hi dsheri2 - Diane Lee and LJ have written a great book - The Pelvic Girdle 4th ed. - as well as The Thorax 2nd ed. Their websites are Discover Physio - Diane Lee and LJ Lee, Diane Lee & Associates - Consultants in Physiotherapy and Linda-Joy Lee Physiotherapist Corporation - Physiotherapy Education and Resource Company - Vancouver, BC.
Amazon.com: The Pelvic Girdle: An integration of clinical expertise and research (9780443069635): Diane G. Lee BSR FCAMPT CGIMS: Books
Amazon.com: The Thorax: An Integrated Approach (9780973236309): Diane Lee: Books
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The goal of physiotherapy is to restore optimum function - that is to move freely and maintain positions without causing damage either now or in the future. This requires the assessment and restoration of efficient load transfer throughout the whole body.
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