The Concise Perrin Technique

This practical handbook gives you the basics of WHY and HOW to use the Perrin Technique to underpin recovery from ME/CFS and restore healthy lymphatic drainage from the brain and follows up on the second edition of The Perrin Technique which was published on 11 March 2021. Bringing the context, the background science and Dr Perrin's clinical findings fully up-to-date, this 2nd Edition is now a comprehensive account of the structural and neuro-immunological problems that can lead to myalgic encephalomyelitis, chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia, ideal for practitioners/physical therapists and all those wishing to gain a thorough understanding of these complex conditions. But at 530 pp this will be too overwhelming for many severely fatigued patients who, at the start of their journey to recovery, just want the basics - why they are ill, why they have the symptoms they have and what they need to do to get better. The Concise Perrin Technique offers this key information together with three illuminating, detailed case histories and answers to the questions most frequently asked about the Perrin Technique - start your journey to recovery now.

Raymond N Perrin is a Registered Osteopath and Neuroscientist specialising in myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome; Honorary Clinical Research Fellow in the Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health at the University of Manchester, Manchester, UK; Honorary Senior Lecturer in the Allied Health Professions Research Unit, University of Central Lancashire, Preston, UK; Research Director of the FORME Trust and Founder and Clinical Director of the Perrin Clinic. Treating a patient for back pain in 1989 led him to the concept that there was a structural basis to ME/CFS. He has spent over 30 years researching the medical facts and sifting the scientific evidence while successfully treating an increasing number of ME/CFS sufferers and teaching fellow osteopaths, chiropractors and physiotherapists the fundamentals of the Perrin Technique. For his service to osteopathy, Dr Perrin was appointed a vice-patron of the University College of Osteopathy (formerly the BSO) and was the winner of the inaugural Research and Practice Award from the Institute of Osteopathy in 2015.