“Reflexology is a wonderful form of therapy that can have enormous impact on the patient suffering from both acute and chronic maladies.”  - John R. Cross Fellow of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy and author of several books on

acupressure and reflexology.

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Imagine your feet and hands as a multi-colored map or puzzle of different shapes and sizes all inter-connected.  Each piece of this interwoven map represents a specific gland, organ, nerve, bone or muscle of the body.  In fact, every part of the body has a reflex point in the hands and feet and this defines the basis of Reflexology.  The guiding principle of this ancient healing art with its roots in Traditional Chinese Medicine, is that there are reflex areas in the feet and hands, which correspond to all parts of the body.   By properly asserting alternating pressure to these reflex points, congestion, energy blockages and toxins are released in the corresponding organ or gland to improve health.

Reflexology should not be confused with massage therapy.  It is recognized by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine as a separate integrative therapy and according to the Reflexology Association of America, it is supported by over 300 global research studies.   More