Description
Book Synopsis• Includes body maps for both cats and dogs that clearly illustrate the positions of the Jin Shin Jyutsu energy points and explains how to work with them
• Presents step-by-step illustrations and easy, brief explanations for point sequences for general health, first aid, and specific ailments, from ear mites and conjunctivitis to kidney infection, splinters, and anxiety
• Provides sections with dog-specific and cat-specific ailments, organized by area of the body and symptoms, with recommended treatment points and sequences
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A GENTLE WAY to ease your cat’s coughing or lighten the joint problems of your dog? Or maybe you want to relieve your pet’s stress when going to the vet and help them recover after surgery? A soft touch method for harmonizing energy flow, Jin Shin Jyutsu is an excellent hands-on healing tool to support your animal companion’s overall health and alleviate common ailments and injuries. By calmly placing your hands on certain energy points on your pet’s body, you can release energetic blockages, strengthen the immune system, and stimulate their body’s self-healing response.
Easy step-by-step illustrations and body maps for both cats and dogs show how to use this simple system of two-point touch healing. From ear mites and conjunctivitis to kidney infection, splinters, and anxiety, just by holding certain points on the body of your cat or dog you can quickly relieve a symptom or trigger the start of a comprehensive healing process. Jin Shin Jyutsu not only improves their health and well-being but also offers an enjoyable moment of energetic exchange between you and your four-legged friend throughout all phases of life.
Trade Review“Animals don’t doubt if energy healing works. All of mine just soaked in the energy when I tried several of the techniques laid out in
Jin Shin for Cats and Dogs. Tina Stümpfig has done a remarkable job of instructing the beginner and organizing the material so anyone and their animal can benefit from this book.” * JOAN RANQUET, energy healer, animal communicator, and author of Energy Healing for Animals *
“An easy-to-digest manual for cat and dog owners, tackling small as well as more complex topics, whether they are based on health-related or psychological issues. The images and step-by-step instructions allow also those new to this practice to optimally use the correct hand positions to help their pet.” * MELANIE KESSLER, alternative practitioner and Reiki healer for animals and animal psychologist and c *
“I highly recommend Tina Stümpfig’s
Jin Shin for Cats and Dogs. It is fun to read and the handholds are easy to use. As with humans, you can also activate the self-healing properties of dogs and cats. From physical to psychological problems all is well explained, and the additional use of images makes it easy to understand and thereby suitable for beginners as well as those more advanced.” * KIRSTEN MOHR, animal Jin Shin practitioner *
“Every pet owner dreams of an easy, gentle method without side effects that enables them to help their sick dog or ailing cat themselves. The healing flow of Jin Shin Jyutsu makes this possible--simply by touching specific points and areas on the body. Holding certain ‘safety energy locks’ activates energy flows, releases blockages, and thus paves the path to maintaining or restoring health. You can learn how easy and straightforward this is in Tina Stümpfig’s
Jin Shin for Cats and Dogs. Her book does not stop at physical ailments only: she also gives useful therapeutic advice on behavioral disorders and psychic problems. An absolute must for every dog- and cat-loving person who wants to help their pet themselves or effectively accompany a veterinarian therapy.” * MONIKA FALCK, animal communicator and family constellator with animals *
Table of ContentsPreface
INTRODUCTION TO JIN SHIN HEALING
What Is Jin Shin Jyutsu?
The Application of Jin Shin Jyutsu
Helpful Hints
The Safety Energy LocksGeneral HarmonizersInitial Centering | Getting the Energy Flowing | The Paw Flow | The Main Central Flow | The Supervisor Flows
Three Further Important Flows
The Spleen Flow | The Stomach Flow | The Bladder Flow
JIN SHIN HEALING TOUCH FOR CATSHeadEyes | Ears | Mouth and Teeth | Brain
Respiratory System Upper Respiratory Tract | Throat | Lower
Respiratory Tract
Cardiovascular SystemHeart Disease and Heart Failure | Circulation Issues
Digestive Organs
Stomach | Intestine | Liver | Pancreas and Spleen
Urinary System Bladder | Kidneys
Reproductive Organs
Male Reproductive Organs | Female Reproductive Organs and Birth Support
Coat and Skin
Coat | Skin
Nervous System Muscle Twitching | Paralysis
Musculoskeletal System
Back and Spine | Muscles | Ligaments, Tendons, and Joints | Bones
Immune System Infectious Diseases
Edema, Growths and Tumors Edema | Growths and Tumors
Behavior and Psyche Fear and Panic | Insecurities and Nervousness | Startle Responses | Food Envy | Fighting and Aggression | Neglect and Abuse | Sensitivity to Noise
Injuries and Emergencies Wounds and Bites | Stings, Splinters, and Thorns | Burns | Concussion | Broken Bones | Bruises | Shock | Poisoning | Heatstroke and Sunstroke | Choking and Shortness of Breath | Operations | Pain | End-of-Life Care
Other Issues House-Training | Lack of Cleanliness | Harmonizing Side Effects of Medication | Alleviating Reactions to Vaccines
JIN SHIN HEALING TOUCH FOR DOGSHead Eyes | Ears | Mouth and Teeth | Brain
Respiratory System
Upper Respiratory Tract | Throat | Lower Respiratory Tract
Digestive Organs Stomach | Pancreas and Spleen | Intestine | Liver
Musculoskeletal System Back and Spine | Muscles | Ligaments, Tendons, and Joints | Bones
Urinary SystemBladder | Kidneys
Reproductive OrgansMale Reproductive Organs | Female Reproductive Organs and Birth Support
Coat and Skin Coat | Skin
Nervous System
Neuralgia | Muscle Twitching | Paralysis | Epilepsy
Immune System Infectious Diseases Distemper | Leptospirosis | Parvovirus | Kennel Cough
Edema, Growths and Tumors Edema | Growths and Tumors
Injuries and EmergenciesWounds | Hematoma | Bites | Stings, Splinters, and Thorns | Burns | Concussion | Broken Bones Bruises | Shock | Poisoning | Heatstroke and Sunstroke | Choking and Shortness of Breath | Cramps | Operations | Travel Sickness | Pain | Overexertion | End-of-Life Care
Psychological Issues
Fear and Panic | Insecurities | Nervousness and Startle Responses | Homesickness | Jealousy | Food Envy | Fighting and Aggression | Stubbornness | Neglect | Abuse | Sensitivity to Noise
Other IssuesHouse-Training | Eating Rubbish or Feces Lack of Cleanliness | Harmonizing Side Effects of Medication Alleviating Reactions to Vaccines
Epilogue
Acknowledgements
Photo Credits
Recommended Reading
About the Author
