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What is Foot Reflexology ?

Foot Reflexology Massage is a deeply relaxing practice that focuses on stimulating specific points on the feet to promote overall balance and relaxation. The gentle massage helps release tension, improve circulation, and create a calming effect for the body and mind. In addition to hand techniques, the massage can also include the use of simple wooden tools, inspired by methods like Gua Sha, to gently stimulate the feet and enhance the relaxation experience. This makes the session soothing, grounding, and revitalizing.

How Does Foot Reflexology Help in Daily Life?

In today’s busy lifestyle, our feet carry the weight of our entire day—walking, standing, and often being confined in shoes for long hours. This constant pressure can create tension not only in the feet but also throughout the whole body. Foot reflexology massage offers a simple yet powerful way to release this stress and bring comfort back to both body and mind.

Regular sessions help to refresh tired feet, ease stiffness, and improve circulation, leaving you feeling lighter and more energized. Beyond the physical relief, the soothing touch of reflexology creates a sense of calm that helps reduce everyday stress, improves sleep quality, and restores mental clarity.

Whether you are a professional spending long hours on your feet, a student dealing with stress, or someone seeking a few quiet moments of self-care, foot reflexology becomes a natural support for daily balance and relaxation. It is a gentle reminder to slow down, reconnect with yourself, and allow your body to recharge.

Benefits of Foot Reflexology

  • Relieves stress and promotes deep relaxation

  • Improves circulation and blood flow in the feet

  • Reduces foot tension, soreness, and stiffness

  • Brings a sense of lightness and rejuvenation

  • Enhances overall well-being and inner calm

  • Supports better sleep and relaxation of the mind

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Foot Reflexology Massage?

It is a gentle massage technique focused on the feet, using hand pressure or simple wooden tools to relieve tension and promote relaxation.

Is this a medical treatment or therapy?

No. We provide foot reflexology only as a relaxation massage, not as a therapeutic or medical treatment. It is intended to reduce stress and enhance well-being.

What can I expect in a session?

You will sit or lie comfortably while the practitioner massages your feet using hand techniques and, if needed, wooden tools. Most people experience deep relaxation and a feeling of being refreshed.

Is it suitable for everyone?

Yes, reflexology massage is safe and gentle. However, if you have serious foot injuries, pace maker, metal implant, pregnant, open wounds, or ongoing medical conditions, please consult your doctor before booking a session. Also inform these conditions to the our practitioner.

When can I take the session?

For the best results, it is recommended to receive the massage at least 2 hours after a meal, and to avoid touching water with the feet immediately after the session to allow the energy and relaxation effects to settle.

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Price Guide

Initial Session
  • 60 mins 80€
Follow Up Sessions
  • 45 mins 60€

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Disclaimer

The holistic wellness services offered (including but not limited to energy healing, massage, consultations, yoga, meditation, and related practices) are intended to support relaxation, stress reduction, and personal well-being. They are not a substitute for professional medical diagnosis, treatment, or advice.

Clients are strongly advised to:

  • Continue all prescribed medical treatments and consult with qualified healthcare professionals regarding any health concerns.

  • Inform the practitioner of any pre-existing medical conditions, injuries, or treatments before beginning a session.

  • Seek immediate medical attention from a licensed physician for any urgent or serious health issues.

By participating in these sessions, the client acknowledges that holistic wellness practices are complementary approaches and not a replacement for certified medical care.