What is Reflexology?

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Reflexology is a non-invasive practice that aids the body in healing itself & has been practiced for thousands of years. It is a natural healing art based on the principle that there are reflexes in the feet, ears & hands that correspond to every organ, gland & part of the body. By using pressure on these certain reflex points, Reflexology will help to restore the natural function of the related areas of the body.
How does it work?
Simply put, your feet hands and ears are a reflection of the rest of your body. This includes all major organs, glands, muscles and body systems. Applying pressure to specific reflex points will stimulate the C.A.R.E. processes: Circulation-Assimilation-Relaxation-Elimination
Improves Circulation
Assimilation of essentials for the body’s health
Promotes Relaxation
Elimination of toxins
This will encourage the natural function of your body, relieving stress and helping your body to heal from within, returning it to a balanced state.
Improves Circulation
Assimilation of essentials for the body’s health
Promotes Relaxation
Elimination of toxins
This will encourage the natural function of your body, relieving stress and helping your body to heal from within, returning it to a balanced state.
What to expect!
Reflexology can be done on the feet, ears or hands and is a safe method of treatment that anyone can benefit from. It is done while sitting in a recliner chair or laying on a massage table, face up with your shoes and socks removed. Pressure is adjusted to your request, Reflexology should not be painful but there may be tender spots which indicate areas that need more attention. You should feel relaxed and invigorated when your treatment is completed!
How can Reflexology help you?
Reflexology has been shown to be helpful in treating an infinite number of ailments, that could include any of the following common conditions:
stress
whiplash and neck pain
arthritis
insomnia
jaw disorders
eye conditions
ear and throat infections
sports injuries
migraines and headaches
sinus issues
allergies
asthma and other breathing issues
poor circulation
depression
digestive disorders
back pain
stress
whiplash and neck pain
arthritis
insomnia
jaw disorders
eye conditions
ear and throat infections
sports injuries
migraines and headaches
sinus issues
allergies
asthma and other breathing issues
poor circulation
depression
digestive disorders
back pain