Reflexology is based on the idea that reflexes in your feet (and hands too) are related to every body part, organ and gland in your body. At the Treatment Rooms, a leading centre for reflexology in Bristol, you’ll enjoy attentive pressure point massage for the feet, which detects tiny deposits and imbalances. If you’ve never experienced the bliss of professional foot massage technique, you’re in for a wonderful treat.
By working on these points, our reflexology and foot massage therapists can release blockages and restore your whole body’s energy. At the start of your appointment, your therapist will ask you questions to help them understand how you’re feeling. Based on what you tell them, they’ll apply pressure to your hands and feet, guided by their experience, knowledge and the reflexology foot map.
Reflexology at The Treatment Rooms
Reflexology is a holistic treatment based on the principle that there are areas and points on the feet, hands, and ears that map via the nervous system to corresponding parts of the body. When pressure is applied to these areas and points it stimulates the movement of energy along the nerve channels, and helps to restore homeostasis (balance) in the whole body.
The treatment is calming and soothing, It helps combat stress, reflexology can help improve your circulation, It helps you maintain your balance and feel good.
Treatment | Duration | Price | |||||
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Reflexology | 45 mins | £39.20 |
What is Reflexology?
Foot reflexology is an established alternative healing technique that’s been practised for centuries in Asia, Europe, Africa and North America. One popular theory is that reflexology originated in China up to 5000 years ago. As to the way it works, theories range from the stimulation of nerve endings at the body’s extremities to a more mystical belief that reflexology corrects imbalances in ‘life energy’.
According to some sources, the therapy was introduced to Western society in the early twentieth-century by a Dr William Fitzgerald who worked in ear, nose and throat medicine. Based on his observations that pressure applied to patients’ feet caused beneficial responses elsewhere in their bodies, he divided the body into ten zones and created the first reflexology chart. Reflexology and foot massage is now a recognised part of alternative therapy – and readily available at the Treatment Rooms’ conveniently-located central Bristol premises.