Connective tissue manipulation

Connective tissue manipulation (CTM) involves skilled manual techniques, often using fingers to create precise skin stretches, stimulating neural reflexes to release tension in fascial layers, improve circulation, reduce pain, and enhance mobility by influencing the autonomic nervous system and promoting tissue remodeling. Practitioners apply focused pressure and movement to skin and underlying tissues, triggering reflexes that can benefit distant areas, easing issues like stiffness, poor circulation, and nerve pain through segmental or generalized systemic effects. No dust jacket but red cloth boards in good condition, some bumping to corne.