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Dalston
Liz Garner
Reflexology Practice
66 Navarino Road
Hackney, London E8 1AQ
Tel: 07804 458 081
Email: liz@handsholistic.co.uk
Website: www.handsholistic.co.uk
Liz's reflexology focuses on supporting and rebalancing women's bodys throughout lifes changes, working with fertility issues, pregnancy, menstrual disorders and hormone imbalances.
Cordelia Bugeja MAR
Yoga on the Lane,
105 Shacklewell Lane
London E8 2 EB
Telephone: 020 7254 1229
Email: cordeliareflexology@hotmail.co.uk
Website: CordeliaReflexology.co.uk
Cordelia is also qualified in pregnancy reflexology and is available for home visits.
Stoke Newington
Anna Lee MAR
Shine Holistic Complementary Health Centre
52 Stoke Newington Church Street, Hackney, London N16 0NB
Tel For Appointments: 020 7249 9671
Email: aleereflexology@yahoo.co.uk
Website: www.annaleereflexology.co.uk
Anna also holds a diploma in maternity reflexology.
Kate Biller
Stoke Newington Practice, London N16
Telephone: 07738 054 814
Email: info@love-massage.co.uk
Website: www.love-massage.co.uk
Kate is also qualified in pregnancy reflexology.
Jessical Hakoun MAR
John Campbell Road
Stoke Newington, Hackney, London N16 8JY
Tel For Appointments: 07932 644 422
Email: info@aequa.co.uk
Website: www.aequa.co.uk
Jessica welcomes you all to her reflexology practice. She has a special interest in maternity and baby reflexology. Please visit her website for details.
Foot Reflexology
The beginnings of reflexology can be traced back to ancient times but the modern system of eflexology was developed by Dr. William Fitzgerald, an American, about 100 years ago. He found that pain could be relieved in one part of the body by applying pressure to another part. He believed a flow of energy linked them. He named this "zone therapy". It was later developed by physiotherapist Eunice Ingham (1889-1974) from the USA. The foot was divided up into areas that corresponded to the various organs, galnds and systems of the body. The whole of the body was represented in the feet. The right and left foot corresponding to the right and left sides of the body respectively. One could stimulate an organ or gland by applying pressure to that part of the foot (reflex) representing that organ.
Reflexology is a holistic therapy since foot massage is said to relieve stress, promote a sense of well being, improve blood supply and nerve function, boost energy and vitality and encourage the self-healing mechanisms of the body.
For further information please go to Reflexology North London
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