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October, 2008 -- 8 Steps to a Pain-Free Back has been chosen by the Book-of-the-Month
Club as a selection for December.
May 14, 2008, Chelsea, Michigan -- 8 Steps to a Pain-Free Back was named a Finalist in the Health/Wellness category of the 2008 Next Generation Indie Book Awards. It is available wherever books are sold.
April 14, 2008, Palo Alto -- Only 13 days after publication, 8 Steps to a Pain-Free
Back ranks #2 on Kepler’s and San Francisco Chronicle’s Bestseller Lists, just below Eckhart Tolle’s A New Earth. Esther Gokhale gave a well-received talk at Kepler’s on last Tuesday evening that benefited both bookstore customers and staff. “As an intermittent back and neck pain sufferer myself, her experience and technique bring me hope that I, too, can be healed,” said Pam Grange, Kepler’s Author Events Manager, “It’s all about posture.”
March 27, 2008, Palo Alto -- Palo Alto Medical Foundation received $10,000 from a local donor to aid in an upcoming research study on the effectiveness of the Gokhale Method for back pain. Dr. Halle Agdassi, a physiatrist at PAMF, is the Principal Investigator. Clinical trials are expected to begin in September.
March 1, 2008, San Jose -- RAFT (Resource Area for Teaching), a non-profit organization of 6,800 member teachers, presented 8
Steps to a Pain-Free Back as a valuable resource for the health of pre-K thru 12 teachers in the San Francisco Bay Area. RAFT provides its teachers with supplies donated by over 1,000 local businesses to encourage and enrich fun, creative, hands-on learning. Through a generous donation of 2,500 books by the author, teachers can now purchase 8 Steps to a Pain-Free Back from RAFT at the highly subsidized rate of $1 per copy. Mary Simon, Executive Director of RAFT, says “RAFT is excited to offer this incredible book, 8
Steps to a Pain-Free Back by Esther Gokhale, to our teachers. Teachers are at risk for back injuries because of the constant bending, lifting and stretching that is required in the classroom. This book will be a welcome tool to help our teachers stay healthy, and they can share this good advice with their students.”
January 11, 2008, Palo Alto -- A Positive Stance - Healing Through
Art draws
on the healthy posture of tribal Africans, rural Brazilians and village Indians to educate and uplift
viewers at the Hot Mango Pickle Gallery in downtown Palo Alto. Featured are artists William Carter,
Sandra Starkey Simon and Mark Tuschman, who have been inspired by Esther Gokhale's studies of posture
and movement in populations with low incidence of musculoskeletal pain...
Click here for your Open House Invitation with more details
Click here for sample gallery images
January 1, 2008 --
Slimmer, taller, younger, stronger - the latest approach to these popular New Year's resolutions
is surprisingly simple. A posture makeover is a new way of getting into shape, requiring no equipment,
no extra workouts and no time out from a busy schedule. According to Dr. Deirdre Stegman at the Palo
Alto Medical Foundation, "This approach is stunningly simple and confers immediate results."...
December 1, 2007 -- "The greatest contribution ever made to non-surgical back pain treatment," says
Helen Barkan, MD, PhD from Mayo Clinic Neurology. Americans are ten times more likely to have back
pain than people from traditional societies around the world. In Chad, the incidence of back pain is
only five percent, while in the United States, 85 percent of the population will suffer from back pain
in their lifetime...
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