Introduction to Integrative Reflexology® — Level 1
Plantar Fasciitis Reflexology
Meridians of the Hands & Feet
Neuropathy Course Details
PTSD + Anxiety Reflexology
Autoimmune Disorders Course Details
Lymph Drainage Course Details
Hospice Course Details
Hand Reflexology
Preparation to meet Professional Certification
Reflexology Start-up Business Class
Reflexology during pregnancy
Some of the most joyful clients who walk into my treatment room are the women who have recently learned they are pregnant. What an exciting time in their lives! Everyone around them is cheering for them. Cheering for the health of the baby. For...
Reflexology and chronic disease
Diabetes. Parkinson’s disease. Post-traumatic stress disorder. How many chronic diseases or disorders can you name? How many of us know a friend or loved one affected by a chronic health problem? How many of us struggle with these issues ourselves?...
PTSD is not just everyday stress: reset the body through reflexology
by Paula Stone Acute sustained stress erodes the very fabric of our being, while acute trauma can tear it. Whether prolonged or sudden, traumatic life experiences wound a person in body, emotions, mind, and soul, and can result in posttraumatic...
What is a client’s progression with reflexology?
New clients are often interested in what their progression will be when they incorporate a complementary and alternative (CAM) therapy, like reflexology, into their personal health routine. With that interest often comes a mixed understanding of...
Ancient foot massage technique may ease cancer symptoms
A study led by a Michigan State University researcher offers the strongest evidence yet that reflexology – a type of specialized foot massage practiced since the age of pharaohs – can help cancer patients manage their symptoms and perform daily...
What is reflexology?
Reflexology is based on the scientific theory and research that there are nerve reflex points on the feet and hands. These reflex points correspond to all parts of the body and the body's systems. When a client is stressed due to health issues,...
Reflexology doesn’t have to be painful to heal
Sometimes less is more. Ask Amy Petersen, who owns The Foot Bridge in Blue Grass, Iowa, and works throughout the Quad-Cities area. Petersen practices integrative reflexology, a type of body work that applies pressure to areas of the feet and hands to bring balance to all of the body’s organs and systems. There are many misconceptions about reflexology – that it is no different from a foot massage, that it can be used to diagnose disorders — but one of the most needless is that it has to be painful in order to work.
“It’s not about the more pressure, the better it is,” says Petersen. “It’s about working to the level that is comfortable for your body.”
For more information or to register for any of the above classes, please contact: The Footbridge Reflexology.
Address is: 1410 Yancy Ave, Bluegrass, IA. 52726. Phone: 405-673-3539.
Email: footbridgereflex@gmail.com