Reflexology is a natural health practice which recognises that every part of the body, including organs, tissues and body systems, is reflected in reflex areas located in the feet and hands.
Reflexology treatments cover all areas of a persons body and body systems, by applying gentle pressure to the specific points on a persons feet or hands
Reflexology is a natural complementary health treatment, which is carried out holistically with no harmful side effects.
The approach of reflexology is holistic in that all the body’s parts, systems and influencing factors are considered.
Reflexology aims to release stress, remove blockages and allow energy to flow easily within the body’s systems
Reflexology is mostly performed on a person’s feet; however, similar reflex areas are found in the hands, and the same type of treatment is carried out.
Reflexology involves applying gentle pressure to the many reflex areas on your feet. The Reflexologist uses certain techniques to stimulate, sedate or balance the corresponding areas in the body. It is a whole body treatment, as we recognise that all parts of the body are connected and related.
Rather than treating only the symptoms. The approach of reflexology is holistic in that it considers all the factors surrounding and influencing the condition, therefore looking more deeply into why the condition may have occurred.
Remove blockages and allow energy to flow easily with the body’s systems. Purely by working on your feet the Reflexologist can bring your body to a place of calm, and you will feel a sense of deep relaxation within your whole body.
areas of the body which may not be functioning as well as they could be. To the Reflexologist they appear to be out of balance. Restoring this balance is one of the aims of reflexology.
The relaxed state of the body, combined with the energy created by the reflexology treatment and the responsiveness of your body, encourages this natural healing process to occur. Reflexology is a complementary health treatment, so if you are undergoing treatment from a doctor or another health professional, reflexology will work to enhance the benefits being received.
However, similar reflex areas are found in the hands, and the same type of treatment is carried out. The ears and face also have specific reflex points. I incorporate techniques for these into my reflexology treatments if that is the most beneficial for the client.
Reflexology is a complementary health treatment and therefore does not interfere with treatments
prescribed by doctors or other medical practitioners.
I am a fully qualified and experienced Clinical Reflexologist. I am a professional member of Reflexology New Zealand and my practice is accredited with RNZ.
The first time I had reflexology it was almost by accident; I thought I was just getting a foot massage! When I awoke from a most restful state, all my aches and pains were gone, my worries had dissolved and I felt energised. Through that experience I learnt that reflexology is a science and a skillful art form, and I felt compelled to follow this path and to learn more about this dynamic modality.
At the end of 2014 I qualified with the Diploma in Reflexology (NZ) and the ITEC (International) Diploma in Reflexology. I continue to pursue further training and professional development through other courses of study. With each client and through each treatment, I continue to be amazed by the healing powers of reflexology.
I am passionate about staying healthy the natural way and I am fortunate to be able to pass this on to my clients through reflexology. I use my knowledge, skills and intuition to show you that better health and well-being can be achieved.
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