REFLEXOLOGY FAQ'S

Do I remain fully clothed?

Yes! Other than removing socks and shoes and rolling trousers up to the knee, your clothes remain untouched. I will also place a blanket over you so both warmth and modesty will be retained.

Will it hurt?

Generally no. It shouldn’t hurt but you may feel some discomfort if I find an area that is out of balance or congested. The discomfort will only last a short time as I work through the congestion and if necessary I can move on and return to rework the area later in the treatment.

What information will you need from me?

I will ask you about your medical history, lifestyle, current health and some more general information about yourself so that I can build up a holistic view of you in order to adapt the treatment to best meet your needs. Any information given will be kept strictly confidential.

I have ticklish feet, can I still have Reflexology?

Yes, definitely. Clients with ticklish feet are surprised how Reflexology does not tickle. Firstly I should point out that reflexology is not a gentle ticklish massage, it involves various degrees of pressure and probing certain reflex points – All clients I have treated who have worried about ticklish feet have been able to settle into the treatment without any problems.

Can Reflexologists diagnose?

Although reflexology is proven to be beneficial for a multitude of problems, I cannot diagnose or claim to cure any disease. Reflexology can help to restore balance and coax your body into healing itself. Reflexology is recommended as a complimentary therapy and should not replace medical treatment. Seek advice from your medical practitioner if in doubt.

How much is a session?

The initial appointment is £60, and then subsequent sessions are £55 (45 mins)