What is Reflexology and what can it do for me?
Reflexology is an ancient practice. It has been traced back to the ancient Chinese, Egyptian, Indian, and Native American cultures. Reflexology is thought to use the nerve endings in the feet, hands, and ears to spur the body to react a certain way. It's generally accepted that there are over 7000 nerve endings in each of your feet. All the nerves correspond to a certain part of the body. This includes muscles, organs, glands, bones, and everything in between. These nerves are tender to the touch when the corresponding body part has stress on it (be that an illness, injury, or otherwise). As the session progresses these tender spots start to dissipate and/or disappear completely. This reduction in tenderness reflects the work the body is doing to try to correct the issue.
People who come to me for Reflexology are coming with complaints such as: back and neck pain, kidney failure and stones, tremors, sciatica, neuropathy, breathing, digestive distress, thyroid function, shoulder and knee issues, hormone/pregnancy issues, post-surgical pain, nerve pain, weight loss and many others. Obviously not everyone finds what they are looking for. Although, with my unique method I do help an overwhelming majority of those who come to me, I just can't help everyone. I do routinely get people who've tried everything else only to find this simple healing method works, even on decades old injuries! This is a very powerful therapy WHEN APPLIED CORRECTLY.
Reflexology encompasses many sub-styles and techniques. As such, the differences between Reflexologists can be quite staggering. I am asked fairly regularly if I can recommend anyone in other locations. Without personally meeting them and having them work on me I unfortunately cannot recommend anyone at this time. Generally speaking I find that what is called Reflexology is usually more like what I would consider a foot massage. In my opinion, this isn't true to what Reflexology is or should be.
I do not diagnose, cure, nor do I treat any disease. That is your Doctor's job and I encourage you to talk with him/her about any health concern you may have. What I do is help your own body to heal itself using the old ways and in harmony with nature. This is not a substitute for competent medical care.
People who come to me for Reflexology are coming with complaints such as: back and neck pain, kidney failure and stones, tremors, sciatica, neuropathy, breathing, digestive distress, thyroid function, shoulder and knee issues, hormone/pregnancy issues, post-surgical pain, nerve pain, weight loss and many others. Obviously not everyone finds what they are looking for. Although, with my unique method I do help an overwhelming majority of those who come to me, I just can't help everyone. I do routinely get people who've tried everything else only to find this simple healing method works, even on decades old injuries! This is a very powerful therapy WHEN APPLIED CORRECTLY.
Reflexology encompasses many sub-styles and techniques. As such, the differences between Reflexologists can be quite staggering. I am asked fairly regularly if I can recommend anyone in other locations. Without personally meeting them and having them work on me I unfortunately cannot recommend anyone at this time. Generally speaking I find that what is called Reflexology is usually more like what I would consider a foot massage. In my opinion, this isn't true to what Reflexology is or should be.
I do not diagnose, cure, nor do I treat any disease. That is your Doctor's job and I encourage you to talk with him/her about any health concern you may have. What I do is help your own body to heal itself using the old ways and in harmony with nature. This is not a substitute for competent medical care.