FASCIAL STRETCHING

Fascial Stretching™ describes a unique manual therapy system that has proven remarkably effective in treating common neuromyofascial disorders, conditions, and dysfunctions. Developed by the authors in the early 1990s, it is now recognized as a rapid and effective therapeutic method for restoring and maintaining balance in the nervous, musculoskeletal, and fascial systems.
 
 
 In the manual:
 
 • The basic principles of Fascial Stretching are clearly described and explained, illustrated with numerous photographs showing examples of the technique.
 
 • Ten fundamental principles and guidelines essential for using Fascial Stretching therapy are presented. The main differences between Fascial Stretching and other fascial therapy methods are also identified.
 
 • Key research and evidence-based data are summarized to support confidence in the techniques described.
 
 • The controversies surrounding the issue of stretching were discussed, and arguments for and against were given.
 
 • The disease states that are most often treated with the Fascial Stretching method are indicated.
 
 • The patient assessment process is described in detail, which allows for professional determination of individual therapeutic needs and planning of appropriate and effective treatment.
 
 • Tips are provided to help introduce Fascial Stretching into the daily practice of a therapist or trainer.
 
 
 Fascial Stretching™ is a clear guide to an important therapeutic method that can be used in the work of individuals dealing with neuromyofascial dysfunction. This manual is a valuable resource for all manual and movement therapy professionals, as well as sports coaches.
 
 
 Authors : A. Frederick, Ch. Frederick
 
 200 pages
 
 Year of publication 2015
 
 Format 190×240, paperback binding
 
 1st edition , ed. R. Gnat
 
 ISBN 978-83-65195-43-2