Book spinal manipulation made simple: a manual of soft tissue techniques ISBN 1556433522

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Title: Spinal Manipulation Made Simple: A Manual of Soft Tissue Techniques
Author: Jeffrey Maitland
ISBN: 1556433522
EAN: 9781556433528
164 Pages
Publisher: North Atlantic Books,U.S.
Binding: Paperback
Publication date: 2001-04-06

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Maitland stays with the myofascial release techniques invented by Rolfing, but focuses the reader's attention on the problem of joint fixations which underlie many soft-tissue pain syndromes.

2008-04-20 Excellent and small book

Intimidated by Maitland's two excellent but big Manual Therapy books, I was looking for a book which would answer my need to learn how to manipulate without "popping", as 1. it requires years of study after my PT diploma, and 2. it is more and more obvious that such techniques are far from being safe on the long-term.

I am reading it now and find the book easy to read and informative. Most things I recognize from my PT studies and some from my internships by some PT/MT. All in all, very interesting!