Features
- Cover Type: Paperback with 552 pages
- Published by: Delmar Cengage Learning
- Edition: 1st Edition November 22, 2002
- Written in: English
- ISBN 10 Number: 0766806928
- ISBN 13 Number: 978-0766806924
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Book Dimensions:
8.9 x 6 x 1.2 inches
- Weighs: 1.6 pounds
Product Review
"Any nurses who are interested in incorporating massage in their practice and would like to learn more about energy work will benefit from this book. Its well-organized approach will give the practitioner a more clear understanding of this healing modality." -- Kenneth B. Siegfried, BA (Pace University)
Introduces how to use the functions and tools of
Autodesk Inventor to create part and assembly models, document the designs with drawing views and automat the design process. Intended for use in a three-day or five-day course, the textbook progresses through the basics of sketching and placing features to the specific requirements of sheet metal design and weldments. The CD-ROM contains projects files for completing exercises.
- SciTech Book News March 2003
Continuing the series designed to encourage nurses to use holistic and integrated approaches to healing people, two massage therapists explain how to give a fie-minute massage both to patients and to others in daily life. Most of the text concerns conceptual aspects rather than tactile techniques.
- SciTech Book News March 2003
Product Description
This must-have reference addresses the role massage plays in facilitating well-being and healing. Simple step-by-step techniques focus on short massage routines that can be realistically incorporated into today's busy schedules. Background information is included to help develop a subjective outlook in both the massage giver and massage receiver. This book is ideal for nursing professionals who wish to include the healing power of touch into the care-giving process or for families and couples who want to help each other relax.
Reader ReviewsThis is the best illustrated and best step by step instructions for administering healing massage, in the brief time afforded by overworked nurses, that I have ever seen. I am professionally trained in Massage, but my sessions last from 45 minutes to two hours! I have always hoped that someone would finally be able to provide training for brief but highly effective techniges that could be applied right in hospitals, where it is most needed! These authors have done just that! I highly recommend this book!
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