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Manual Therapy: A Special Issue and a Special Topic

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My feeling must have been similar to that of therapists when they were first introduced to PNF. Suddenly hands could do what they could not do before. I had a heady sense of power and a burst of confidence—and a deep-seated feeling that my practice would never be the same. I knew in my heart that I could do more than I had ever hoped to do before and that my patients would benefit from my new-found abilities. So it was when I was first introduced to the world of manual therapy, a world that had not been a part of my entry-level education.

Since that awakening, much time has passed, and although a lot has changed, little has changed....

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