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Researchers provide comprehensive review of effects of movement-based mind-body interventions on chronic low back pain.
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A new University of Miami study indicates that brain systems related to discrimination could underlie differences in how African Americans and white Americans respond to pain.
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Research in medicine, psychology and neuroscience demonstrates the powerful effects of love on our physical and mental health.
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The effective management of pain is a problem which confronts all manual therapists.
This book provides a clear picture of our current understanding of pain mechanisms and shows how that knowledge should inform approaches to treatment. The knowledge of pain science that the book conveys will help the therapist select the best approach to the clinical management of each patient.
Different types of pain disorder may require different management strategies which may involve only one discipline or, at other times, a multidisciplinary team which may also include medical clinicians, psychologists, occupational therapists, nurses and other healthcare practitioners as well as manual therapists.
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Fascial stretch therapy (FST) is a unique table-based therapy that targets tissue – specifically, the superficial and deep layers – by utilizing proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation (PNF) in combination with gentle low-grade manual joint mobilizations (tractions and glides) deep within the joint capsule. Performed without the use of any lotions or oils, FST is easily applied in a manual therapy session or as a stand-alone therapy, that focuses on the fascial system rather than isolated muscle or fascia, such as with traditional Swedish massage or myofascial release (MFR).
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