£80.00 GBP / $110.00 USD
Myofascial Induction™ Volume 1 – The Upper Body
An anatomical approach to the treatment of fascial dysfunction
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We will use this data to notify you when this publication is available, and for no other purpose.In this unique and lavishly illustrated book and its accompanying videos the practitioner can for the first time see the effect of manual interventions on underlying body structures.
Using nearly 700 photographs and diagrams this volume reveals fascial architecture to the reader in all its glory, and sets out the principles and practice of Myofascial Induction. The author’s own teaching and practice provide the material that explains and illustrates fascial anatomy and therapeutic procedures. The beautiful full color photographs and videos of dissections of non-embalmed cadavers show the continuity of the fascial system and its dynamic links to other body systems. By demonstrating the effect that therapy has on body structures the book will be of interest and practical value to the physical therapist, osteopath, chiropractor, physician and all bodyworkers dedicated to manual therapy, as well as to researchers wishing to build on this ground-breaking material.
This first volume of a two-volume set covers the science and principles of Myofascial Induction and its applications to the upper body. Volume 2 addresses its applications to the thoracic and lumbar spine, the pelvis, and the lower body.
Foreword
Foreword
Preface
Online videos
Acknowledgments
Glossary
PART 1 The science and principles of Myofascial Induction
CHAPTER 1 Introduction: Why this book?
CHAPTER 2 Definition and characteristics of fascia and the fascial system
CHAPTER 3 Anatomy and functional aspects of fascia
CHAPTER 4 Embryological aspects of the fascial system
CHAPTER 5 Histological aspects of the fascial system
CHAPTER 6 The concept of tensegrity: Fascia as a tensegrity structure
CHAPTER 7 Movement and force transmission in the fascial system
CHAPTER 8 The neurodynamics of fascia
CHAPTER 9 Fascial trauma and dysfunction
CHAPTER 10 The assessment process
CHAPTER 11 The objectives of Myofascial Induction Therapy
CHAPTER 12 Scientific evidence relevant to the MIT approach
PART 2 Practical applications of Myofascial Induction – the upper body
CHAPTER 13 Myofascial Induction Therapy
Therapeutic considerations
Basic techniques and procedures
CHAPTER 14 Upper quadrant assessment
CHAPTER 15 Craniofacial and neck dysfunctions related to the fascial system
Craniofacial region
Craniocervical structures
MIT procedures for common craniocervical and neck dysfunctions
CHAPTER 16 Dysfunctions related to the thorax complex
MIT procedures for common dysfunctions of the thorax complex
CHAPTER 17 Upper extremity dysfunctions related to the fascial system
MIT procedures for common upper extremity dysfunctions
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Myofascial Induction™ Volume 1 – The Upper Body
An anatomical approach to the treatment of fascial dysfunction
£80.00 GBP / $110.00 USD Free delivery in the UK and USA
In this unique and lavishly illustrated book and its accompanying videos the practitioner can for the first time see the effect of manual interventions on underlying body structures.
Using nearly 700 photographs and diagrams this volume reveals fascial architecture to the reader in all its glory, and sets out the principles and practice of Myofascial Induction. The author’s own teaching and practice provide the material that explains and illustrates fascial anatomy and therapeutic procedures. The beautiful full color photographs and videos of dissections of non-embalmed cadavers show the continuity of the fascial system and its dynamic links to other body systems. By demonstrating the effect that therapy has on body structures the book will be of interest and practical value to the physical therapist, osteopath, chiropractor, physician and all bodyworkers dedicated to manual therapy, as well as to researchers wishing to build on this ground-breaking material.
This first volume of a two-volume set covers the science and principles of Myofascial Induction and its applications to the upper body. Volume 2 addresses its applications to the thoracic and lumbar spine, the pelvis, and the lower body.
Foreword
Foreword
Preface
Online videos
Acknowledgments
Glossary
PART 1 The science and principles of Myofascial Induction
CHAPTER 1 Introduction: Why this book?
CHAPTER 2 Definition and characteristics of fascia and the fascial system
CHAPTER 3 Anatomy and functional aspects of fascia
CHAPTER 4 Embryological aspects of the fascial system
CHAPTER 5 Histological aspects of the fascial system
CHAPTER 6 The concept of tensegrity: Fascia as a tensegrity structure
CHAPTER 7 Movement and force transmission in the fascial system
CHAPTER 8 The neurodynamics of fascia
CHAPTER 9 Fascial trauma and dysfunction
CHAPTER 10 The assessment process
CHAPTER 11 The objectives of Myofascial Induction Therapy
CHAPTER 12 Scientific evidence relevant to the MIT approach
PART 2 Practical applications of Myofascial Induction – the upper body
CHAPTER 13 Myofascial Induction Therapy
Therapeutic considerations
Basic techniques and procedures
CHAPTER 14 Upper quadrant assessment
CHAPTER 15 Craniofacial and neck dysfunctions related to the fascial system
Craniofacial region
Craniocervical structures
MIT procedures for common craniocervical and neck dysfunctions
CHAPTER 16 Dysfunctions related to the thorax complex
MIT procedures for common dysfunctions of the thorax complex
CHAPTER 17 Upper extremity dysfunctions related to the fascial system
MIT procedures for common upper extremity dysfunctions
£80.00 GBP / $110.00 USD
Find out when this publication becomes available to order
We will use this data to notify you when this publication is available, and for no other purpose.
Physiotherapist and specialist in manual therapy.
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