Welcome to the world of clinical reflexology. As a seasoned practitioner, I offer targeted treatments designed to address a wide range of health concerns and enhance overall well-being. Here's what you can expect when you book a session with me:
Phenomenal reflexology. I walked in tired and depleted and I've come home feeling like I've just had a deep sleep. I feel clearer and grounded again. Thank you.
Lauren
When you reach out, I'm here to answer any questions you might have about reflexology and how it can benefit you. You can easily contact me via email or through the contact form on this website. Once you're ready, you can book your session online at your convenience.
After booking, I'll send you a questionnaire to help me understand your medical history, current health concerns, and what you're looking to achieve through reflexology. Please fill this out and return it before your appointment so I am able to tailor your treatment to your specific needs.
During your first visit, we'll discuss your needs and expectations in depth. This conversation, combined with the information from your questionnaire, allows me to create a personalised treatment plan that addresses your unique health goals.
Reflexology can be a powerful tool for managing various types of pain. By applying pressure to specific points on your feet, I can help alleviate pain throughout your body. This technique has shown promising results for a wide range of conditions, including chronic back pain, migraines, headaches, arthritis, fibromyalgia, plantar fasciitis, and neck and shoulder tension.
The beauty of reflexology lies in its ability to address pain holistically. For instance, if you're suffering from chronic back pain, I'll work on the corresponding reflex points in your feet. This stimulation can help reduce inflammation, improve blood flow to the affected area, and promote the release of endorphins – your body's natural pain relievers. Many clients report a significant reduction in pain intensity and frequency after regular sessions.
For those dealing with migraines or tension headaches, reflexology can be a godsend. By focusing on specific points related to the head and neck, we can work to relieve tension, improve circulation, and potentially reduce the frequency and severity of headaches. Similarly, for conditions like arthritis or fibromyalgia, reflexology can help manage pain by reducing inflammation and promoting overall relaxation.
Through reflexology, we can work to reduce inflammation, improve circulation, and promote your body's natural healing processes. This often leads to significant pain relief, improved mobility, and a better quality of life. Many of my clients have found relief through reflexology where other treatments have failed, making it an excellent complementary therapy for chronic pain management.
For athletes of all levels, from weekend warriors to professional competitors, reflexology can be a game-changer in your training and recovery regimen. This therapy offers a multitude of benefits that can enhance your performance and help you bounce back faster after intense workouts or competitions.
One of the primary benefits of reflexology for athletes is its ability to speed up recovery after intense training or competition. By stimulating specific reflex points, we can help reduce muscle tension and soreness, allowing you to get back to training sooner. This is particularly beneficial for endurance athletes or those engaged in high-impact sports where muscle fatigue is common.
Reflexology also excels at improving circulation and lymphatic drainage throughout the body. This enhanced blood flow can help deliver more oxygen and nutrients to your muscles, potentially improving your endurance and reducing fatigue during training or competition. Better lymphatic drainage, on the other hand, can help remove waste products from your muscles more efficiently, which may reduce post-exercise soreness and speed up recovery.
Many athletes find that regular reflexology sessions help enhance their flexibility and range of motion. By working on reflex points associated with specific muscle groups and joints, we can help release tension and promote better overall mobility. This can be particularly beneficial for sports that require a high degree of flexibility, such as gymnastics or martial arts.
Moreover, reflexology can play a crucial role in injury prevention. By helping to balance the body and reduce areas of tension, we can potentially lower your risk of developing sports-related injuries. If you're already dealing with an injury, reflexology can be incorporated into your rehabilitation plan to support healing and potentially speed up your return to training.
Beyond the physical benefits, many athletes report improved energy levels and stamina after regular reflexology sessions. This could be due to the therapy's ability to promote better sleep, reduce stress, and enhance overall well-being. Some athletes even find that reflexology helps improve their mental focus and concentration, which can be crucial for peak performance in competition.
Remember, reflexology isn't just for recovery – it can be an integral part of your regular training regimen. By incorporating regular sessions into your routine, you can work towards performing at your peak, recovering more quickly, and maintaining better overall health and well-being throughout your athletic career.
Michal was the best reflexologist I've ever seen. Excellent technique and lovely therapist manner.
Jules