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Frequently Asked Questions about Reflexology

How long has Reflexology been around?

What are some conditions where Reflexology might be helpful and who might benefit?

What part of the body does Reflexology work on typically?

Reflexology is a form of treatment by means of pressure points.  It was used in India and China five thousand years ago.  This knowledge was set aside in favor of acupuncture which emerged from the same root.  Evidence of Reflexology being used dates back to 2330 B.C. in Egyptian art.

What part of the body does Reflexology work on typically?

What are some conditions where Reflexology might be helpful and who might benefit?

What part of the body does Reflexology work on typically?

 It is commonly done on the feet; however, it can also be done on the hands, ears, face or other specific locations on the body.
 

What are some conditions where Reflexology might be helpful and who might benefit?

What are some conditions where Reflexology might be helpful and who might benefit?

What are some conditions where Reflexology might be helpful and who might benefit?

  •  Stress
  • Arm, wrist and hand pain
  • Backache and sciatica
  • Headaches, including migraines
  • High blood pressure
  • Neck and shoulder tension
  • Allergies and sinus problems
  • Leg, knee, ankle and foot discomfort


Reflexology benefits people of all ages. Pressure and session length is adjusted to client's health condition, age and specific needs. 

What is the difference between a Reflexologist and a Certified Reflexologist?

What is the difference between a Reflexologist and a Certified Reflexologist?

What are some conditions where Reflexology might be helpful and who might benefit?

 A Certified Reflexologist has received training from a specialized school, met practice hour requirements. and has taken a written test to receive their certification.  A Reflexologist without certification has not met any specific requirements and can have minimal training. 

How often should I have a Reflexology session?

What is the difference between a Reflexologist and a Certified Reflexologist?

How often should I have a Reflexology session?

 If there is chronic pain or discomfort, more frequent sessions of every 1-2 weeks would be recommended.  As the discomfort subsides, time between sessions would increase.  For maintenance and stress reduction every four weeks is helpful. Reflexology works wonderfully in conjunction with other body therapies. 

What if I'm ticklish?

The techniques used rarely feels ticklish.  The Reflexologist adjusts the touch to what is comfortable for you.

Can I do Reflexology at Home?

 Some areas of the hands can be worked on at home, but it is rather awkward to work on your own feet.  Still, the Reflexologist can share some self-help points with you. 

Is there anything I need to do before or after my session?

 It is helpful to remove any rough or callused skin and come to your session with clean feet.  After your session, it is essential that you drink plenty of purified water to help remove toxins and impurities released during your session.  Work self-help points regularly. 

FAQ about Nutritional Balancing

What happens during a session?

What is the difference between just taking supplements and being put on a nutritional program?

What is the difference between just taking supplements and being put on a nutritional program?

  • Step 1 We discuss your personal health goals and identify your specific areas of concern.
  • Step 2  An AO Scan including Inner Voice, Vitals and Comprehensive is ran. Based on the results Kinesiology is used to assess healing priorities.
  • Step 3 Supplements and lifestyle changes are identified to help bring the body back into balance. You will leave with a program sheet specifying a course of action.

What is the difference between just taking supplements and being put on a nutritional program?

What is the difference between just taking supplements and being put on a nutritional program?

What is the difference between just taking supplements and being put on a nutritional program?

 Many people regularly take supplements and benefit from them because they fill the nutritional gaps caused by their diet or environmental factors.  However, when there are specific issues going on specific action is needed to support the body in healing itself. Nutritional programs use supplements to support specific actions of the body 

 Many people regularly take supplements and benefit from them because they fill the nutritional gaps caused by their diet or environmental factors.  However, when there are specific issues going on specific action is needed to support the body in healing itself. Nutritional programs use supplements to support specific actions of the body such as cleansing toxins, repairing an injury or reducing inflammation.  Depending on what is identified during the session, specific supplements are identified to meet those specific needs. 

Who can benefit from Nutritional Balancing, and how often should you be assessed?

What is the difference between just taking supplements and being put on a nutritional program?

Who can benefit from Nutritional Balancing, and how often should you be assessed?

  • People of all ages and states of health can benefit. 
  • Cells are being replaced continually, in turn, the needs of the body also change. Frequency of balancing depends on the individual's health status; however, every 2-3 months has been found helpful. 

FAQ about Wholistic Energy Balancing

What happens during a session?

Who could benefit from energy balancing and how often?

What happens during a session?

  • Step 1: Specific areas of concern and personal goals for the session are discussed.
  • Step 2: A systematic process is used to identify subtle energy blockages and areas under stress.  Cause of stressor or block is identified.
  • Step 3: Various techniques are used to open energy blockages and relieve stress.
  • Step 4: Rebalancing process continues 

  • Step 1: Specific areas of concern and personal goals for the session are discussed.
  • Step 2: A systematic process is used to identify subtle energy blockages and areas under stress.  Cause of stressor or block is identified.
  • Step 3: Various techniques are used to open energy blockages and relieve stress.
  • Step 4: Rebalancing process continues until it is indicated by the body the session is complete.
  • Step 5: Additional support is identified such as, taking flower essences, receiving body work, using essential oils, doing specific exercises or making lifestyle changes.

How long is a session?

Who could benefit from energy balancing and how often?

What happens during a session?

A typical session lasts 1-1 1/2 hours depending on the individual's needs.

Who could benefit from energy balancing and how often?

Who could benefit from energy balancing and how often?

Who could benefit from energy balancing and how often?

  • People of all ages who are ready for change or who feel stuck can benefit.
  • The body needs time to process the change in the energy flows and integrated them.  Five to nine weeks between appointments is common. 

Important Notice

All services provided are not meant to diagnose or treat a disease, or to replace the services of your physician or other health care provider.  It is strictly a method of informing you about lifestyle changes you can make to improve your overall sense of well being. All prices subject to change.

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