The manual therapist can use advanced treatment techniques to treat neck injuries. The book begins with an overview of the neck. A variety of treatment techniques and routines can be used by the therapist when treating patients. Part three covers self care for both the client and patient. It’s not like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it There are features.

• Chapter Objectives, Key Terms, and Review Questions set up, solidify, and structure each chapter’s concepts for optimal reader understanding and retention.
• Treatment Routines present images and detailed technique explanations for each functional muscle group.
• Practical Applications pair with the Treatment Routines to help the practitioner apply the techniques.
  Therapist Tips throughout the text delve deeper into the treatment techniques.
• Caution! boxes highlight contraindications or precautions that practitioners must take while performing the techniques.
• Case Studies with Think it Through Questions bridge the pathologies in Part One with the techniques in Part Two by helping the practitioner apply critical reasoning when assessing their clients.
• Bound-in DVD contains video clips demonstrating the treatment techniques.

Video clips, PowerPoint Presentations, an image bank, and a bank of test questions are included in the supplements on thePoint.