Can Therapeutic Reflexology Support Your Health Goals #ReflexologyNearMe #HealingPlaceEnergySchool

Yes, therapeutic Reflexology can support your health goals. Therapeutic Reflexology is a holistic practice that involves applying a non-invasive method by applying finger and thumb pressure to specific points on the feet, hands, or ears to promote relaxation, improve circulation, and support overall well-being. Several practitioners and centers in Massachusetts offer therapeutic reflexology services, such as a Healing Place in Medfield, MA.

 What is Reflexology?

Reflexology is a science and an art. Reflex points on the feet, hands, and ears represent the body in miniature. Stimulating the nerve pathways will create an electrochemical flow that communicates with the entire nervous system, encouraging the body to heal. Reflexology promotes stress reduction and reinforces the body’s ability to stay healthy and vital with the touch of the thumbs and fingers.

Reflexology is a preventative modality and encourages wellness through self-healing and homeostasis of all body systems.

What is the Difference Between a Foot Rub and Therapeutic Reflexology?

People ask me all the time what the difference is between a foot rub and a certified Reflexology session. Unfortunately, many of these so-called reflexology establishments or foot massage parlors offer a foot massage service and call it a Reflexology treatment.

Everyone Needs Therapeutic Reflexology!

Stress Relief! Reflexology relaxes all organs, endocrine glands, the spine, and the back by stimulating endorphin production. Stress and anxiety are the seeds of all health problems. By recognizing stressed signs, you can alleviate symptoms with the calming effects of Reflexology.

Move Body Toxins-  Reflexology encourages the elimination of stored toxins in major organs and glands.

Build the Immune System-  Your body can fight off invasive pathogens.

A Feeling of Well-Being! Reflexology helps to quiet the brain from overthinking and excessive worrying.

Few Reflexology benefits:

• A feeling of deep calmness, relaxation, and rejuvenation.
• Promotes homeostasis – balances the normalization of all body systems
• Promotes circulation and encourages the removal of toxins
• Reduces stress and promotes deep relaxation
• Increases the sense of well-being

How Many Hours of Training to Become a Certified Reflexologist?

The foot reflexology certification class is 300 hours long and comprises anatomy, physiology, practice, and clinician sessions. Reflexologists can choose to learn advanced reflexology courses, including hand reflexology, ear reflexology, face reflexology, and many other classes to address targeted health problems. At the Healing Place LLC, we are certified in

• Advanced digestive health reflexology
• Pediatric Reflexology
• hormonal Reflexology to address perimenopause, menopause, infertility and fertility support, irregular monthly cycles, IVF
• Ear, Head, Face Reflexology

Where do I Find a Certified Massachusetts Reflexologist?

Massachusetts Association of Reflexology (MAR) is a member-driven organization where professional and aspiring reflexologists can work together to promote and protect the profession within the state. They may offer resources and information on qualified practitioners in your area.

When interviewing a Reflexologist, ask if they are certified? What their experiences are? What training have they had? When were they established? How many reflexology sessions have they overall given. Contact these centers directly to inquire about their services, availability, and specific concerns.

Disclaimer

Reflexology does not replace traditional medicine. (Please check with your doctor if you have any concerns.) Reflexology can help you to achieve good health. However, you still have to do your part to maintain good health through a healthy diet, exercising, managing your stress and anxiety, and minimizing or eliminating destructive behaviors.