Reflexology in Pregnancy and Childbirth is a definitive text on the safe and appropriate use of reflex zone therapy in pregnancy, labour and the puerperium, focusing on evidence-based practice, professional accountability and application of a comprehensive knowledge of the therapy related to reproductive physiology.
Denise Tiran, an experienced midwife, reflex zone therapist, university lecturer and Director of Expectancy – the Expectant Parents' Complementary Therapies Consultancy - has an international reputation in the field of maternity complementary therapies, has researched and written extensively on reflexology, and has treated nearly 5000 pregnant women with structural reflex zone therapy.
KEY FEATURES
Case histories to ease application of theory to practice
Charts, tables and diagrams are used throughout for ease of learning
Includes a section on conception, infertility and sub-fertility
Covers legalities and ethical issues.
Fully evidence-based Focuses on safety Academic Includes Case histories to illustrate points discussed in the text Charts, Tables and diagrams used throughout for ease of learning Relevant anatomy, physiology and conventional care covered Section on conception, infertility and sub-fertility Legalities and ethical issues Professional accountability
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Título : Reflexology in Pregnancy and Childbirth
EAN : 9780702047893
Editorial : Churchill Livingstone
Fecha de publicación
: 20/1/10
Formato : ePub
Tamaño del archivo : 1.33 mb
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