Are their any side effects of Reflexology treatments?
The aim of Reflexology is to restore harmony within the client and instil a sense of well being. During a Reflexology treatment, some clients experience fleeting sensations in their body. As part of restoring the body to balance some clients may notice subtle changes in their appetite, changes to their sleeping pattern, dream more often, go to the loo more often or feel tired. All of these reactions are short lived and the vast majority of my reflexology clients simply report that they felt tired after the treatment and then slept better.
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Does reflexology improve quality of life at end of life?
With a 50% chance of a cancer diagnosis and a 50% chance of surviving cancer, cancer will touch all our lives. Cancer Research statistics
- 1 in 2 people born after 1960 in the UK will be diagnosed with some form of cancer during their lifetime.
- 50% survive cancer for 10 or more years.
- appetite
- breathing
- constipation & diarrhea
- fears of the future
- pain
- nausea
- sleep
- communication
- tiredness

How can Reflexology help me?
As a human being, you are a complex, delicately balanced machine that is synergistic … everything working together for the benefit of the whole person. When each part of you, mind, body and soul works in harmony, you feel at your peak. At a biological level, this harmony is achieved by a myriad of glands, organs, nerves, chemicals etc. and if one of these gets out of balance then the effects are felt throughout the whole body. Reflexology restores your inner harmony and instils a sense of well being. It treats the whole person and can be used to tackle a wide range of conditions such as pre-menstrual tension, headaches, migraines, sinus problems, anxiety, tension, insomnia, digestive disorders, backache, stiffness and tension.

