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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Reflexology.
During a Reflexology session you'll recline comfortably while a therapist applies targeted pressure to specific foot or hand points. Sessions include consultation, gentle assessment, and rhythmic techniques to promote relaxation; most clients feel noticeably calmer and restored after one session.
Most clients experience mild pressure sensations rather than pain. Therapists adjust intensity to comfort levels and communicate throughout. If you have tender areas, we'll modify technique; severe pain is uncommon and should be reported immediately so we can adapt treatment safely.
For general wellbeing, many benefit from weekly or biweekly sessions for the first month, then monthly maintenance. Frequency depends on goals—stress reduction, chronic issues, or acute concerns—your therapist will recommend a personalized schedule during consultation.
Contraindications include active foot wounds, recent fractures, severe circulatory problems, contagious skin conditions, and some acute illnesses. Pregnancy and certain medical conditions require practitioner approval—always disclose medications and health history during booking to ensure safe care.
Reflexology complements medical care and other spa treatments when coordinated with your healthcare team. It supports relaxation and symptom relief but doesn't replace medical diagnosis. Inform your providers and therapists about treatments to ensure safe, integrated care tailored to your needs.
No extensive preparation is required—arrive clean and hydrated. Avoid heavy meals, alcohol, or intense exercise immediately beforehand. Wear comfortable clothing and inform us of medications, pregnancy, or medical conditions so we can tailor pressure and technique to your safety.