Osteopathy – Principles & Practice Volume 2

Willis Haycock

Edited and Compiled by Russell John White

The experience of many years in clinical practice coupled with a profound interest in osteopathic research gave Willis Haycock a unique insight into the theory and practice of osteopathy, a gift which he used for the benefit of both his patients and his fellow professionals throughout a long and successful career.

Contents

Dedication
Introduction
The John Martin Littlejohn Memorial Lecture, 1955
Osteopathic Research
Functional Technique
The Role Of The Osteopathic Lesion In The Disease Process
Osteopathy And The Problem Of Stress
The Place Of Osteopathy In Therapeutics: Acute Bronchitis
Stimulation And Inhibition
The Osteopathic Lesion And Body Unity In Relation To Diagnosis
The Value Of Clinical Experience To An Osteopath