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Reflexology
If you have never tried Reflexology, it's time to experience the benefits it has to offer with our amazing Certified Reflexologist, Laura Reeds.
Reflexology is a therapeutic natural healing method of relieving pain without medication by stimulating predefined pressure points on the head, hands, and feet. Stimulating reflexes in these areas are reputed to connect via the nervous system and affect the organs, tissues, and glands of the body. Reflexology assists the body in regaining it's state of harmony & balance.
Experiences with reflexology sessions vary from a general feeling of relaxation, to a sense of "lightness" or tingling in the body, as well as feelings of warmth, a sense of "opening," or "energy moving" from the practitioner's pressure to the specific body area or organ.
Reflexologists Do
Reflexologists Do Not
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Reduce Stress & Anxiety
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Improve general well-being
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Reduce pain
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Improve digestive health
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Increase body awareness
What to expect!
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Diagnose medical conditions
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Prescribe medications
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Treat for specific conditions
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Work in opposition to the medical fields
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Encourage their clients to stop taking medications prescribed by their medical doctor
What are the benefits
Reflexology helps to prevent and/or promote improvement in the following conditions. Research indicates possible benefits of reflexology, particularly in reducing pain, enhancing relaxation & psychological symptoms such as anxiety & depression. However, researchers have noted that the quality of these studies are mixed & more high quality research is needed.
Relaxation
Reflexology promotes a full body sense of relaxation during & after a session.
Stress Reduction
A reflexology session is effective in reducing physical & emotional stress in the body.
Body Awareness
Reflexology is helpful in bringing awareness to the body which helps you to recognize where your body is holding stress. It is effective in improving the mind/body connection.
Circulation & Healing
The application of strokes & techniques on the head, hands and feet can help to improve circulation.
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