Treat Your Own Neck
McKenzie's widely-applied patient handbook for common neck pain will help you learn to relieve your neck problems and prevent recurrence of symptoms in the future. Treat Your Own Neck is a handbook that offers a step-by step system of education, awareness, exercise and prevention.
Paperback, 4th Edition, 46 pages
Published
December 1st 2006
by Orthopedic Physical Therapy Products (OPTP)
(first published January 1983)
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Neck back-forward
Neck back and side to side slightly
Turned right, center, turned left, center
Neck back-forward
Neck back and side to side slightly
Forward hang
This has helped me a bit so far. In fact, here are some brief notes I am using to practice. (I would recommend reading this little booklet before trying to do these exercises from what one might imagine them to be.)
I've seen descriptions or illustrations of similar exercises before. W...more
Neck back and side to side slightly
Turned right, center, turned left, center
Neck back-forward
Neck back and side to side slightly
Forward hang
This has helped me a bit so far. In fact, here are some brief notes I am using to practice. (I would recommend reading this little booklet before trying to do these exercises from what one might imagine them to be.)
I've seen descriptions or illustrations of similar exercises before. W...more
A good book, and helpful for considering body mechanics and healthy ergonomic practices as well as useful stretches for both recovery and prevention of neck pain.
Great book for people to self treat neck pain.
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