REFLEXOLOGY SESSIONS
Reflexology is a non-invasive technique that helps support the body's natural healing process. By applying pressure to specific points on the hands and feet reflexology aids in the reduction of tension and stress, promotes relaxation, aids in the detoxification process and helps improve circulation. According to the National Board, “Reflexology is a protocol of manual techniques, such as thumb and finger-walking, hook and backup and rotating-on-a-point, applied to specific reflex areas predominantly on the feet and hands. These techniques stimulate the complex neural pathways linking body systems, supporting the body’s efforts to function optimally.The effectiveness of reflexology is recognized worldwide by various national health institutions and the public at large as a distinct complementary practice within the holistic health field.” Reflexology has been proven to help with migraines, digestive disorders, pms, hypertension, post-operative pain, sinus congestion, and pain and anxiety associated with cancer and cancer treatments. Reflexology sessions are generally very relaxing and people often fall asleep. After each session Chantel provides insights into areas of tension she found and gives specific reflexology points tailored for each person to take home with them for self-care. She believes reflexology is an opportunity for one to foster vitality, growth and overall well-being.
Reflexology sessions are in-person only. During COVID-19, some restrictions apply. Contact me so we can find out if this option is a possibility for you.
60-Minute Sessions: $150
90-Minute Sessions: $195
Due to COVID-19, sessions are given outdoors. Packages are currently on hold during the fall/winter season.
Reflexology sessions are in-person only. During COVID-19, some restrictions apply. Contact me so we can find out if this option is a possibility for you.
60-Minute Sessions: $150
90-Minute Sessions: $195
Due to COVID-19, sessions are given outdoors. Packages are currently on hold during the fall/winter season.
Reflexology is considered a complementary practice and is not a replacement for medical care. Reflexology does not claim to cure, diagnose, or prescribe and is not a substitute for medical care. If you have concerns about your health, seek advice from your doctor or health care provider.
1. Brain
2. Sinuses/Outer Ear 3. Sinuses/Inner Ear/Eye 4. Temple 5. Pineal/Hypothalamus 6. Pituitary 7. Side of Neck 8. Cervical Spine 9. Shoulder/Arm 10. Neck/Helper to Eye, Inner Ear, Eustachian Tube 11. Neck/Thyroid/Parathyroid/Tonsils 12. Bronchial/Thyroid Helper 13. Chest/Lung 14. Heart 15. Esophagus 16. Thoracic Spine 17. Diaphragm 18. Solar Plexus 19. Liver 20. Gallbladder 21. Stomach 22. Spleen 23. Adrenals 24. Pancreas 25. Kidneys 26. Waist Line 27. Ureter Tube 28. Bladder 29. Duodenum 30. Small Intestine |
31. Appendix
32. Ileocecal Valve 33. Ascending Colon 34. Hepatic Flexure 35. Transverse Colon 36. Splenic Flexure 37. Descending Colon 38. Sigmoid Colon 39. Lumbar Spine 40. Sacral Spine 41. Coccyx 42. Sciatic Nerve 43. Upper Jaw/Teeth/GUms 44. Lower Jaw/Teeth/Gums 45. Neck/Throat/Tonsils/Thyroid/Parathyroid 46. Vocal Cords 47. Inner Ear 48. Lymph/Breast/Chest 49. Chest/Breast/Mammary Glands 50. Mid-Back 51. Fallopian Tubes/Vas Deferens/Seminal Vesicle 52. Lymph/Groin 53. Nose 54. Thymus 55. Penis/Vagina 56. Uterus/Prostate 57. Chronic Area-Reproductive/Rectum 58. Leg/Knee/Hip/Lower Back Helper 59. Hip/Sciatic 60. Ovary/Testes |
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