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Prepared by an international authority, Therapeutic Stretching: Towards a Functional Approach offers a highly accessible account of the latest information regarding the role of therapeutic stretching in the management of restricted range of movement (ROM) disorders.
Richly illustrated throughout, this exciting new volume covers the physiological basis of stretching, explores its classification and examines what is normal and abnormal in terms of ROM. Chapters then explain the processes that are associated with ROM loss and recovery as well as what makes stretching effective. The experience of pain, sensitization and pain tolerance in relation to stretching and ROM recovery are also discussed.
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There is a common misconception within chiropractic and other healthcare professions that evidence-based practice prioritizes research evidence while ignoring clinician experience and patient preference, when in fact it incorporates and emphasizes all three of these pillars equally. Historically, chiropractors have often relied on their clinical experiences and professional judgements to inform decisions on how to manage patients in clinical practice. As a collective, chiropractors have also been very good at valuing the patient’s perspective in clinical decision-making, as evidenced by consistently high patient satisfaction rates with chiropractic services. However, where chiropractors and other healthcare providers continue to fall short is with incorporating research evidence into routine day-to-day practice.
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