Reflexology

Reflexology is the modern name for a therapy that was first recorded in Egypt about 2330BC and has been known and used successfully in many countries of the ancient world. It is now widely recognised in the west as an established branch of complementary medicine and non-invasive, natural way to optimum health.

The therapist uses only hands to apply firm pressure to feet, hands or face. This is an holistic treatment therefore specific ailments are not diagnosed, prescribed or treated. One treatment is wonderfully relaxing, but it may require a course of treatments to promote healing. It will also encourage restful sleep and give an uplifting sense of well-being.

Sanctioned by the NHS for people with MS, reflexology also helps anxiety, back pain, fatigue, circulatory and digestive problems, fluid retention, headaches, hormonal imbalance, insomnia, leg cramps, sinusitis and stress. Maternity reflexology can also benefit both mother and baby.

Reflexology Staff

Maggie Stewart