Diane Jacobs Libros

Focusing on the life of Abigail Adams and her sisters, this biography offers a detailed exploration of their experiences and contributions during a pivotal time in American history. Readers can expect in-depth insights into their personal lives, relationships, and the social dynamics of the era, drawing parallels with the historical narratives of renowned authors like Robert K. Massie and David McCullough. This work sheds light on the influential roles these women played, enriching our understanding of their impact on society.

Focusing on the interplay between the nervous system and manual therapy, this book presents DermoNeuroModulating as an innovative, interactive method. It emphasizes gentle, thoughtful techniques that respond to the patient's needs, highlighting how limb and trunk positioning can influence deeper nerve structures. The approach aims to enhance therapeutic outcomes by addressing both physical and sensory aspects of healing, promoting a holistic understanding of patient care.

HOLLYWOOD RENAISSANCE is an in-depth commentary on the American films of the Seventies and the work of seven of their most distinctive, provocative directors. Hollywood was then undergoing a vigorous creative regeneration, and such films as Nashville, Mean Streets, Bob and Carol and Ted and Alice, The Godfather, A Woman Under the Influence, and Apocalypse Now display a refreshing spontaneity, savy manipulation of popular culture, and political daring. And why were so many of these movies hits? Taking a film-by-film approach to the work of such auteurs as Martin Scorsese and Francis Ford Coppola, Diane Jacobs exhibits a joyous knowledge of Hollywood history and affirms the innovative energy of this American New Wave.

Der Ansatz der DermoNeuroModulation betrachtet die Wechselwirkungen zwischen Haut und Nervensystem und bietet eine sanfte, effektive manuelle Therapie. Durch gezielte Positionierung der Gliedmaßen und Dehnung der Haut werden tiefe Nerven stimuliert, was die Selbstwahrnehmung des Patienten fördert. Diese Methode integriert sowohl physische als auch neurologische Aspekte der Heilung und sieht die manuelle Behandlung als Teil eines größeren therapeutischen Prozesses, der auf umfassende Veränderungen abzielt.