The Big Little Book of Reflexology: The Only Book You’ll Ever Need - Hardcover

Dougans, Inge

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 0007166834 ISBN 13: 9780007166831

Publisher: Thorsons, 2003

Synopsis

From the new Big Little Book series, this indispensable guide introduces the unique therapeutic and diagnostic nature of reflexology, and shows how this therapeutic foot massage can redress imbalances of energy in the body, relieving stress and promoting health and well-being.

Contents:
· Complete guide to the unique system of foot massage based on holistic principles of Chinese medicine.

· Shows how to locate and massage specific points on the foot, and how they relate to different parts of the body.

· Includes clear historical context, description of the Meridian system and how it works, and details on the anatomy of the foot.

· Readers can learn how to treat themselves and so benefit from a more positive and balanced lifestyle.

· By using reflexology to redress imbalances of energy in the body, you can reduce stress and ill health.

About this title

Synopsis:

This guide introduces the therapeutic and diagnostic nature of reflexology, and shows how this therapeutic foot massage can redress imbalances of energy in the body, relieving stress and promoting health and well-being. Inge Dougans demonstrates how to locate and massage specific points on the foot, and how they relate to different parts of the body. She also provides clear historical context, description of the Meridian system and how it works and details on the anatomy of the foot.

About the Author:

Inge Dougans was born in Denmark, where she received her reflexology training. In 1983 she started the School of Reflexology and Meridian therapy and in 1985 she formed the South African Reflexology Society. She gives lectures and workshops on reflexology throughout the UK, Europe and the USA, and runs her own busy practice in South Africa.

About this edition

• Publisher: Thorsons
• Publication date: 2003
• ISBN 10: 0007166834
• ISBN 13: 9780007166831
• Binding: Hardcover
• Number of pages: 400