What is Clinical Reflexology?
Clinical reflexology is a more structured and evidence-based approach, designed to support specific health conditions while also treating the whole person. Practitioners often collaborate with healthcare professionals to assist patients dealing with physical or emotional health concerns. By targeting reflex points on the feet or hands, clinical reflexology helps restore balance to organs and systems that are experiencing dysfunction.

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What conditions can clinical reflexology help with?
As reflexologists, we treat the whole person and support people through illness. 
You can expect increased relaxation, a release of tension, improved sleep, a better mood, and increased overall well-being. 

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What does a session involve?
A session typically includes an initial assessment, a discussion of health concerns, and a treatment that may last up to 60 minutes, focusing on reflex points.

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Is clinical reflexology safe?
Yes, it is generally considered safe for most people; however, it's essential to consult with a healthcare provider before starting treatment, especially for individuals with specific health conditions.

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How many sessions will I need?
The number of sessions varies based on individual needs. Some individuals may find benefits from just one or two treatments, while others may require ongoing sessions to manage chronic issues.

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Can reflexology be used alongside other treatments?
Yes, clinical reflexology can complement other medical treatments, but always inform your healthcare provider about all therapies being used.

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What should I wear to a reflexology session?
It is best to wear comfortable clothing and be prepared to have your feet accessible for treatment. 

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Are there any side effects?
Some individuals may experience mild soreness, relaxation, or temporary emotional release; however, serious side effects are rare.

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​Can children benefit from reflexology?
Yes, children can benefit from reflexology, often experiencing relaxation and relief from various ailments. However, sessions should be performed by a trained reflexologist who will tailor the treatment to their age and needs.

 

How do I find a qualified reflexologist? Look for practitioners certified by recognised reflexology associations such as AOR (Association of Reflexology), and check their credentials, experience, and reviews.