Functional Neurology BeckFunctional Neurology Practitioners Manual TherapyRandy W. Beck, D.C., PhD.Written by a Carrick Institute instructor, Functional Neurology Beck complements any chiropractic neurology course nicely. This is the book that Dr Nicole Oliver D.C. reaches for most often in her clinic. Says she, " Bit sad I know, and heavy going, but neurology is just the subject that interests me most."
Medical? Chiropractic?Dr Oliver's comment raises an interesting point. Should we as Chiropractors be apologetic for our interest in Neurology. Or, is Chiropractic really more about Neurology than it is about Osteology?Where should this book be filed? Under Medical? Or under Chiropractic? I'm going to pass, and put it under both!
The title of Dr Beck, D.C.'s text will of course enrage the purists in our profession. Is Dr Beck a Chiropractor, or a Manual Therapist? Or, is he simply being pragmatic and trying to reach a wider audience?Not having read the book (yet), if I may put my oar in: Sharing knowledge with other professions is obviously absolutely above board, but teaching other professions our Chiropractic techniques is distincly below the belt. But that's only my opinion. Functional Neurology Practitioners' Manual Therapy gets a strong recommendation from Dr Oliver, and Professor Carrick too. To purchase Functional Neurology BECK
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