Reflexology Tips

The Reflexology Three-Step

When a client comes for a session, you shouldn’t have to convince them that... 

Foot Factors From Around the World

The first place I looked for a custom that involves the respectful touching of... 

The 4 Most Powerful Relaxation Reminders…I Create for my Clients and Myself.

As Reflexologists we have powerful reflexology “tools” at our disposal... 

10 Interesting Things About the Feet

FYI – my 2012 Reflexology Tele-seminar Series is almost ready to announce.... 

Reflexology 3 Easy-Pay Solutions

When I first started my practice I took payment for reflexology sessions in cash... 

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Reflexology Teaching

Reflexology and the Solar Plexus Reflexology and the Solar Plexus

The Solar Plexus reflex is sometimes thought of as a huge energy source with a mysterious... 

Reflexology to the Core (the Skeletal System) Reflexology to the Core (the Skeletal System)

Last week I gave you the first installment of the article: Reflexology, World Reflexology... 

Reflexology, World Reflexology Week, Halloween and the Skeletal System Reflexology, World Reflexology Week, Halloween and the Skeletal System

How Does Halloween Feature in World Reflexology Week? As we gear up for both World... 

Reflexology and the Adrenals Reflexology and the Adrenals

If you’ve ever doubted what these two little “Endocrine System Glands”... 

Hand Reflexology and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Hand Reflexology and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Every reflexologist needs to know about the carpal tunnel. It’s important because... 

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Articles by Wendy

The Headache of Hammertoe

Hammertoe is the most common term for bent toes (mallet toe and claw toe, are differentiated by the joints that are contracted). Although they may be caused by injury, muscle imbalance or birth defect, they are most commonly formed by ill fitting shoes (too pointy, too short, too narrow or too tight). Lots of people ask if Reflexology can do anything... [Read more of this review]

The Reflexology Two-Step

I’m often asked this question in class, “which foot is it best to start a reflexology session on?” I love this question because it means that the student is thinking about a strategy. I have my preference and I’m sure that you have yours. But why? Is it better to start on the left foot or start on the right? Right away, I can tell you... [Read more of this review]

How Steve Cured His Foot Pain

Steve comes to my classes to teach part of the Anatomy and Physiology. As a psycho-pharmacologist (he helps people with emotional disturbances and when appropriate, to use medication wisely), he has a great knowledge of the body and, obviously, the brain. He’ll be the first one to tell you that reflexology affects the parasympathetic nervous system.... [Read more of this review]

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