Detroit Reflexology

What is Reflexology?

Reflexology is an ancient healing practice that using gentle pressure on specific Reflex points in the feet and hands. Reflexology practitioners work on organs and systems to restore balance and overall well being. The technique, now refined from its ancient traditions from Egypt, India, and China, encourages the body’s natural ability to heal itself. With results similar to acupuncture, reflexology clients find treatments deeply relaxing.

Who uses Reflexology?

Reflexology is for anyone seeking support for issues ranging from Migraines to injuries. Even celebs, athletes, and wellness enthusiasts such as Princess Diana and Oprah have used reflexology to support relaxation and overall wellness!

What to Expect During a Session

Many clients drift into a deep state of relaxation—sometimes even a trance-like sleep—only to wake up feeling refreshed, re-energized, and at ease. This deep sense of calm allows the body to transition from a state of stress (Sympathetic Mode) to a healing, restorative state (Parasympathetic Mode).

The Benefits of Reflexology

The goal of Reflexology is to activate your body’s natural healing response. While relaxation is immediate, the real magic happens in the days following your session, as aches, pains, and even chronic health concerns often begin to ease.

How Often Should You Come?

Whether you’re looking for stress relief, deep relaxation, or support for a specific health concern, Reflexology can be tailored to your needs.

  •  One-time sessions are perfect for immediate relaxation and stress relief.
  •  Weekly sessions can be beneficial if you’re working through a chronic health issue.
  • Monthly maintenance is ideal as a form of preventive care, helping you stay balanced and at your best.

No matter your wellness goals, Reflexology offers a natural, holistic way to support your body’s well-being.

Issues I see that respond greatly to Reflexology

  • PCOS
  • Back Pain
  • Migraine & Headaches 
  • Infertility-Pregnancy-Birth
  • Arthritis
  • Sleep Disorders
  •  Hormonal Imbalances 
  •  Sports Injuries
  • Digestive Disorders & IBS
  • Stress-Related Conditions
  • M.E. (Chronic Fatigue)
  • Neuropathy-Diabetes
  • Sinus Problems
  • Traumatic Brain Injury 
  • Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
  • ADHD and ADD
  • TMJ 
  • Restless Leg Syndrome
  • Palliative Care
  • Panic Attacks
  • Anxiety 
  • Stress 
  • Cystitis
  • Bronchitis