Locating and Holding Points in Body Electronics Locating and Holding Points in Body Electronics

Locating and Holding Points in Body Electronics is a manual on the physical aspects of Body Electronics by Peter Hinde. It comprises of 148 A4 wire bound pages with in depth descriptions on each major point - its location, how to hold the point, tips on comfort, often extensive extra notes and clear diagrams. There is generally one point covered per page. It also contains full explanations of how to hold points in general with common problems covered, assessing when to finish a session, lists of other points with briefer descriptions, tables of muscle and spinal reflexes, lists of contraindications, tips on dealing with past or present physical traumas, and diagrams of meridians.

It does not contain information on locating and holding cranial points or other advanced points.

The manual has been proof read by Doug Morrison (in its earlier stages), Graham Bennett and John Hutichison and I am grateful for all their extremely valuable input. For the full contents click here.

"The location and use of the pointholding points have been covered with thought, care and precision and will be a valuable aid to anyone serious about qualification in Body Electronics. Thanks Peter, this is just the kind of tool the B.E. world needs."
- Graham Bennett

"I'm so elated that you've written this book! It is a very comprehensive and professional publication. It covers all the curly little questions that people have at pointholding sessions, and in my opinion, should be a part of every B.E. person's library. Most important! I'm really pleased I could be a small part of its process of development; thank you for the opportunity to contribute, especially at a time when I have been unable to be involved in B.E. properly. It has helped to keep me inspired. "
- John Hutchison

The manual is available to anyone who has previously attended pointholding classes, intensives, instructors courses, and to private students of Body Electronics practitioners. I would require someone to provide a certificate of attendance at a Body Electronics seminar or a note from a practitioner. Otherwise I would send a copy to a responsible body work therapist at my discretion.

Cost of the manual is £35

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