Integrative Bodywork for the Manual Therapist 2nd Edition Volume 3: The Lower Extremity

This new, expanded 2nd edition contains a multitude of new additions (including drawings, photos, techniques, revisions, and updates) to Integrative Bodywork for the Manual Therapist (1st Edition) and Movement Therapy for the Manual Therapist. Now all of these books are combined together under one heading.With a combined 40 years years as practicing bodyworkers and educators, the authors have brought their significant contribution to you in order to help make a difference for you, for your clients, and for the entire field of manual therapy.Whether you are a massage therapist, a chiropractor, a physical therapist or a structural bodyworker, you should take a moment and check out this comprehensive bodywork manual that intertwines the science and art of manual therapy. Integrative Bodywork for the Manual Therapist, 2nd Edition is a versatile series of textbooks filled with effective techniques that are supported by beautifully rendered black and white photographs and anatomical drawings. The entire 3 volume series of Integrative Bodywork for the Manual Therapist titles is a must-have for anyone who is working in the field of manual therapy.“These texts are an indispensable resource for students and practitioners who seek to enhance and refine their skills. I recommend them to all students as well as my seasoned professional colleagues. As an educator and practitioner, I turn to these texts time and time again for inspiration and support. They are essential for everyone’s therapeutic bodywork library and should be considered a resource we can trust.” -Marta Lange, LMT, Instructor, East West College of the Healing ArtsComments from Readers and Students:"Concepts that can feel overwhelming and/or complex are extremely palatable and functional.""Straightforward and effective ideas. Hard to know what else to ask for.""What a wonderful reminder of what we as therapists can do to make a difference for our clients.""I love the delivery of information, especially of the ideas that were most foreign to me." Read more