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The
Trigger Point Therapy Workbook: Your Self-Treatment Guide for Pain Relief
by Clair Davies
Book Description:
Trigger point therapy is a proven technique used for the relief of
soft-tissue pain and dysfunction, including pain from repetitive strain
injuries, accident trauma, and sports injuries, as well as fibromyalgia
(pain in muscles, ligaments, and tendons) and related conditions. The author
demonstrates massage techniques that relieve pain and promote a rapid return
of mobility and function.
(Paperback -- April 1, 2001) |
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Deep
Tissue Massage: A Visual Guide to Techniques
by Art Riggs
Book Info: (North Atlantic Books) Textbook-style manual for massage
therapists who have completed or are in the process of completing basic
massage training. Includes many photographs and illustrations for reference,
biomechanics for preventing injury, and directions for treatment and rehabilitation
for common complaints. Quick-reference guide to techniques. DNLM: Massage--methods--Atlases.
Paperback from North Atlantic Books
Book Published: April, 2002 |
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Static
Contraction Training
by Peter Sisco, John R. Little
Paperback from McGraw-Hill/Contemporary Books
Book Published: 11 December, 1998 |
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The
New Sensual Massage: Learn to Give Pleasure With Your Hands
by Gordon Inkeles (Photographer)
(Paperback -- June 2002)
Infant
Massage: A Handbook for Loving Parents
by Vimala Schneider McClure
Paperback: 224 pages
Bantam Doubleday Dell Pub (Trd Pap); ISBN: 0553380567;
Revised edition (October 31, 2000)
Spinal
Manipulation Made Simple: A Manual of Soft Tissue Techniques
by Jeffrey Maitland, Kelley Kirkpatrick (Photographer)
(Paperback -- January 15, 2001)
The Power of Reiki: An Ancient Hands-On Healing Technique
by Tanmaya Honervogt
Listed under Reiki
Static
Contraction Training
by Peter Sisco, John R. Little
(Paperback -- December 11, 1998)
Equine Massage: A Practical Guide
by Jean-Pierre Hourdebaigt
Listed under Horses
Massage:
The Ultimate Illustrated Guide
by Clare Maxwell-Hudson, Sandra Lousada (Photographer)
(Hardcover -- March 1, 1999)
Tappan's
Handbook of Healing Massage Techniques: Classic, Holistic and Emerging
Methods (3rd Edition)
by Frances M. Tappan, Patricia J. Benjamin (Preface)
(Paperback -- January 15, 1998)
Touch
of Healing
by Alice Burmeister, et al
(Paperback -- January 1, 1997)
Pain
Erasure: The Bonnie Prudden Way
by Bonnie Prudden, et al
(Paperback -- May 2002)
Dr.
Fulford's Touch of Life: The Healing Power of the Natural Life Force
by Robert C. Fulford, Gene Stone (Contributor)
(Paperback -- September
1997)
Reiki Fire
by Arjava Petter, Frank Arjava Petter
Listed under Reiki
Mosby's
Fundamentals of Therapeutic Massage
by Sandy Fritz (Preface)
Paperback: 681 pages
Mosby-Year Book; ISBN: 0323006779; 2nd edition (August 1999)
A
Massage Therapist's Guide to Pathology
by Ruth Werner, Ben E. Benjamin (Editor)
(Hardcover -- December 15,
1998)
The
Endless Web: Fascial Anatomy and Physical Reality
by Louis R. Schultz, et al
Paperback: North Atlantic Books; ISBN: 1556432283; (November 1996)
Loving
Hands: The Traditional Art of Baby Massage
by Frederick Leboyer (Photographer)
Paperback: 144 pages
Newmarket Press; ISBN: 1557043140; 1st Pbk edition (October
1997)
The
Walrus on My Table: Touching True Stories of Animal Healing
by Anthony Guglielmo, Cari Lynn
As Androcles knew, it takes an unusual level of compassion and sensitivity--and
certainly bravery, and perhaps even chutzpah--to find out where an animal
is hurting and then ease that pain. Anthony Guglielmo's stock in trade
is to do just that. A licensed massage therapist, he's been spending the
last few years kneading out the aching muscles and complaining joints of
a host of animal others: walruses, racehorses, ferrets, dolphins, rabbits,
dogs, and even penguins, to name just a few.
Writing with Cari Lynn, Guglielmo explains how he came to develop his
specialty, which is, he notes, perhaps less unusual than it might appear;
circus trainers have been massaging their animals for years, and humans
help relieve their pets' stress with every pat or stroke. Many scientifically
trained veterinarians, the authors note, are increasingly coming to value
alternative, nontraditional therapies, and though skeptics may question
Guglielmo's method, it makes sense that any healing technique that relaxes
fear and tension has at least a chance of achieving a beneficial end. "I
assure all my patients," Guglielmo says, "that I believe in gentle massage--that
it should feel good, not painful. The challenge of massaging an animal
is somehow communicating this philosophy to them." The search for a means
of communication, based on sympathy and understanding, underlies this gentle
book, which animal lovers will enjoy. --Gregory McNamee - Amazon.com
Hardcover: 224 pages
St. Martin's Press; ISBN: 0312262671; (November 2000)
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