Reflexology Worldwide

Reflexology Lymphatic Drainage ,RLD is an award winning technique which focuses on stimulating the lymphatic Reflexes on the feet.The aim is to cause an effect on the lymphatic system in the body.It is a unique sequence that has reasearched and developed by Sally Kay BSc(HONS) whilst working in cancer care .The Results appear to support the theory of Reflexology

Reflexology is the holistic understanding, study and practice of treating points and areas in the feet and hands that relate to corresponding parts of the body. Using precise hand and finger techniques, a reflexologist may improve circulation, induce relaxation and enable homeostasis. This encourages the persons own healing systems to be activated to maintain wellbeing.

Today we live very fast and challenging lives, reflexology can help you tune out or assist in the healing process of the body and mind, whatever the eventuality. Reflexology can regulate and create equilibrium in the body, managing everyday health issues in men and women.Physical The physiological benefits from Reflexology are endless. Reflexology works through all the systems of the body to relieve the client’s symptoms whether it’s Neurological, Cardiovascular, Respiratory, Reproductive, Digestive, Endocrine, Immune, Lymphatic, Urinary or Muscular-skeletal systems•Reducing inflammation: Pre and post-surgery, inflammatory conditions, Crohn's disease, Cystitis fibrosis, arthritis and many more conditions. •Pain: Reducing the inflammatory response will therefore reduce the pain and swelling pre and post-surgery or in oncology patients. •Regulating Hormones: regulating hormones in men and women, PMT, puberty, pre and post-pregnancy, menopause and other hormonal conditions, i.e. Endometriosis, PCOD etc. •Stimulate circulation: Reflexology can stimulate circulation within the different systems of the body especially cardiovascular i.e. clients with vascular disease or post MI. •Increased Mobility: Reflexology can assist with the rehabilitation process following sports surgery and other muscular-skeletal injuries i.e. RTAs, whiplash injuries, pre and post joint replacements, spinal injuries, disc prolapse or crushing injuries.