Reflexology Reading

Reflexology techniques should never be thought of as a replacement for traditional medicine, despite the fact that it may be very beneficial for a variety of problems. But rather used as a contributory remedy seeing as there are a variety of benefits that can be achieved by undergoing a few reflexology sessions. The first step will be to uncover a local reflexologist who you can contact about your medical issues and see if they may be able to help you out and make you feel better.

About Reflexology

Reflexology was practiced generations ago in Japan, China, India and Egypt. Additional peoples down the ages have embraced reflexology that's dependant upon the notion that maladies might be alleviated and healing could possibly be experienced from the application of pressure upon selected specific areas of the feet and hands. In the 1910's the current incarnation of reflexology was established, mainly owing to the work of Doctor William H Fitzgerald. His practices were further developed during the 30's by physiotherapist and nurse Eunice Ingham.

Harmonizing the body's energy pathways to redress imbalances and help to enhance wellbeing and the process of recovery, is what reflexology hopes to achieve. This is an alternative and complementary method of treatment that is being more and more acknowledged by medical professionals. It is often supposed that reflexologists work just on the feet of their clients, however they may also manipulate other parts of the body where the reflexes are joined with the energy pathways, for instance the ears, hands, face and lower leg. Pressure is adeptly applied to these regions of the body during a reflexology session to align the body's energy pathways and thus accomplish the sought after outcome.

The most common grounds for seeking treatment from a reflexologist include: migraines/headaches, pregnancy ailments, stress, menopausal symptoms, pain in the joints, lower back pain, bladder complaints, poor digestion, insomnia and sports injuries. But you need to talk with your local reflexologist to discover exactly what they're able to do for you, as this is not an exhaustive list.

Before starting any course of treatment a specialist Reading reflexologist will note down a complete medical history and ask you questions pertaining to diet, lifestyle and health. The objective is to come up with a treatment plan that is specifically formulated for you and your condition, and those facts will allow them to accomplish this. The treatment will be explained to the patient to inform them just how reflexology will help with their health problems as well as to address any queries which the patient may have.

It needs to be pointed out that your Reading reflexologist will not offer you medical advice or diagnose conditions because this is outside of their remit and terms of service. Medical advice should invariably come from a G.P regarding your underlying medical situation before you consider getting treatment from a reflexologist, or any other alternative or holistic therapist. As you continue with the reflexology treatment, you will want to keep your doctor informed about the results.

All practicing reflexologists must be covered by insurance and be a member of a relevant professional organization, for example the Association of Reflexologists (AOR) or the British Reflexology Association (BRA). The accepted qualification required to officially practice reflexology a Level 3 Diploma in Reflexology and Complementary Therapies, earlier experience in counselling, beauty therapy, massage and healthcare is an additional benefit. If they do not hold these then they are not legally qualified to provide treatments.

Reflexology treatments are available in Reading and also in: Mapledurham, Tokers Green, Dunsden Green, West Reading, Theale, Purley on Thames, Chazey Heath, Sulham, Norcot, Trench Green, Earley, Calcot, Shinfield, Sonning, Pangbourne, Whitley, Tidmarsh, Pingewood, Caversham, Englefield, Binfield Heath, Emmer Green, Southcote, Caversham Heights, Lower Earley, Play Hatch, and in these postcodes RG1 2NP, RG1 1NJ, RG1 2BL, RG1 1WX, RG1 1PJ, RG1 2AD, RG1 2PU, RG1 2PD, RG1 2DG, RG1 1NA. Locally based Reading reflexologists will likely have the phone code 0118 and the postcode RG1. Checking this can make sure that you're accessing locally based providers of reflexology. Reading residents will be able to benefit from these and numerous other comparable services.

Hand Reflexology

While it's not as well known in Britain, hand reflexology is equally valuable as traditional foot reflexology. As with the feet, the hands have reflex points that correspond to the glands and organs, manipulating them will enhance blood flow and relax and rebalance your body. While the reflex zones are deeper in the hands and the hands are not so sensitive as the feet, hand reflexology treatments can still be effective. It's possible to employ hand reflexology treatments either separately or together with other reflexology techniques.

Reflexology Can Help With

• Skin disorders
• PMS (Premenstrual Syndrome)
• Back pain
• Stress and anxiety disorders
• Chemotherapy and cancer induced nausea
• Irregular blood pressure
• Tension headaches
• Hormone imbalances
• Muscle pain
• Sports injuries
• Arthritis
• Sleep apnea
• Digestive problems

Reflexology Pregnancy Reading

An alternative therapy that has beneficial effects on all regions of the body, reflexology involves the massaging of the feet, hands and even the ears. For pregnant women in Reading an alleviation of morning sickness, back pain, insomnia and pelvic pain are just a few of the many benefits that can be enjoyed from a course of reflexology sessions. Reflexology treatments can also help to lessen the anxiety and pain during labour and childbirth.

For ladies who are experiencing pregnancy for the very first time, reflexology is a beautifully calming alternative therapy which can help in pacifying the strong emotions caused by hormonal changes, and lower stress and anxiety levels. Perfectly safe to be used during any phase of a pregnancy, reflexology can provide a non-pharmacological alternative for mothers in Reading. If you're contemplating reflexology treatment during pregnancy you need to discuss it with your midwife or GP, especially if you've got a history of hypertension, placenta previa or recent vaginal bleeding.

Reflexologist Help and Guidance

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Reflexologists Courses

If you've got ambitions to be a reflexologist there are a number of places throughout Great Britain, where you can take reflexology courses. As an example diploma courses, tutored courses and self-study courses are available through the School of Natural Health Sciences. If you are interested in learning reflexology in your leisure time, there are occasionally evening courses for reflexology offered in Berkshire schools and colleges, so to find out what's available in the Reading area, have a real good check around. (Tags: Learn Reflexology in Reading, Reflexology Classes Reading, Reflexology Courses Reading).

Berkshire Reflexology

In the Berkshire area you'll also discover: Sunninghill reflexology sessions, Woolhampton reflexology, Cheapside reflexology treatments, Twyford reflexology treatments, Hungerford reflexology, Knowle Hill foot massage, Cookham reflexology treatments, Great Shefford reflexologists, Knowle Hill reflexology sessions, Knowle Hill reflexologists, Upper Basildon foot massage, Finchampstead reflexology treatments, Colnbrook reflexologists, Aldermaston foot massage, Barkham reflexology treatments, Eton Wick foot massage, Hungerford reflexologists, Swallowfield reflexology treatments, Bucklebury foot massage, Bucklebury foot massage, Tilehurst reflexologists, Horton reflexology treatments, Knowl Hill reflexology sessions, Speen reflexology, Cranbourne reflexology, Warfield reflexology treatments, Speen foot massage, Binfield reflexology sessions, Knowle Hill reflexologists, Eton Wick reflexologists.

Treatments

A qualified Reading reflexologist will offer a range of therapies and treatments to help with an array of health issues. A good one will be able to assist you with reflexology for sinusitis, reflexology for back pain Reading, whole body reflexology Reading, reflexology for migraines in Reading, foot reflexology to induce labour in Reading, reflexology for headaches Reading, reflexology for joint pain, reflexology for fatigue, reflexology for asthma, reflexology for prostate problems, ear reflexology Reading Reading, reflexology for heartburn in Reading, reflexology for sports injuries, reflexology for stress, reflexology for ibs, nausea reflexology Reading, reflexology for snoring, headache reflexology Reading, liver reflexology Reading, hand reflexology for pcos, reflexology for tennis elbow, reflexology for men, insomnia reflexology Reading, reflexology for weight loss, reflexology for sciatica, reflexology for children, reflexology to help sleep, fertility reflexology in Reading, hot stone reflexology Reading, toddler reflexology Reading, reflexology for neck pain in Reading, facelift reflexology, reflexology for lymph drainage, reflexology exercises in Reading, reflexology for dizziness, and countless other reflexology related services. Listed are just an example of the tasks that are conducted by people specialising in reflexology. Reading professionals will be happy to tell you about their whole range of reflexology services.

Reflexology Enquiries Berkshire

Recent Berkshire reflexology enquiries: Harper Nolan in Tilehurst, Berkshire needed to book some reflexology sessions for heartburn. Esa Searle in Earley wanted to arrange some reflexology treatments for depression. Destiny Hutton from Poyle needed to book some reflexology sessions for heartburn. Dottie Norman from Britwell asked the question "is there anybody who does reflexology near me?". Luciana Thomas from Purley on Thames was asking about arranging some reflexology sessions for tennis elbow. Adeline Allwood from Streatley needed foot reflexology. Kuba Littlewood from Hungerford was looking for local reflexologists in the Hungerford, Berkshire area. Cameron Jeffries from Finchampstead needed to arrange some reflexology treatments for heartburn.

Related books: The Complete Guide to Reflexology by Ruth Hull, Hand Reflexology Workbook: How to Work on Someone's Hands, Teach Yourself Reflexology, Better Health with Foot Reflexology by Dwight C Byers, Reflexology: The Essential Guide by Pauline Thayer, Vertical Reflexology for Hands: A Revolutionary Five-Minute Technique (Lynne Booth), Foot Reading: A Reflexology Primer on Foot Assessment.

Around Reading

People living in these Reading areas recently had reflexology treatments: Sandgate Avenue, Blaenant, Tofrek Terrace, Sellafield Way, Sherman Place, Salmon Close, The Old Lane, Angus Close, Cardigan Gardens, Carshalton Way, Chive Road, Bennet Road, Calcot Place, Dauntless Road, Anstey Road, Three Gables Lane, The Naylors, Beech Road, Southview Park, Cavendish Road, Bay Close, Charvil House Road, Albury Gardens, Derrick Close, Tickhill Close, Chain Street, Chiltern View, Barrington Close, Tay Road, Dunt Avenue, as well as folks with these postcodes: RG1 2NP, RG1 1NJ, RG1 2BL, RG1 1WX, RG1 1PJ, RG1 2AD, RG1 2PU, RG1 2PD, RG1 2DG, RG1 1NA. People in these streets recently enquired about reflexology. Reading residents enjoyed reliable and high quality reflexology services.

Near Reading

Also find: Calcot reflexologists, Sonning reflexologists, Binfield Heath reflexologists, Lower Earley reflexologists, Theale reflexologists, West Reading reflexologists, Caversham reflexologists, Emmer Green reflexologists, Earley reflexologists, Chazey Heath reflexologists, Sulham reflexologists, Whitley reflexologists, Purley on Thames reflexologists, Caversham Heights reflexologists, Englefield reflexologists, Mapledurham reflexologists, Tidmarsh reflexologists, Shinfield reflexologists, Norcot reflexologists, Dunsden Green reflexologists, Pingewood reflexologists, Play Hatch reflexologists, Southcote reflexologists, Pangbourne reflexologists, Trench Green reflexologists, Tokers Green reflexologist services and more. All of these towns and villages are serviced by those who do reflexology. Reading residents can get estimates by clicking here.

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To Summarize

Our intention when writing this website was to answer a couple of of the popular queries that patients are inclined to ask when they're seeking treatment, like "where can I locate a reflexologist near Reading?", "exactly what is reflexology?", "what experience does a reflexologist need?" and "what can be treated with reflexology?". We've attempted to resolve as many of those queries as possible, and subsequently allayed any other concerns or worries that you might have regarding reflexology therapy.

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