Reflexology

As a practitioner, I have witnessed firsthand the profound benefits that regular foot reflexology, facial reflexology, and auricular therapy can bring to my clients' overall wellbeing. These powerful techniques ease stress and rebalance the whole body as well as calm the mind.

Depending on your needs, the techniques are used individually or are combined for further support

FOOT REFLEXOLOGY

Working on the feet, more than 7000 nerve endings, blood and lymph circulation are stimulated.

As the nervous system is activated the energy field is harmonized, easing stress and anxiety, enabling balance in the physiological processes. The improved flow of blood and lymph circulation allows for the removal of waste materials and toxins, creating more space for essential nutrients carried in the blood to reach all cells and tissues more easily. This increased flow can lead to a range of positive physiological effects, including improved immune function, reduced inflammation, and enhanced tissue repair and regeneration.

FACIAL REFLEXOLOGY

There are two Facial Reflexology methods:

*Dien Chan, created by Professor Bùi Quôc Châu, inspired by Traditional Chinese and Vietnamese medicinal systems

*Sorensensistem, created by Lone Sorensen, inspired by both Eastern and South American methods as well as neuro-anatomy

Tools may be used during a treatment, but not needles.

Facial Reflexology is comprehensive and treats more than just the skin. Working on facial zones and neurological points affect the brain's areas responsible for the regulation of all organs, which helps rebalance the body. The face has a vast network of blood vessels, nerves and acupuncture meridians. Accessing this supports many health benefits.



Facial Muscle Stimulation

Bell's Palsy, nerve damage, muscle weakness, Trigeminal nerve dysfunction (chewing, speech, swallowing...)

Here is an incredible example of the power of Facial Reflexology