Reflexology Alton

Reflexology techniques should never be considered as a substitute for conventional medical care, even though it can be extremely effective for many different problems. It can be applied in combination with standard Health Service treatment options as a kind of double whammy solution to your condition. You'll be able to find out if this type of therapy can help your pre-existing medical problems by picking an experienced local reflexologist to chat with.

About Reflexology

While the exact origins of reflexology are uncertain, comparable treatments were practiced across the globe in places like Japan, India, China and Egypt over the centuries. Additional civilizations through the ages have been seen to embrace the practice that is based on the perception that medical conditions may be alleviated and recovery could be done through the applying of pressure on selected specified parts of the feet and hands. As a contemporary treatment, reflexology was developed in 1913 by the Boston ear, nose and throat specialist William Fitzgerald through a magazine and a few years later in a book. His concept was developed by Eunice Ingham during the 1930's.

A supplementary and alternative treatment which aspires to achieve increased balance, wellness and help in healing processes by the management of body's natural energy pathways, reflexology has grown to be extremely popular in recent years. It is usually believed that reflexologists work only on the feet of clients, but in fact they often also manipulate other areas of the body wherever the reflexes are connected to the energy pathways, such as the lower leg, ears, hands and face. During a reflexology session, pressure is applied to areas of the body to reposition the energy pathways inside the body.

Some of the many typical grounds for seeking treatment from a reflexologist include issues like: maternity issues, sporting injuries, bowel issues, panic attacks, migraines/headaches, joint pain, sleep disorders like insomnia, back pain, menopausal symptoms and sciatica. But you need to speak with your local Alton reflexologist to ascertain exactly what they can do to help you, seeing that this is certainly not a complete list.

You'll have to provide your full patient history and answer queries on lifestyle, diet and heath before a therapist will start on any actual treatment plan. They'll quickly be able to come up with a treatment solution focusing on your disorder, that's specifically formulated for you, with the use of this information. The therapy will be explained to the patient to make them aware of just how reflexology will help their ailments as well as to answer any questions which the patient may have.

It must be stressed that your Alton reflexologist will not diagnose specific conditions or provide you with professional medical advice because this is outside of their remit and terms of service. Prior to getting treatment from a reflexologist or in fact any alternative or holistic therapist, you must be sure you seek the medical advice of your doctor. If your doctor thinks treatment by a reflexologist could help, then this can be used in combination with conventional procedures. As you progress with your reflexology sessions, make certain you keep your G.P informed about the outcome.

It's essential that any individual working as a reflexologist anywhere in the UK should be covered by the relevant public liability insurance, and they should also be members of a professional organization for example the AOR (Association of Reflexologists) or the BRA (British Reflexology Association). Worldwide, they might additionally be joined to the International Institute of Reflexology and the International Federation of Reflexologists. In order to officially practice reflexology they will typically have a minimum of a Diploma (Level 3) in Reflexology and Complementary Therapies. They aren't allowed to offer treatment in the UK if they don't hold this vital qualification.

Reflexology treatments are offered in Alton and also in nearby places like: Lower Froyle, Lasham, Four Marks, Isington, Binsted, Bentworth, Froyle, Holybourne, Oakhanger, Beech, Golden Pot, Chawton, East Worldham, Lower Farringdon, Medstead, and in these postcodes GU34 1EB, GU34 1RA, GU34 1PT, GU34 1DX, GU34 1NQ, GU34 1DT, GU34 1BQ, GU34 1EW, GU34 1EZ, GU34 1JX. Local Alton reflexologists will most likely have the postcode GU34 and the telephone dialling code 01420. Checking this should ensure you're accessing locally based providers of reflexology. Alton residents will be able to utilise these and various other related services.

Hand Reflexology

Even though it's not as widely used in Great Britain, hand reflexology is just as valuable as foot reflexology. The hands have reflex points which are connected to each gland, organ and part of the human body. If they are manipulated by a reflexologist it can relax and rebalance the body and enhance the circulation of blood. A hand reflexology treatment could be highly effective in spite of the fact that the reflex points are much deeper and hands aren't quite as sensitive as the feet. This sort of treatment can be utilized independently or together with a regular foot treatment.

Reflexology May be Able to Help With

• Arthritis
• Anxiety and stress
• Low immunity
• Sporting injuries
• Hormone imbalances
• PMS (Premenstrual Syndrome)
• Digestive dysfunctions
• Back pain
• Muscle pain
• Migraines
• Sinus disorders
• Sleeping disorders
• Cancer and chemotherapy induced nausea

Reflexology Pregnancy Alton

Reflexology involves the massaging of the areas of the feet, hands and head to engender beneficial effects on various parts of the body. During pregnancy, reflexology can help an expectant mother in Alton to alleviate the unpleasant effects of morning sickness, pelvic pain, insomnia and back pain. It is also particularly effective during labour contractions to control the stress and pain during childbirth.

For women who are experiencing pregnancy for the very first time, reflexology is a beautifully relaxing alternative treatment which can aid in reducing the strong emotions that are triggered by hormonal changes, and lower anxiety and panic levels. Reflexology is also a drug-free and safe that can be applied at any stage of the pregnancy. If you're looking into reflexology treatment during pregnancy you need to discuss it with your GP or midwife, especially if you have a history of hypertension, placenta previa or have experienced recent vaginal bleeding.

How Soon Does it Take Effect?

Any improvement in a client's condition could be noticed immediately or within a short time. Headaches tend to disappear right away and sinuses drain while the treatment is being carried out. It's not unusual for edema patients who have retained fluids to have to dash to the bathroom during a session, as the treatment performs its wonders.

Hampshire Reflexology

Around Hampshire you can likewise find: Headley Down reflexology, Rushmoor foot massage, East Woodhay foot massage, Netley reflexology sessions, Binsted reflexology, Botley reflexology sessions, Stoke foot massage, Sutton Scotney reflexologists, Purbrook reflexology sessions, Bartley reflexologists, North Baddesley reflexology treatments, Twyford reflexology treatments, Littleton reflexology, Stoke reflexologists, Nursling reflexology treatments, Netley Marsh reflexology treatments, Charlton reflexology sessions, Barton Stacey reflexology, Hayling Island reflexology treatments, Lindford foot massage, Denmead reflexology treatments, Bramley reflexology treatments, Cowplain reflexology sessions, Rowlands Castle reflexology, Sutton Scotney reflexology, Bramley reflexology sessions, Everton reflexologists, Woolton Hill reflexology, Brockenhurst reflexology, Silchester reflexology sessions.

Hampshire Reflexology Enquiries

Current Hampshire reflexology customer enquiries: Kourtney Biddle in Lindford was looking to schedule some reflexology sessions for alergies. Roza Woodcock in Bordon, Hampshire wanted to try infertility reflexology. Kaylan Beadle was trying to find a reflexologist near Sway, Hampshire. Kitty Hamill from Pamber wanted to arrange some reflexology treatments for alergies. Leighton Foley from North Baddesley wanted to schedule some reflexology sessions for heartburn. Lincoln Oldfield from Bartley was looking to book some reflexology sessions for alergies. Shreya Sanders in Blackfield, Hampshire was looking to schedule some reflexology treatments for menstrual cramps. Arian Mansell in Alton was asking about scheduling some reflexology sessions for alergies.

Treatments

A qualified Alton reflexologist should be able to provide a range of treatments and therapies to help with a whole host of health conditions. A good one will be able to assist you with ear reflexology Alton in Alton, hand reflexology Alton, nose reflexology Alton, facial reflexology Alton, reflexology facelift, reflexology for gout Alton, reflexology for heartburn, reflexology for pcos, reflexology for chronic back pain, reflexology for fatigue in Alton, fertility reflexology, foot reflexology to induce labour, reflexology for relaxation, headache reflexology Alton, reflexology for dizziness, reflexology for neck pain, reflexology for ibs, reflexology for migraines, reflexology for fertility, reflexology for lymph drainage, nausea reflexology Alton, pregnancy reflexology to induce labour Alton, reflexology for diabetes, palm reflexology Alton, reflexology for backaches, reflexology for babies, reflexology for nausea, toddler reflexology Alton, digestion reflexology Alton, baby reflexology, reflexology for sciatica in Alton, reflexology for weight loss, reflexology for allergies Alton, pregnancy reflexology Alton, traditional foot reflexology Alton, and various other reflexology related therapies. Listed are just an example of the activities that are undertaken by those specialising in reflexology. Alton therapists will be delighted to keep you abreast of their full range of reflexology services.

Bibliography: The Secrets of Reflexology (Nicola Hall and Simon Fielding), The Reflexology Bible: The Definitive Guide to Pressure Point Healing, Reflexology: The Definitive Practitioner's Manual (Beryl Crane), The Reflexology Atlas by Astrid Waskowiak and Bernard C. Kolster, Reflexology: Art, Science & History by Christine Issel, Hand Reflexology Workbook: How to Work on Someone's Hands by Barbara Kunz and Kevin Kunz, Facial Reflexology: A Self-Care Manual.

Around Alton

People living in the following Alton areas recently booked reflexology sessions: Gilbert White Way, Selborne Road, Anstey Road, Ashdell Road, Hall Road, Northanger Close, Oliver Rise, Whitedown, Fielders Court, The Lamports, Widgeons, Bennet Close, Gurdons, Beavers Close, Omega Park, Kingsmead, Orchard Lane, Downs View, Lenten Street, Fantails, Queens Road, Wooteys Way, Smithy Close, Thorpe Gardens, Spitalfields Road, Eagle Close, Upper Grove Road, Mallards, The Ridgeway, Bramley Close, and also folks with the following postcodes: GU34 1EB, GU34 1RA, GU34 1PT, GU34 1DX, GU34 1NQ, GU34 1DT, GU34 1BQ, GU34 1EW, GU34 1EZ, GU34 1JX. Folks in these places recently enquired about reflexology. Alton residents enjoyed the benefits of reliable and professional reflexology services on each occasion.

Near Alton

Also find: Holybourne reflexologists, Beech reflexologists, Lower Froyle reflexologists, Isington reflexologists, East Worldham reflexologists, Lower Farringdon reflexologists, Medstead reflexologists, Chawton reflexologists, Lasham reflexologists, Bentworth reflexologists, Four Marks reflexologists, Golden Pot reflexologists, Oakhanger reflexologists, Binsted reflexologists, Froyle reflexologist services and more. All of these towns and villages are served by those who do reflexology. Alton residents can get estimates by clicking here.

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To Summarize

Our goal when we were building this page was to address a couple of of the most common questions that potential patients are inclined to ask when they're looking to get treatment, like "where can I find a reflexologist near Alton?", "what can be cured by reflexology?", "what is reflexology?" and "what certifications does a reflexologist need to have?". We've tried to answer as many of these queries as possible, and hopefully allayed any other concerns or worries you may have regarding reflexology as a whole.

More Hampshire reflexologists: Barton-on-Sea, Winchester, Portchester, Fareham, Lee-on-the-Solent, Warsash, Netley, Old Basing, Denmead, New Milton, Fair Oak, Blackwater, Horndean, Lymington, Bordon, Andover, Bishopstoke, Fordingbridge, Locks Heath, New Alresford, Marchwood, Stubbington, Hartley Wintney, Portsmouth, Alton, Waterlooville, Liss, Eastleigh, Fleet, Yateley, Gosport, Whitehill, Hedge End, Farnborough, Hook, North Baddesley, Southampton, Fawley, Ringwood, Southsea, Bishop's Waltham, Aldershot, Chandler's Ford, Bursledon, Emsworth, Havant, Totton, Tadley, Oakley, Liphook, Chineham, Basingstoke, Romsey, Hythe, Botley and Petersfield.

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