Reflexology is an ancient Chinese and Egyptian
technique which views illness as a result of energy imbalance
within the body. It was not until around 1913 that the therapy
was introduced to the west by an American ear, nose and throat
consultant, Dr William Fitzgerald.

In the feet and hands, there are reflex
areas corresponding to all the parts of the body and these
areas are arranged in such a way as to form a map of the body
in the feet with the right foot corresponding to the right
side of the body and the left foot to the left side of the
body. When pressure is applied to these reflexes it sends
nerve impulses, stimulating the corresponding organs, encouraging
energy to flow more freely and so facilitate healing.
Reflexology can bring relief from a wide range of conditions
such as;
Migraine
Sinus problems
Hormonal imbalances
Digestive problems
Circulatory problems
Stress and tension
After a full consultation the therapist
will initially examine the feet before commencing with the
precise massage movement. The particular type of massage involved
requires the application of a firm pressure using the side
and end of the thumb. In some instances, the fingers may also
be employed.
All areas on both feet will be massaged. Areas corresponding
to parts of the body which are out of balance may feel tender
when massaged and the degree of tenderness will indicate the
degree of imbalance. The sensitivity of the feet varies from
person to person and the trained practitioner will understand
the correct pressure to apply and how to interpret the tenderness
felt. The massage should not be uncomfortable, even to the
most sensitive feet.
Prices:
30 minute treatment: £22.00
1 hour treatment: £32.00
On Site treatments and One to One Coaching are also available, please contact for details.
"I find reflexology very relaxing and find I look forward to it each week. It's a time for thinking, dreaming about oneself and very valuable to the healing process." - M. Barrett
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Tranquil Balance, Holistic Therapy in Wirral.
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