Reflexology

Working the feet is an ancient method of healing. The evidence for this has been found in archaeological artefacts and illustrations from early cultures in China, Japan, India, Russia and Egypt. Working on the feet as way of promoting good health was re-born in the early twentieth century, and scientifically researched and developed for several years. Today Reflexology is seen as a valuable complementary therapy, and is often employed alongside conventional medicine. What happens during a treatment? A reflexology treatment involves massaging points on the feet that stimulate healing and normal function in specific parts of the body. Reflexology can also be applied via the hands and ears when necessary. The pressure can be anything from a light touch to a deep touch according to the needs and sensitivity of the person being worked on.		Health problems that reflexology can help: Reflexology can be directed towards helping a wide range of health problems including: Pain Shoulder and neck stiffness Migraines Nausea Dizzyness Stress and anxiety Bereavement Insomnia Weak immune system Toxicity Hormonal and glandular problems Digestive disorders Poor circulation Fertility problems Pregnancy discomfort Client's comments: 'I used to regularly put my back out and would be in pain for days. Since having regular reflexology sessions with Jo my back has felt great.' Sarah 'My digestion was terrible. I was constantly blocked up. Since my reflexology session with Jo my digestion has improved hugely and things are now moving smoothly again.' Sue 'I had been experiencing pain in my knee joint for over a week when I went to see Jo. The day after my reflexology session the pain had completely gone' James