Missing out on Reflexology

Written By Harriet Combes

There are so many benefits to reflexology whether you are coming for ease of a condition, menstrual cycle health, headaches or insomnia. We know that the touch factor is hugely important in maintaining our health. There are research projects that back this up.

With the NHS having less time for their patients, complementary treatments are coming to the fore and many more people are using them . We are responsible practitioners who see our work as complementary to, not alternative to the Medical profession. In my work as a Reproductive Reflexologist we regularly attend medical conferences and it is heartening to come across so many Consultants and Scientists who see the benefits of our practice. Why would you not use a practioner who can help you in the simplest way?

Reflexology is good for all the family including teenagers who are struggling with the changes all around them.They often talk to their reflexologists in an environment where they feel nurtured and safe.

Harriet Combes

Qualified Reflexologist (International Institute of Reflexology) - 2007

Highly experienced reflexologist with almost two decades of specialist practice in reproductive, maternity, and advanced reflexology. Extensive background in professional training, organisational administration, and fertility-focused complementary therapy. Served as Secretary to the Association of Reproductive Reflexologists for over 11 years and represented the organisation at International fertility conferences (ESHRE) Fertility Show, London. Skilled in communication, course delivery, professional coordination, client support, and maintaining high standards of care and confidentiality.

https://www.reflexlologysalisbury.com
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