Tui na: A Manual of Chinese Massage Therapy
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| Rating | : | 4.79 (732 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 184819269X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 200 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-07-08 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
. She is the Tui na course co-ordinator and senior lecturer at the City College of Acupuncture, and the founder and director of Blackheath Complementary Health Centre, London. She is the chair and a founder member of the UK Register of Tui na Chinese Massage. She trained in both the UK and in Nanjing, China, and has been working as a professional Tui na practitioner and acupuncturist since 1994. Dip Tui na (Nanjing) MRTCM, was one of the first Westerners to practice Tui na in the UK. About the Author Sarah Pritchard, Lic Ac., MBAcC
Good Explanation of Tui Na Message This manuel is well written and explains the various techniques and their uses nicely. I bought it because our Tui Na instructor had it as the required text for her class. Some of the names of the techniques are different than what the instructor learned and there are so many names given to every variation that it is sometimes difficult to remember the subtle differences in technique which go with each one. It's nice to have proper names . "Love this book" according to Cole Abplanalp. I am a huge fan of Tui Na massage and this book is the most detailed one I have found thus far. It might help to know where the different qi points are and to have an understanding of the different channels. I feel this book has increased my skills greatly over the 2 years I have had it.. Lorraine Lott said Tui na A Manual of Chinese Massage Therapy. The book itself is really good. The problem is the DVD. I could not get it to work at all, neither using computer nor using DVD player.They should just sell the book without the DVD as it is unusable which would bring the cost of the book down. A little disappointed withthis.
She trained in both the UK and in Nanjing, China, and has been working as a professional Tui na practitioner and acupuncturist since 1994. She is the Tui na course co-ordinator and senior lecturer at the City College of Acupuncture, and the founder and director of Blackheath Complementary Health Centre, London. She
The author describes the roots and development of Tui na, how it works therapeutically with the context of Chinse medicine, and how to become an effective Tui na practitioner. The book has a unique approach to creating and planning Tui na treatments. The book contains detailed and clearly illustrated descriptions of Tui na techniques, how to practice them, their clinical applications and therapeutic effects. Frameworks are provided, and techniques, methods and approaches suggested for presenting patterns of disharmony within the treatment of co