Reflexology

Reflexology is a non-invasive, complementary therapy, in which pressure is applied to specific points or ‘reflexes’ on the feet, hands, face, and sometimes ears, to promote the body’s own healing process, relieve tension, and bring about a state of deep relaxation.

Reflexology is based on the theory that certain pressure points correspond to different organs, glands, and parts of the body, and that stimulating these reflexes can positively affect the function of the related organ/body system, affecting the whole body.

Reflexology does not claim to cure ailments. The main objective of reflexology is to stimulate and promote the body’s own healing process, by increasing toxin elimination, and encouraging the client towards a homeostatic state of energetic balance.

Foot reflexology

Using Louise Keet’s technique, pressure is applied to specific reflexes on the feet encouraging the body’s natural healinG.

Hand reflexology

Hand reflexology is another effective way to stimulate a client’s healing process through specific reflexes on the hands. it may be a preference for some clients - e.g. those with mobility issues or injuries to their lower limbs.

Facial reflexology

using The Bergman technique, gentle yet effective pressure is applied within a massage to specific reflex points on the face, stimulating the body’s healing.