Why Won’t My Pain Go Away? Have you ever wondered why your pain won’t go away—even after taking medications, trying physiotherapy, getting massages, seeing a chiropractor, having injections, or undergoing medical tests? You are not alone. Chronic pain affects millions of people every day. It is one of the most common reasons people seek healthcare.
As a Reflexologist, I am always keen to deepen my understanding of the benefits of reflexology on various chronic health conditions. One area that I have found myself drawn to is autoimmune disorders, Crohn’s Disease in particular. Crohn’s Disease, as with other inflammatory bowel conditions, has a profound effect on an individual’s quality of life
If you’ve been living with chronic pain or an autoimmune condition for a long time, I know it can wear you down. Some days are harder than others. But that doesn’t mean you have to live in constant pain without any support. My goal is to see my clients get relief from pain. My purpose
When we say that reflexology is a holistic treatment it means the whole person-mind, body and emotions, is treated through the feet. For example: if a person has Frozen Shoulder the reflexologist will begin with reflexes… All the systems of the body will be worked during a treatment in case a weakness or blockage in
Reflexology is not a new idea. There is evidence of the practice of reflexology as early as 2500 BC. Despite its long history, no one really understands for sure exactly how it works. Here are three logical theories: Zone Therapy Zone Therapy was discovered by Dr. William Fitzgerald in the early 1900s. His theory is
