I have had several patients come to me wanting to have 'true' manipulation ( a rapid thrust technique often resulting in a click noise). Often having seen a chiropractor or osteopath or similar practitioner in the past: and having achieved good relief from such a technique.
In physiotherapy circles all mobilising of a joint comes under the heading manipulation with rapid manipulation past with a click often define as grade V manipulation.
As it happens this I am very interested in (grade V) manipulation. So I am happy to be of service!
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