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Tagged: reflexology

Food Waste Can Save Your Garden – Compost Away

May 16th, 2016 | reflexology

We are all concern about the carbon footprint we are creating. Most of us are making every effort to keep our environment clean, use less hazardous cleaning products and recycle paper goods. I know that if I have the time, I would love to grow a large vegetable garden. To suppose my garden I would […]

Break the Cycle of Negativity Now!

May 14th, 2016 | reflexology

As a family therapist I’ve often heard parents say Time-Out doesn’t work, but as soon as we discuss further it becomes very clear that there is confusion to its purpose. TIMEOUT IS NOT A PUNISHMENT – IT’S A LIFE SKILL ON TAKING RESPONSIBILITY Sadly in my work I have met so many adults who can’t […]

Laugh Yourself Into Good Health and Good Mood

May 13th, 2016 | reflexology

You will often hear that laughter is the best medicine, but why do people say this? Most of us try to do our best to make sure that we laugh as much as possible every day, because we just know that it makes us feel good – but what are the actual benefits of laughing? […]

The Story Behind These Feet – Anna

May 5th, 2016 | reflexology

Anna is one on my first clients who came to me for reflexology in 2006. Her primary focus back then was for relaxing spa service. She found out quickly that reflexology extends beyond relaxation. In the ten years, she has been coming for service; we addressed all of her health issues, IBS, constipation, menopause symptoms […]

Reflexology Good for Hands and Feet

May 1st, 2016 | reflexology

Most of us take our feet for granted. We stand, walk, run and hike with nary a thought about our feet unless they hurt. Bunions, blisters, corns. Since I make my living, literally, on my feet as a swing dance instructor, it’s especially important that I pay attention to them. Reflexology is most often associated […]

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