Reflexology is a soothing non-evasive treatment used to promote healing within the body via the feet.
Reflexology helps aid healing within physical and emotional issues. Reflex points are mapped on the feet as a mirror image of the body’s internal organs. By applying pressure and sensing blockages or imbalances within each area, the practitioner can gain a holistic overview of the client’s needs.
Common issues such as back, neck and shoulder discomfort, digestive problems, hormonal issues and circulation issues can be addressed by stimulating the reflex points and flushing lactic and uric acid build up away from the organ reflex points.
The practitioner is primarily acting as a mediator to activate the client’s own healing potential. Before the session, you will have the opportunity to let your massage therapist know about any problem areas you might want to target during your reflexology to ensure you get the most from your session.
Dating back 5,000 years the technique has evolved over time to help:
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Reduce pain
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Aid sleep
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Calm the nervous system
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Reduce anxiety
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Relax muscles
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Increase circulation
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Improve sleep
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Balance hormones
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Unblock repressed emotion
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Boost the immune system
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Aid healing after injury or emotional distress
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Detox and ease fatigue
Reflexology with Sam Joyce
Reflexology is a holistic complementary therapy using pressure techniques. It is based on the theory that our feet are a direct microcosm of the whole body, containing reflex points which correspond to different organs, and glands within the body. By addressing imbalances in tissues, organs, and systems to restore well-being, the aim of Reflexology is to enable the body to reach a state of homeostasis, meaning internal harmony and balance.
Many find the experience of reflexology deeply relaxing and restorative for both the body and mind. Reflexology has also been cited as having many health benefits including improved sleep quality, relaxed muscles, and increased circulation. After illness, injury or periods of stress the body’s systems are often thrown out of balance and its vital energy pathways become blocked, stopping the body from functioning effectively. By applying pressure with your thumbs and fingers to stimulate these reflexes, a state of deep relaxation is triggered which allows the nervous system to calm down. Together with improved circulation, the body is encouraged to restore its normal healthy balance and overall sense of well-being.
Reflexology Fees with Sam
45 minutes £45
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*We accept payment by all major credit & debit cards, excluding American Express. Alternatively, we are happy for you to pay via BACS. (Unfortunately, we are no longer able accept cheques).
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If you have private medical insurance, please be aware that individual policies vary, and we cannot legislate for which services your provider and policy will or will not cover for you. We therefore recommend you contact your private medical insurance company with your policy details and check ahead of booking your appointment.
Reflexology Fees with Tara
60 minutes £55
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*We accept payment by all major credit & debit cards, excluding American Express. Alternatively, we are happy for you to pay via BACS. (Unfortunately, we are no longer able accept cheques).
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If you have private medical insurance, please be aware that individual policies vary, and we cannot legislate for which services your provider and policy will or will not cover for you. We therefore recommend you contact your private medical insurance company with your policy details and check ahead of booking your appointment.
Reflexology Fee with Sam Joyce
45 minutes £45
Reflexology Fee with Tara Gristwood
60 minutes £55
For full details on private medical insurance and our cancellation policy, please visit the Our Fees page.
*We accept payment by all major credit & debit cards, excluding American Express. Alternatively, we are happy for you to pay via BACS. (Unfortunately, we are no longer able accept cheques).
​
If you have private medical insurance, please be aware that individual policies vary, and we cannot legislate for which services your provider and policy will or will not cover for you. We therefore recommend you contact your private medical insurance company with your policy details and check ahead of booking your appointment.