Service Description

Aromatherapy is added to this reflexology session as a complimentary therapy. Diffusing an essential oil in the room during the session or adding a few drops of oil to the reflexology wax will bring more relaxation and benefits. Reflexology can be combined with a few alternative therapies, one of this being the Emotional Symphony. Symphony of the Cells™ is a collection of essential oil applications formulated by Boyd Truman to create harmony physically, emotionally, and spiritually within the body. Preliminary to this session a consultation has to be completed, this cannot be the 1st session. A protocol will be followed after a preliminary sensitivity test was proceed. The essential oils will be applied with you lying on the massage bed face down, on the spine. Also according to the protocol some oils will be inhaled and applied on the soles. Approved by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork, "Symphony of the Cells" describes a hands-on massage technique for applying essential oils. Listed are 19 different protocols that can help with hundreds of illnesses and conditions. Reflexology is a theory and therapy that uses the feet as a map, or mirror, of the whole body, applying different amounts of pressure to the feet . It’s based on a theory that these body parts are connected to certain organs and body systems. By manipulating, and applying pressure to certain parts of the fee, the whole body can be ''re-tuned'' and brought back into balance. The aim is to stimulate the body's own healing process in order to keep it in homeostasis, or in a homeodynamic i.e. balanced. It is a holistic therapy which means that it works on the principle that the whole person must be treated; if one area of the body is out of balance then other areas will be. It encourages both relaxation and stimulation: the first helps the body rebuild its energy resources and recover from ilness and disease whereas the second helps activate the circulation and the nervous system, making both more efficient and thus benefiting the body as a whole. It's a foot massage? Not exactly.It uses massage techniques but, unlike massage, reflexology works with the feet as anatomical'maps' of the whole body. By applying pressure to one part of the foot, the reflexologist aims to benefit not only the feet but also the rest of the body. Is it a medical treatment? No, but it helps mantain and restore health, helping hand for the body's self-healing process.