DAY 7 of WORLD REFLEXOLOGY WEEK 2020
During this week in the calendar, that is dedicated to Reflexology, my posts have been focused on the receiving of reflexology. Providing...
DAY 6 of WORLD REFLEXOLOGY WEEK 2020
Ear and Facial Reflexology are forms of reflexology that many practitioners add into their practice. Ear Reflexology (Auricular Therapy)...
DAY 5 of WORLD REFLEXOLOGY WEEK 2020
The Benefits of Reflexology Are varied and numerous ... in fact infinite! As Reflexologists we make no claim to cure or even treat...
DAY 4 of WORLD REFLEXOLOGY WEEK 2020
Hand Reflexology has a very special place in a reflexologists repertoire. When a client arrives in our practice with an injured foot,...
DAY 3 of WORLD REFLEXOLOGY WEEK 2020
Fondly known as the ‘Mother of Reflexology’, Eunice Ingham was born in South Dakota in 1889. She went on to work as a physiotherapist,...
DAY 2 of WORLD REFLEXOLOGY WEEK 2020
The image with this blog article is a very well known one to all Reflexologists. It is a Zone Therapy Chart. 📝 Zone Therapy Theory is...
DAY 1 of WORLD REFLEXOLOGY WEEK 2020
Every year in the last week of September members of the various Reflexology Associations around the world organise events to celebrate...
Relief is at your fingertips!
Relief from a number of physical issues may be right at your fingertips! Often a neglected part of the body, the ears are one of the most ac
It was misty today ... or was it?
Nature ... in particular the weather ... provided me with a moment of reflection today. Auckland was misty this morning. Really misty!...
How to 'unsit' your sitting posture!
Repetitive strain injury (RSI) is a general term used to describe the pain felt in muscles, nerves and tendons, that can be associated...
