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A Manual for a Cognitive Therapy

1980
While discussing standards for evaluating systems of psychotherapy in his 1976 book, Cognitive Therapy and the Emotional Disorders, Beck wrote that “the system of psychotherapeutic procedures should be well defined and clearly and explicitly described.” In the present chapter, Beck and Bedrosian have done just that.
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Manual and Movement Therapies

2017
Abstract This chapter covers seven types of manual and movement therapies: the Alexander Technique (AT), the Feldenkrais Method (FM), chiropractic, therapeutic massage, osteopathic manipulative medicine, Rolfing Structural Integration, tai chi, and yoga.
Anne McDonald, Maryclaire O’Neill, Aaron A. Davis, Mary Starich, Yael Flusberg, Eric J. Roseen, Ilana Seidel   +6 more
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Manual therapy — 1989

1990
This paper is not intended as a historical review or to give the latest ‘authoritative’ statements about scientific research in manual therapy. Its purpose is to point out some of the most interesting and therefore also most controversial problems in order to stimulate discussion and, if possible, research.
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Pressure algometry in manual therapy

Manual Therapy, 1996
SUMMARY. The pressure pain threshold (PPT), i.e. the least stimulus intensity at which a subject perceives pain, was studied in 30 patients with chronic unilateral pain in the shoulder and arm region.Fourteen trigger points were investigated on both sides of the body using pressure algometry.
L. Vanderweeën, Rob A.B. Oostendorp, William Duquet, P. Vaes   +3 more
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Manual Therapy in Veterinary Rehabilitation

Topics in Companion Animal Medicine, 2014
As it matures, the field of animal rehabilitation is welcoming utilization of interventions that have proven efficacy in the specialty of physical therapy for human patients. More recently, manual therapy techniques have become more accepted. Range-of-motion and stretching techniques; mobilization or manipulation of soft tissues, peripheral joints, and
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Placebo Mechanisms of Manual Therapy: A Sheep in Wolf's Clothing?

Journal of Orthopaedic and Sports Physical Therapy, 2017
When a physical therapist provides a manual therapy (MT) intervention for a patient presenting with pain and the patient experiences a positive clinical outcome, we cannot answer as to why this occurs.
J. Bialosky, M. Bishop, C. Penza
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Orthopedic Manual Therapy [PDF]

, 2014
Orthopedic manual therapy : , Orthopedic manual therapy : , کتابخانه دیجیتال جندی شاپور ...
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Clinical Reasoning in Manual Therapy

Physical Therapy, 1992
Clinical reasoning refers to the cognitive process or thinking used in the evaluation and management of a patient. In this article, clinical reasoning research and expert-novice studies are examined to provide insight into the growing understanding of clinical reasoning and the nature of expertise.
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HOLISTIC MANUAL THERAPY TECHNIQUES

Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 1997
This article focuses on three holistic manual therapy techniques: Myofascial Release, Trager Psychophysical Integration and Therapeutic Touch. The theories and principles of each technique, indications and contraindications for treatment, an overview of the actual approach, and case studies are outlined, and the principles that make them effective ...
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Technology and manual-based therapies.

Clinical Psychology: Science and Practice, 2004
This article provides a commentary on “The Role of Instructional Design and Technology in the Dissemination of Empirically Supported, Manual-Based Psychothera-pies” presented by Weingardt in this issue. Weingardt uses instructional design and technology as a framework for discussing the dissemination of empirically supported therapies.
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