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"After my first Gentle Touch ™ Reflexology treatment I noticed a dramatic change in my relationships with other people - suddenly instead of feeling I was being kept at arm's length, I found that people were offering helping hands. For the first time in years I felt I belonged. It certainly felt as if reflexology had realigned and harmonised some part of me that had been out of synch. This change has held for many years and has had a profoundly beneficial effect at a very deep level".

Susan

 

The Gentle Touch™ Technique

Gentle Touch Technique uses light pressure and works both feet in harmonyThere are some differences between the Gentle Touch of Reflexology™ and some other forms of Reflexology.

Gentle Touch Reflexology™ uses the following to enhance the benefits, experience and results of this therapy:

The lightness of touch
The incorporation of massage into the treatment
The use of oil (as opposed to talcum powder for example)
Treating both feet at the same time to achieve on-going harmony
Using the way the body actually works when treating the client
Using the skill of the Practitioner to pick up information, rather than requiring the client to express or show pain/discomfort before being able to assess where the problem lies. (The Practitioner is a constant, whereas the clients' pain perception can vary).
It is a very soothing and effective foot massage that assists clients emotionally, physically and with their energy levels.

The emphasis with the use of this Technique is in high standards of training. This is especially important. The Gentle Touch™ Technique of Reflexology training courses are intensive and thorough, and give students and Practitioners an extensive and wide range of knowledge.

Find out more about the potential and benefits of this technique >

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