JOB’S BODY
A Handbook for Bodywork
By Deane Juhan
Foreword by Ken Dychtwald

Deane Juhan’s JOB’S BODY holds a unique, almost magical place in the history of bodywork and practical healing touch AND the study of the body’s all-important response to touch. Juhan was an early bodywork pioneer and advocate that the right touch heals and indeed, transforms human possibility. Deane Juhan teaches from inside experience and includes a vast range of supportive medical and scientific literature.This is a powerful combination: exacting research, guided by direct experience, and informed by insightful intuition.This book offers tremendous value for virtually all massage practitioners and interested non-professionals due to the depth, clarity, imagination and sheer vitality he brings to the material.


REVIEWS >>
Juhan blends a novelist’s sensitivity for language and an academic’s respect for accuracy with a bodyworker’s respect for the living, sentient flesh.
• Yoga Journal

This book should be required reading for every bodyworker. For lay people, it will sharpen appreciation of the human body.
• Utne Reader

Despite a highly technical presentation, complete with more than 100 anatomical drawings and photographs, the book is eminently accessible to lay readers.The dangers of touch deprivation are well-documented.
• Publishers Weekly

A masterful synthesis, copiously illustrated, of body therapies and anatomical-physiological functions.
• East West Magazine

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• Library Journal


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