Book Reviews
A review of books related to ergonomics and repetitive injury prevention.
Book Review - Myofascial Stretching: A Guide to Self-Treatment  A book review of "Myofascial Stretching: A Guide to Self-Treatment". This book is a must-have stretching resource for those who have chronic pain, muscular tightness and/or postural dysfunction or who are at risk of developing repetitive strain injuries. Book Review - Pain Free : A Revolutionary Method for Stopping Chronic Pain  A book review of Pain Free: A Revolutionary Method for Stopping Chronic Pain by Pete Egoscue. This book addresses the postural issues that cause chronic pain and provides a series of full-body exercises designed to reestablish postural balance and eliminate pain for life. End Your Carpal Tunnel Pain - A Book Review  A book review of End Your Carpal Tunnel Without Surgery by Kate Montgomery. This review outlines her 12-point program of self-correction to align the joints and restore energy and strength to the muscles of the upper body. Repetitive Strain Injury -A Computer User's Guide  Dr. Pascarelli´s book - Repetitive Strain Injury : A Computer User’s Guide - is highly recommended for anyone who works on a computer or at a desk. This book is an easy-to-read and practical summary of his approach to RSIs and full of tips for injury recovery and prevention. The 7-Minute Rotator Cuff Solution - A Book Review  The premise of The 7-Minute Rotator Cuff Solution is that cuff injuries are caused by dysfunctional shoulder biomechanics. This book provides the information and the exercise program needed to restore muscular balance and relieve shoulder pain. Read the article for the complete book review. The Trigger Point Therapy Workbook - A Book Review  A book review of The Trigger Point Therapy Workbook by Clair Davies. This book provides self-help techniques for trigger point massage. Several chapters are particularly relevant for computer users who are experiencing pain in the neck, shoulders, upper back, elbows, forearms or hands.
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