What is a typical session like?
A typical session is approx. 45 minutes in duration. The first consultation is 60 minutes. At the start of your first session, a thorough health, diet and lifestyle consultation will be carried out. This will involve finding out about any medication that you take, recent operations and illnesses and your reasons for trying reflexology. Do ensure that you tell the Reflexologist everything, no matter how minor a symptom may seem. Having built up a picture of your current state of health, the practitioner will explain how reflexology works and will then examine your feet and/or hands. You will be asked to remove your shoes and socks, put your feet up on a special foot stool or you may be reclined in a chair or asked to lie on a couch.
A typical session is approx. 45 minutes in duration. The first consultation is 60 minutes. At the start of your first session, a thorough health, diet and lifestyle consultation will be carried out. This will involve finding out about any medication that you take, recent operations and illnesses and your reasons for trying reflexology. Do ensure that you tell the Reflexologist everything, no matter how minor a symptom may seem. Having built up a picture of your current state of health, the practitioner will explain how reflexology works and will then examine your feet and/or hands. You will be asked to remove your shoes and socks, put your feet up on a special foot stool or you may be reclined in a chair or asked to lie on a couch.
What will I feel?
Most people find reflexology for the most part to be relaxing and very calming. Reflexology shouldn't be painful, however, some areas may be tender or sore and the Reflexologist may spend extra time on the tender spots to release congestion which in turn supports your body’s natural healing process. Your Reflexologist should always work within your comfort zone, if you feel discomfort be sure and mention this as it helps them adjust their pressure. Rest assured however, that almost everyone will have some sort of unbalance or congestion in their feet, we live in a world of stress and hectic lifestyle so don’t be alarmed if you feel some discomfort.
Most people find reflexology for the most part to be relaxing and very calming. Reflexology shouldn't be painful, however, some areas may be tender or sore and the Reflexologist may spend extra time on the tender spots to release congestion which in turn supports your body’s natural healing process. Your Reflexologist should always work within your comfort zone, if you feel discomfort be sure and mention this as it helps them adjust their pressure. Rest assured however, that almost everyone will have some sort of unbalance or congestion in their feet, we live in a world of stress and hectic lifestyle so don’t be alarmed if you feel some discomfort.
What to expect afterwards?
After your treatment you will be asked to drink plenty of water, (ideally 8 glasses in 24 hours), this will help flush the toxins from your body, it is also recommended to eat lights meals following your session and avoid alcohol and caffeine.
You may find the treatment causes a reaction such as headaches, more frequent trips to the bathroom, these are all good signs that your body is flushing out any toxins to don't be alarmed. Makes notes and be sure to tell your practitioner what reactions you have had.
After your treatment you will be asked to drink plenty of water, (ideally 8 glasses in 24 hours), this will help flush the toxins from your body, it is also recommended to eat lights meals following your session and avoid alcohol and caffeine.
You may find the treatment causes a reaction such as headaches, more frequent trips to the bathroom, these are all good signs that your body is flushing out any toxins to don't be alarmed. Makes notes and be sure to tell your practitioner what reactions you have had.
Important Note: If you have a particularly sensitive problem for example epilepsy or you have a serious illness, treatment times may vary and be more frequent, a treatment plan will be discussed with you in advance so you have an idea what to expect.
Please Note: Children under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult or a member of a medical team.
Please Note: Children under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult or a member of a medical team.