Acupressure Techniques in Reflexology

Reflexology therapists borrow certain acupressure pressure techniques while keeping their own foot and hand mapping. Here’s what that looks like in a session.

Is Reflexology Scientifically Proven?

Reflexology isn’t “proven” in the strict medical sense, but it isn’t without documented effects either. Studies show measurable benefits for stress, fatigue, and sleep. Here’s an honest, evidence-based look at what the research actually says.

Reflexology Contraindications: Who Can Truly Benefit?

Reflexology contraindications are fewer than most people think. A few specific conditions require precautions or medical clearance, but for the vast majority of people, the practice is safe and adaptable. Here’s what to know before booking your first session.

Foot Reflexology: Definition, Reflex Zones and Benefits

Foot reflexology applies targeted pressure to the reflex zones of the foot to support the body’s natural balance. A structured, evidence-informed complementary therapy addressing stress, sleep, chronic pain, and more.

Hand Reflexology: A Complete Guide

Hand reflexology applies targeted pressure to reflex zones in the palms and fingers to promote relaxation, improve circulation, and support the body’s natural balance. Accessible, fast-acting, and practisable anywhere, it’s an effective complementary approach for stress management and daily well-being.