Cranial Osseous and Soft Tissue Approaches: PAL Version

This 75 minute video can either be used on its own or as an accompaniment to Chaitow's book Cranial Manipulation Theory and Practice. It provides a 'masterclass' of the techniques covered in the book, explaining and demonstrating the techniques of cranial manipulation and it also shows the clinical presentations for which it may be safely used. The therapist can see the techniques in action, with Chaitow explaining precisely what is being done and why. The video is supplemented by a short (24 page) explanatory booklet which provides a summary of what the video contains and includes a timing guide to the contents so that it is easy for the viewer to fast-forward to the desired section. The video itself also includes 'signposts' at frequent intervals so that the place in the video can be found quickly and easily. Features: * Contains some controversial aspects which are dealt with in an 'up-front' manner * Addresses both osseous and soft tissue options for treatment while most other sources often ignore the soft tissue aspects of the therapy * Focuses on the use of techniques with adults
 
This 75 minute video can either be used on its own or as an accompaniment to Chaitow's book Cranial Manipulation Theory and Practice. It provides a 'masterclass' of the techniques covered in the book, explaining and demonstrating the techniques of cranial manipulation and it also shows the clinical presentations for which it may be safely used. The therapist can see the techniques in action, with Chaitow explaining precisely what is being done and why. The video is supplemented by a short (24 page) explanatory booklet which provides a summary of what the video contains and includes a timing guide to the contents so that it is easy for the viewer to fast-forward to the desired section. The video itself also includes 'signposts' at frequent intervals so that the place in the video can be found quickly and easily. Features: * Contains some controversial aspects which are dealt with in an 'up-front' manner * Addresses both osseous and soft tissue options for treatment while most other sources often ignore the soft tissue aspects of the therapy * Focuses on the use of techniques with adults