Facilitation Techniques Based on Ndt Principles

"Facilitate" means to free from difficulties or obstacles; make easier; aid; assist. Specifically, a process in which the therapist's hands and body give direction to the client in how to move.
In many ways, facilitation is a dance between the client and the therapist. The ultimate goal is for the client to perform a solo dance, moving through space with fluidity and effortless movement.
With both verbal description and sequential photographic presentation, Facilitation Techniques Based on NDT Principles describes the techniques Lois Bly and Allison Whiteside use to help their clients move more freely.

Key Features
* The techniques include facilitation from the following positions:
* Bench and Floor Sitting
* Bolster Sitting
* Sitting on Ball
* Prone on Floor
* Prone on Bolster
* Prone on Ball
* Quadruped
* Kneeling and Half Kneeling
* Standing
* Gait: Forward Walking