Facial Reflexology for Emotional Well-Being: Healing and Sensory Self-Care with Dien Chan

Facial Reflexology for Emotional Well-Being

Healing and Sensory Self-Care with Dien Chan
 
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ISBN13:9781644115862
ISBN10:1644115867
Binding:Paperback
No. of pages:320 pages
Size:228x152x20 mm
Language:English
Illustrations: 27 b&w illustrations
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Short description:

In this practical guide, Scrimgeour details easy facial reflexology self-care techniques to soothe the nervous system, calm your emotions, diminish stress and anxiety, obtain mental clarity, and bring a sense of safety and relaxation to your body-mind.

Long description:
The Vietnamese facial reflexology practice of Dien Chan offers simple touch and massage techniques that engage the reflexology points of the face to help you tap into the innate healing and regenerative powers of the body. Taking the practice further, master practitioner Alex Scrimgeour shows how to integrate Dien Chan with Qigong and Chinese medicine as well as recent developments in neuroscience and cognitive science to treat a variety of emotional issues, from anxiety, addiction, and stress to trauma, dissociation, and PTSD.

In this practical guide, Scrimgeour details easy facial reflexology self-care techniques to soothe the nervous system, calm your emotions, diminish stress and anxiety, obtain mental clarity, and bring a sense of safety and relaxation to your body-mind. He shows how the techniques often generate immediate effects and how the ability to feel safe, peaceful, and content within your body can in turn transform your perception and experience of the world. Sharing clear diagrams, the author presents the major Dien Chan facial maps and protocols for working with different emotional states. He explores the energetic dynamic between the face and the body through the lens of neurophysiology and Qigong as well as looking at the connections between Qigong self-massage and the vagus nerve, revealing how self-massage techniques can effect change in the body-mind nexus. He explains how to use Dien Chan for spiritual self-development and self-inquiry, providing nine meditations that combine Dien Chan with Qigong and traditional Eastern meditation practices.

Revealing the holistic connections between the face and both physical and emotional health, this in-depth guide shows how simple facial reflexology practices can bring vibrant health and deep healing.

"Facial Reflexology for Emotional Well-Being is extremely well written, informative, and quite engaging. As you follow the excellent introduction into the Vietnamese and Chinese medical approach to facial reflexology, you become captivated by the author’s descriptions surrounding its unique history, popularity, and approach to clinical treatment. Alex’s honest and straightforward explanations of these fascinating healing modalities are refreshingly easy to follow, comprehend, and implement. This is a wonderful gift for all future healers who are interested in expanding their knowledge of facial reflexology."
Table of Contents:
List of Exercises

INTRODUCTION
Healing Faces

ONE
The Roots of Dien Chan Facial Reflexology & Qigong

TWO
The Roots of Stress & Trauma

THREE
The Energetic Dynamic between the Face & Body

FOUR
The Golden Elixir & the Vagus Nerve

FIVE
Touching Faces

SIX
Indra’s Net of Jewels

SEVEN
Maps of Healing

EIGHT
Emotional History

NINE
Making Faces

TEN
Emotions in Dien Chan & Chinese Medicine

ELEVEN
Dien Chan for Emotional Healing

TWELVE
The Two Faces of Buddha

THIRTEEN
Embodiment & Disembodiment

FOURTEEN
Dien Chan for Embodiment & Homecoming

FIFTEEN
Returning to Our Senses

SIXTEEN
Silver Branch Perception

SEVENTEEN
Bringing It All Together

CONCLUSION
An Orientation toward Beauty

APPENDIX A
On Tools & Point Stimulation

APPENDIX B
On Beauty & Appearances

APPENDIX C
The Descent, the Abyss & Dark Mother Energy

Notes

Bibliography

Acknowledgments

Index

About the Author