This booklet will cover the following material and uses of the Polarity Pillow.

• Introduction: What is the Polarity Pillow?
• History of the Polarity Pillow
• Basic Use
• Design That Molds to You
• Side Layout Position
• Side Position, Shoulder and Head Stretch
• Brachial Plexus Work
• Side Rib Releases, Arm Lean and Pull on Side
• Effective Support Positions Using the Polarity Pillow

The Polarity Pillow is a cylindrical pillow filled with cleaned, organic buckwheat hulls encased in a muslin holding case, and a removable cotton cover. After several years of trial and error and experimenting with various Polarity protocols, this ergonomically sound pillow was finally designed. Its primary purpose is to be a functional part of the Polarity practitioner’s treatment by: increasing client comfort, keeping the head in a safe and stable position supporting the natural curve of the neck, allowing for the Polarity Practitioner to work with ease and to support certain Polarity bodywork positions for more effective treatments. It works!!

The Polarity Pillow is an ergonomically sound cylindrical pillow filled with cleaned, organic buckwheat hulls encased in a muslin holding case, and a removable cotton cover. It’s primary purpose is to be a functional part of the Polarity practitioner’s treatment by:

• Increasing client comfort
• keeping the head in a safe and stable position, supporting the natural curve of the neck
• allowing for more effective treatments

As an adjunctive use, the Polarity Pillow is a perfect partner for support of the head and neck during sleep either on the back or the side. Children enjoy hugging it and it easily fits into a suitcase for travel.

Great for self-care after Polarity treatments! Pillows (cases) come in random assorted colors and designs. Option for customer selection is not available.

Also includes the ebook: Pillow Talk (Listed above for free)

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