Osteopathy books



To learn all about the father of osteopathy, here are some essential books on osteopathy :

Autobiography (2000) by Andrew Taylor Still

For the point of view on the osteopathy of Rollin Becker, a student of William Sutherland:

Life in motion. The osteopathic vision of Rollim Becker (2009)

To relieve tension and stiffen your body with osteopathic techniques :

Structural Stretching (2010) by John L. Stirk

Other titles that should not be missing from an osteopath's library:

  • Muscle chains 6 vol. (2002) by Busquet
  • Foundations of Osteopathic Medicine (2003) by Ward
  • Treaty of osteopathy (2004) by Ricard, Salle ', Bolotta, Torresani
  • Principles of the osteopathic technique (2005) by Fryette
  • Craniosacral therapy. Theory and method (2007) of Upledger and Vredevoogd
  • Manual of Osteopathy - Principles and treatments for the most common diseases - DVD (2009) by Marcello Luca Marasco, Riccardo Contigliani
  • Systemic Osteopathy - Systemic Approach to Linguistic-Somato-Emotional Perturbations (2011) by Claudio Gnata
  • At the School of Osteopathy - For a cure of health (2015) by Carmelo Priolo, Francesco Maria Cutrupi

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