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How does Reflexology for lymphatic drainage work?
It is a unique sequence that has been researched and developed by Sally Kay BSc(Hons), whilst working in Cancer Care. The Results appear to support the theory of reflexology.
REFLEXOLOGY FOR
LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE
FOCUSES ON STIMULATING THE LYMPHATIC REFLEXES.
What is Reflexology for lymphatic drainage?
Reflexology for the lymphatic drainage is an award winning reflexology technique which focuses on stimulating the lymphatic reflexes on the feet. The aim is to cause an effect on the lymphatic system in body.
Who could benefit from Reflexology for lymphatic drainage?
Lymphatic drainage massage (LDM) is used to treat conditions other than lymphoedema and RLD may be used similary.
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Arthritis
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Asthma
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Eczema
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Chronic fatigue
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Fibromyalgia
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ME
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Sinus problems
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Migraines
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Headaches
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Muscular tension
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Aches & Pains
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Premenstrual syndrome
What to expect from your treatment Initial Treatment
At the first session a comprehensive medical and lifestyle questionnaire will be completed and the health and wellbeing goals the client wants reflexology to help them achieve will be discussed. A full investigatory reflexology treatment will then be given, where any areas of imbalance can be noted. An initial session can take up to 90 minutes.
From the finding of the first treatment and assessment, a bespoke treatment plan will be created to meet the individual needs of the client for follow up treatments. The treatment plan will be continually assessed and amended to ensure it still meet the client’s needs. Depending on what you are having reflexology for, it might be recommended for you to come more regularly to begin with, but your reflexologist will discuss this with you.
Follow up Treatment
Follow up sessions last 60 minutes. The session involves an initial discussion to see how the client has been since the last treatment and based on this, make any amendment the treatment plan if needed. A bespoke treatment is then given to best meet the client’s health goals.