BOOKS
,If you love the superficial sensory system and treating pain you will love this book.
"We treat pain, not medical conditions." Diane Jacobs.
It is a must have if you really want to learn why we can influence pain, and techniques on effective ways to treat cutaneous nerves. Written by the amazing Diane Jacobs
"We treat pain, not medical conditions." Diane Jacobs.
It is a must have if you really want to learn why we can influence pain, and techniques on effective ways to treat cutaneous nerves. Written by the amazing Diane Jacobs
Great book looking at scars, tissue tensions and how this influences movement in thee body
This is a must have in my opinion. Written by the brilliant Elizabeth DeHerder, it is loaded with protocols! I do not think anything is left out. If you are treating hands, elbows and shoulders, you can not survive without a protocol book. This one is current, researched based, has tips and pearls. It is truly an incredible reference.
An amazing book by a brilliant mind- Thomas Myers. I reference this everyday and look at the whole body influence in conditions like CRPS, fractures, sprains, elbow and shoulder conditions. Talks all about biotensegrity!
A great anatomy by Sheri Roberts book that allows the reader to become totally engaged. This is a great way to learn your anatomy to prepare for the hand certification exam. I love this book.
A great reference guide for splinting and orthotics. The brilliance of MaryLynn Jacobs and Noelle Austin shows in every page. They are working on another edition. so look out for it!!
A must have for CHTs and OTs. Full of tips, tricks and pearls to help you on your journey to become an amazing clinician.
BIG NEWS!!! HERE IS THE LATEST EDITION- PACKED WITH AMAZING INFORMATION!!!!
A must have for CHTs and OTs. Full of tips, tricks and pearls to help you on your journey to become an amazing clinician.
BIG NEWS!!! HERE IS THE LATEST EDITION- PACKED WITH AMAZING INFORMATION!!!!
A wonderful book by my friend Esther de Ru. This has great step by step pictures as well as references. This is not just a pediatric book but agreat reference guide for taping concepts. Years of experience and research have gone into this book.
Book Title: Elastic Therapeutic Taping in Pediatric |
I love this book. The concepts are super interesting regarding skin direction. Quite different taping than Kinesio ( more a Manual Glide), but very effective. Super interesting with lots of pictures to help learn about skin folds and creases, As well as gliding over boney prominences.( Thanks to Esther de Ru again for this suggestion)
Tsutomu Fukui |
Definitely a game changer. Written by Thuy and Clint Bridges (Kinesiotaping Instructors in Australia)
It is a great anatomy refresher with all the muscles down on the body and the assessment of how to apply the Kinesiotape for either "Length" or "Strength" |
A great foundation book for beginners of Kinesiotaping. Has lots of variations on common diagnoses in the whole body.
Written by Kenzo Kase, Jim Wallis, Tsuyoshi Kase |