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Special thanks... to my research associates who gave freely of their time and knowledge: Dr. Nancy Thompson, DVM, Professor of Anatomy, Tufts University, Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine Dr. Gerd Heushmann, DVM, Warendorf, Germany Dr. Charles Hutchinson, Professor of Neurology, Ross University College of Veterinary Medicine Dr. Larry Olsen, Professor of Physiology, Ross U. Dr. Steve Katz, Human & Equine Chiropractor Massage Therapists: Lisa Stein, Massage Therapist & Postural Specialist – Paul St. John Technique Jennifer Cavallaro, Human & Equine Massage Therapist - Lectures, demos and co-author Virginia Phillips, Human & Equine Massage Therapist - Sensory Integration Specialist - Lectures and Team Teaching Human Chiropractors: Dr. Kathy Basler Dr. Mariya Thunman And the best visual collaborator: Sandy Rabinowitz, Equine & Medical Illustrator Last, but not least, thanks to my husband, students
and friends who support me in so many ways in my mission to explain
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My Favorite Books for Biomechanical Research Tom Myers - Massage Therapist and Physiologist Blandine Calais- Germain - a dancer who studied and
learned to draw and explain human movement Deborah Blum - a journalist who chronicles our latest understanding of brain science in Sex on the Brain, The Biological Differences Between Men and Women
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