A sample chapter from “Manual therapy in voice and swallowing: A person-centered approach“
Writing Manual therapy in voice and swallowing: A person-centered approach has marked a high point in my career. It resulted from decades of experience in the manual therapy tenches, including some difficult life lessons. Documenting many of the underlying problems with typical manual therapy narratives, ones that often go unchallenged, it builds from a wider range of explanatory narratives to craft an approach that depends more on the individual patient’s life experiences rather than the clinician’s often biased views. In reality, it is a blend of the two, but an approach that attempts to never let one stomp on the other. The book is both theoretical and practical, hopefully meeting the needs of many audiences.
Details on purchasing the book may be found at this page of the website. The book chapter, Building a model, may be accessed here.
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