This book serves as an important resource for all practicing and trainee manipulative therapists, as well as providing invaluable evidence - based teaching material and case studies for undergraduate study programs. Foreword, Preface, The Maitland Concept - An Introduction, Mobilization and Manipulation - Definitions and Desire Effects and Role in Rehabilitation and Evidence Base, Communication and the Therapeutic Relationship, Contemporary Perspectives in Physiotherapy Practice, Principles of Assessment, Principles of Examination, Principles and Method of Mobilization and Manipulation Techniques, Principles of Selection and Progression of Mobilization and Manipulation Techniques, Recording, Peripheral Neuro musculoskeletal Disorders, The Shoulder and Shoulder Girdle Complex, The Elbow Complex, The Wrist and Hand Complex, The Hip Region, The Knee Complex, The Ankle and Foot Complex, The Temporomandibular Joints and Larynx and Hyoid (The Craniomandibular Complex), Appendices, Movement Diagram Theory and Compiling a Movement Diagram, Self - Management Strategies: Compliance and Behavioral Change, Index.