Limbic Reflexology: Student Texbook

The limbic brain is what allows us to laugh and cry, to feel pain and fear, to control fear and pain, to enjoy music and understand humour. It allows us to feel hunger and feel that hunger satisfied. It allows us to feel warmth and cold. It gives us our sense of being separate from others. It determines our sexuality. It gives us our motivation, initiates our movement and controls all our physiological processes. Above all, the limbic brain strives to maintain homeostasis and keep us safe. In short it is our survival machine.

In this textbook, the preparatory study material for students of Limbic Reflexology Training, Hamish Edgar gives an accessible overview of the complex subject, of the limbic brain networks. He introduces for the first time, the limbic reflex areas that he has developed over the past five years.

Limbic Reflexology adds over twenty new, precision, brain reflex areas to our toolbox which are specific to the nuclei and networks of the limbic brain.
The text explores the functions and role of the limbic nuclei and their influence in a range of problems for which our clients may seek help, including stress, post traumatic memory, mood disturbance, anxiety, pain and chronic pain conditions.

For those who have completed the course, Limbic Reflexology has become an indispensable addition to their toolbox, which has taken their practice to a new level.