy,occupational therapy,medicine & nursing.- J.Higgs, B.Richardon, M.Abrandt Dhalgren (2004)240pp/30ill.

A clinical ergonomics approach to prevention, treatment and rehabilitation. - By Andrew Wilson. (2002) 275pp

This is a significant book, useful for practitioners who work with women (or who are women), offering practical self-care solutions for the phases of a womans life, concentrating on pregnancy & reaching into menopause. Richly illustrated. (2003) 159pp

This is an essential resourse for all physical therapists and their patients dealing with pelvic floor dysfunction.It providesthe vital information needed to help patients avoid the difficulty & embarrassment related to pelvic floor. (2002) 99pp

Early edition to the Guide of Alexandra Technique. - By R. Rickover. (1988) 129pp

Now updated in its 2nd edition, the first research-based book on this topic examines the direct link between joint dysfunction, the theories of its effects, and the clincial syndromes seen in clinical practice. Scientific evidence is presented for indications and contraindicatons of subluxation, along with term definitions, basic science and anatomy, subluxation causes, radiographic evidence, manipulable and nonmanipulable subluxation, a theoretical model , and subluxation syndromes. Many of the most respected names in chiropractic have contributed chapters to this book and present the common ground of chiropractic in a logical and understandable manner. (2005) 608pp

A compendium of photographs and full descriptions of osteopathic techniques.Fully revised,expanded & updated.Ideal for students of osteopathy,for physiotherapists & chiropractors who wish to extend their knowledge.- By L. Hartman. (1998) 280pp

In this second volume,the author details the structure of the human craniosacral system as understood in the osteopathic & energetic models. - By Hugh Milne (1995) 322pp