Brain Nobility And Our Therapeutic Response By Molly Clark, PT, LMT, LLCC, Newsletter, 2013

 The brain is the most profound of organs, yet is often overlooked in manual therapy. Specific treatment of the central nervous system (CNS) often has far reaching effects throughout the body. Therefore, it is wise to include the brain in our treatment plan. As therapists we assess tissue throughout the body including musculoskeletal ...

Hydrodynamik des Liquor cerebrospinalis – eineNeubewertung, Bruno Chikly, JörgenQuaghebeur, OsteopathischeMedizin, 2014, 1

Dr Chikly’s “Brain 1” Desensitizing Technique on RSD Pain,Keira Lynn LMT, CST, RYT, BANewsletter, 2012

Mini Face-Lifting with LDT, Bruno Chikly, MD, DO, MASSAGE Magazine, 2012

LDT & Working With The Brain…The Next Frontier, Eileen Laird, Massage & Bodywork interview, 2010

Lymph Drainage Therapy for Liver Balance, Alaya Chikly and Bruno Chikly, MD, DO, MASSAGE Magazine, 2011

Who Said the Blood Really Circulates in Your Body? Bruno Chikly, MD, DO, Newsletter July, 2011

Lymphatic Drainage Therapy, A Medical and Magical Healing Experience, Lena M. Nowmos, Natural Awakenings Nov-09

by Bruno Chikly, M.D., D.O.

The perpetual search for the body's path to more complete physical healing led to the author's development of a combined, noninvasive technique called Lympho-Fascia Release (LFR). This approach combines the benefits of fluid techniques, using lymphatic-drainage therapy, with those of the solid model, such as myofascial release. The marriage of these two modalities can reduce restrictions with a touch that's elegant, efficient and profound in its application.