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Foot reflexology

Foot reflexology stimulates reflex zones on the foot linked to the different parts of the body, to encourage relaxation, calm the nervous system and support overall balance.

A foot reflexology session, hands supporting the foot, in a bright room

Foot reflexology is a hands-on technique in which precise finger pressure is used to stimulate different reflex zones on the feet. According to the principles of reflexology, these zones are linked to the different parts and functions of the body.

Our feet work hard every day. They are also our permanent point of contact with the ground and play an essential role in our balance and in the way we stand and move.

Through targeted work on the reflex zones, reflexology seeks to encourage relaxation, circulation and overall balance, while paying particular attention to any tension felt in the body.

A session generally brings a deep sense of relaxation. It offers a time to slow down, release tension and reconnect with your bodily sensations.

In the energetic approach to reflexology, the sensitivity of certain zones can also point to the imbalances you feel and guide the work during the session.

When it helps

Foot reflexology can help in many everyday situations, particularly when you want to:

  • Calm stress, nervousness and tension
  • Encourage relaxation and better sleep
  • Regain energy and vitality
  • Get through periods of fatigue or overwork
  • Support the overall balance of the body
  • Encourage better circulation and a feeling of lightness
  • Find support with some digestive discomfort
  • Look after yourself during periods of change or transition
  • Give yourself real time for recovery and relaxation

Reflexology can also be part of an overall approach to prevention and wellbeing, alongside a healthy lifestyle.

Each session is adapted to your needs and to how you feel on the day.

A complementary approach

These forms of support are part of an approach based on prevention, wellbeing and guidance, alongside other treatments.

They are no substitute for seeing a doctor. They work alongside medical care, never instead of it.