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Title Complementary therapies in rehabilitation : holistic approaches for prevention and wellness / edited by Carol M. Davis
Published Thorofare, NJ : Slack Inc., [1997]
©1997

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Description xlv, 296 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm
Contents Foreword / Darcy Umphred -- Introduction / Carol M. Davis -- Ch. 1. Psychoneuroimmunology: The Bridge to the Coexistence of Two Paradigms / Carol M. Davis -- Ch. 2. Myofascial Release: The Missing Link in Traditional Treatment / John F. Barnes -- Ch. 3. Rosen Method Bodywork / David Berger -- Ch. 4. Rolfing, Hellerwork, and Soma / Jim Tavrazich -- Ch. 5. Non-Contact Therapeutic Touch / Guy L. McCormack and Mary Lou Galantino -- Ch. 6. Biofeedback: Connecting the Body & Mind / Jennifer M. Bottomley -- Ch. 7. Untying the Knot: Yoga as Physical Therapy / Judith Lasater -- Ch. 8. T'ai Chi: Choreography of Body & Mind / Jennifer M. Bottomley -- Ch. 9. The Alexander Technique / Diane Zuck -- Ch. 10. Feldenkrais Method and Rehabilitation: A Paradigm Shift Incorporating a Perception of Learning / Osa Jackson-Wyatt -- Ch. 11. The Trager Approach / Adrienne R. Stone -- Ch. 12. Acupuncture in the Physical Therapy Clinic / Karen Gordon
Ch. 13. Polarity, Reflexology, and Touch for Health / Mable B. Sharp -- Ch. 14. Jin Shin Do / Gudrun Heyland Mik and Ulrike Treppmann -- Ch. 15. Subtle Energy Manipulation and Physical Therapy / Peter Selby -- Ch. 16. Integrating Elements of Homeopathy and Physical Therapy: Implications for Mainstream Therapists / Steve Heinrich
Summary This book examines the recent paradigm shift taking place in rehabilitation. Carol M. Davis, EdD, PT takes a careful look at concepts such as therapeutic presence, holism, energy and the mind/body connection and how they can be used to enhance current rehabilitation practice. Dr. Davis and her contributors help to clarify the changes taking place regarding how health and illness are viewed and the choices professionals are making in the treatment decisions for their patients. Traditional methods of treatment are being re-examined as more holistic approaches to healthcare offer alternative options. These complementary methods are introduced and described by experienced professionals who have successfully integrated these techniques into their practice. The book addresses the development of each method, its application and approaches, as well as providing examples for each. Developed for the student and the health professional, the book is invaluable in helping to bridge the gap between complementary and traditional medicine
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index
Subject Rehabilitation -- Methods.
Alternative medicine -- Methods.
Holistic medicine.
Alternative medicine.
Rehabilitation.
Complementary Therapies -- methods.
Rehabilitation -- methods.
Holistic Health.
Complementary Therapies -- methods.
Holistic Health.
Rehabilitation -- methods.
Author Davis, Carol M.
LC no. 96044699
ISBN 1556422814 alkaline paper