We require 24 hours notice if you wish to cancel or re-arrange your session. You may be charged the price of the treatment if you do not give adequate notice.
No, reflexology is a gentle treatment and the amount of pressure applied to the feet will be specific to the needs of each client. There may be areas of tenderness which indicate an imbalance, but the technique itself is very soothing and pain free.
It depends on what the injury is. Your therapist may be able to avoid the area; however it may be more suitable to receive hand reflexology. This would be a slightly shorter session, however just as effective.
No. People are often surprised at this; many who think they can’t stand to have their feet touched are surprised at how much they enjoy reflexology. I have never come across a client yet who has found reflexology to be ticklish.
The way your feet look can provide a lot of useful information for the therapist, which can help to give you the best treatment possible. It is also important to remember that feet come in all shapes, sizes and colours, much the same as their owners. Your feet tell the story of your life; they have literally carried you through your life. Your feet are amazing and should be treated as such.
No, not usually. You can cover the verruca with a plaster or your therapist will do it for you. The area will then be avoided and it should not impact on the treatment too much.
Everybody is different, and your body and mind will tend to react in a way which is necessary to your healing. You may feel invigorated and full of energy, you may feel deeply relaxed and sleepy, and you may even feel slightly emotional. All reactions are perfectly normal and the way you react can change from treatment to treatment. The most common reaction is a deep sense of relaxation, which usually leads to an excellent night’s sleep.
No, not at all. It is recommended though as no real headway can be made with one session, reflexology gently eases you back into good health and a state of balance, and this can take time. One session should leave you feeling relaxed and stress free, and one is better than none.
Your first treatment will include a consultation and should last about 90 minutes in total. Subsequent treatments will last 50 minutes to an hour. However sometimes shorter more frequent sessions are more suitable.
No, reflexology is perfectly safe, however if you are currently undergoing treatment for a serious issue, you may wish to inform your doctor of your plans.
Anyone suffering from deep vein thrombosis will be unable to have a treatment, but I believe that reflexology cannot cause harm to the body so any condition could benefit from what reflexology has to offer. If you or your therapist are at all concerned you can always discuss you plans with your doctor.
No not at all. Your therapist does not require you to go into details about your problem if you do not wish to as EFT works incredibly without the need for details. EFT does not require you to ‘work through the pain’, you do not need to experience any unwanted emotions or feelings in order for EFT to be successful. The session will always be taken at a pace that is comfortable for you.
EFT can offer very rapid relief from many emotional and physical problems, I have treated people with long term serious phobias which have entirely disappeared in 10 -15 minutes. However there may be cases where an issue has many aspects to it and 2 or 3 sessions may be required to entirely eliminate the problem.
No, not at all. We are so used to the idea of psyhcological and physcical therapies taking weeks, months and years to bring relief to client that when we come across a therapy like EFT it seems too good to be true. It isn't! Review the case studies on emofree.com and you can see how EFT works amazingly well most of the time. In most cases the problem will be permanently dealt with, as EFT goes straight to the Core of the issue. If problems do seem to reappear over time it is usually because not all the aspects of the problem have been dealt with.