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Reflexology

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Reflexology, or zone therapy, is the practice of stimulating points on the feet, hands and ears, in the belief it will have a beneficial effect on some other parts of the body, or will improve general health.

Reflexology resources in the Madison Area

Other Selected Web Sites

  • Home of Reflexology - This website is created by the Association of Reflexologists and provides reflexology information and contacts for the general public.
     
  • Reflexology World - Reflexology World is a magazine that is available only by subscription. Each issue is approximately 32 pages in length and articles include case studies, research articles, interviews with fellow reflexologists, conference reports, new techniques, business management, book reviews, upcoming events, news and much more.
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Reflexology Community message board from Yahoo Groups

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I totally agree with the lighter touch. The old fitness quote, "No Pain, No Gain" has proved not to work. After I went to the first workshop, there was a man

UK Maternity reflexology conference
There is a maternity reflexology conference at the University of Reading (UK postcode RG2 7AZ) on the 6th and 7th November 2010. Details can be found on

Request to Moshe
Hello Moshe I hope you are well. Could you upload to youtube possibly the presentation of Dr. Opher Caspi. In Greece we (reflexology and reflexologists) are

Re: [Reflexology Community Lauren
Considering Diabetes or chronic diabetes, I would suggest to focus on kidneys/ureter tubes/bladder and eye reflexes also. I normally suggest to do lot of

Re: Diabetics (June's Post)
My pleasure Oran I am going to try and get to Moshe's course in December here in London with a colleague. Be lovely to meet him Take care Kay ... From:

Re: Diabetics (June's Post)
Lauren - What a great idea to use the liquid band aid :) I've done on myself for hangnails, etc., but never thought about using on a plantar wart. Nancy

Re: Diabetics (June's Post)
I LOVE this forum!!!!! :) xx Sarah xx Sent from my BlackBerry® wireless device ... From: "kay sainsbury" Sender:

Re: Diabetics (June's Post)
Hi Kay,   Thanks for taking the time to try to answer a question that really needs a demonstration!   (One fo these days I'll get over to see you ;-)   You

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Oran, Toni, I agree with the less pain... especially to start with. As my first instructor said " You don't have to kill them (the client) the first time." If

Re: Heel Spurs
Hi Group, This is in response to the "Heel Spurs". NO name was left. I use good 'ol thumbwalking on the spur, starting off with direct sustained moderate

Re: Diabetics (June's Post)
Hi Oran :) It's always difficult to describe something you can feel and some of it is sensitivity built up over the years. I liken it to a sponge (a real one,

Re: Diabetics (June's Post)
Hi Lauren B (USA) It is my understanding that plantars warts (aka Verruca plantaris) are contagious, and whether you are infected depends on the strength of

Re: Diabetics (June's Post)
Hi Kay -   Thanks.  As always it is so wonderful to have you share your knowledge on these forums.   I understand the hard, but can you expand a bit more

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Hi Toni -   I agree with your view although, I know there is another school of thought that if you "dig in" to Reflexology points cure and relief of

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Lauren I know many instructors have taught dig in and really work it out, you are trying to balance and distress these clients and that is very stressing on

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