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Clinical Reflexology - How it Works...


Reflexology is a complementary, holistic therapy. It involves the stimulation of reflexes on the hands and feet that are mapped to the internal organs and glands. Whilst some clients seek reflexology simply for the calming relaxation it promotes however it is very beneficial to overall well being.

Our bodies can hold onto the everyday stresses and strains of life and over time these can manifest into daily physical niggles or more systemic illnesses. In reflexology, using the fingers and thumbs to apply pressure to these key reflexes aids circulation and releases blocked energy to help rebalance the body; assisting its natural healing capabilities.

A treatment plan is tailored to meet the needs of individual clients. This involves the stimulation of specific reflexes identified during the initial consultation.

Reflexology is recognised and used by the NHS as a complementary therapy in palliative care settings and fertility services. It is accepted that reflexology provides natural pain relief which offers an alternative for those seeking drug free solutions for chronic pain.

Please contact me if you would like to understand more about how reflexology works and how it may be able to help you.

Dawn Fox MAR, CRM5 Dip, CNHC, GJC

Clinical Reflexologist

Dawn Fox is a Clinical Reflexologist specialising in stress relief, natural pain relief and insomnia. She holds a Level 5 Diploma in Reflexology along with Level 4 Anatomy and Physiology and has received training to perform reflexology to patients receiving palliative care. Her training also encompasses specialisms in fertility and maternity reflexology. The proprietor of Solihull Sole Sanctuary and part of the team at Solihull Well Being Clinic, Dawn is registered with the Complementary & Natural Healthcare Council (CNHC) and Association of Reflexologists (AoR). Membership of these regulatory bodies provides reassurance of professional competence but also means the cost of treatment may be covered under certain private healthcare insurance policies.

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