Thai Foot Reflexology

Thai Foot Reflexology

Thai Foot Reflexology is a massage of the lower legs and feet using the therapists hands and a traditional Thai massage stick that originated in Thailand about 2000 years ago. It has become an integral part of traditional Thai massage and has elements of Shiatsu, Reflexology, Chinese massage and Yoga incorporated into the massage itself.

Thai Foot Reflexology involves hands on stretching and massage, along with the stimulation of the reflex points. It is still taught by Buddhist monks in the temples of Thailand. It focuses on stimulating the points used in acupressure and traditional reflexology. As your sit back and let go of your tensions, your practitioner works their way around each foot with their hands using a traditional Thai foot massage stick. This is used to apply pressure to specific points know to activate healing and balancing throughout the body.

The Treatment

This is a relaxing and refreshing therapy combining Chinese reflexology, shiatsu, yoga and traditional thai massage techniques.

The therapy is based on the traditional thai foot massage, stimulating reflex points on the hand and feet and includes a therapeutic massage to the legs and feet.

Thai Foot Reflexology also involves hands on stretching and massage of sen lines (energy lines), along with the stimulation of the reflex points and is still taught by Buddhist monks in the temples of Thailand.

Treatment Benefits

  • Improves circulation in feet and legs
  • Balances the body thus creating homeostasis
  • Improves flexibility and reduces stiffness of the legs and feet
  • Clears the mind
  • Aids removal of toxins
  • Lowers high blood pressure
  • Helpful with repetitive strain
  • Stimulates lymphatic drainage
  • Accelerated physical healing
  • Detoxification of the immune system
  • Improved sleep
  • Stress relief
  • Stimulates the mind

Before and After your Treatment

Here is some guidance on what to do to prepare for your treatment along with what you can expect after the treatment too

  • Try to avoid eating a large meal at least 1 hour before your treatment. Please also refrain from consuming alcohol or using other substances before any treatment or therapy.
  • Arrive on time. This insures that you don’t arrive flustered and stressed. It also means that you will get the most out of your treatment. We ask all clients to arrive 10-15 minutes before their treatment is due to begin.
  • Talk to your therapist. If you are concerned or anxious about anything to do with your treatment let us know. We want to make sure you are comfortable and relaxed.
  • We ask our clients to ensure they arrive clean and ready for their treatment. If you are coming straight from work or the gym, please let us know and we can arrange for the use of our shower facilities before the treatment. (A surcharge will apply).
  • All new clients will need to complete a full medical and lifestyle questionnaire before their treatment. All existing clients will need to complete a treatment record card before any subsequent treatments. This is to ensure we can provide you with the best possible care and to comply with our insurance policies.
  • Please wear loose comfortable clothing and appropriate underwear. For any spa treatments, a robe will be provided for your comfort.

Everyone client has to complete a medical and lifestyle questionaire on their first visit - we ask you to arrive early (approximately 20 minutes) to allow you time to complete this in our relaxation area. On every subsequent visit you will be asked to confirm that none of the details have changed. This is primarily for your protection and to ensure we are aware of any contra-indications before providing tretment. It is also a requirment of our insurers.

  • Drink plenty of water to help flush out toxins; massage aids the removal of toxins from the body
  • Coffee, tea and cola should be avoided as they contain caffeine. Aim to drink two glasses of water after each drink of tea or coffee if not. Or try to drink herbal infusions in place of tea or coffee
  • Avoid any headache tablets as these too contain caffeine
  • Avoid eating a heavy meal. Eat a light and natural diet, as refined and processed foods add to the toxicity levels within the body and hinder the natural healing process
  • Do not smoke or drink alcohol for the next 24 hours. Alcohol and smoking are counter-productive as they increase the levels of toxins in the body.

Healing Crisis

Some people may experience the following after treatment:

  • Feelings of tiredness or fatigue
  • Changes in sleep patterns
  • Headache
  • Heightened emotional state - feeling a little emotional, perhaps even tearful
  • Changes in bowel movements/urine
  • Excess perspiration
  • Flu-like symptoms

These effects are only be temporary and should subside within 24-48 hours.

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Treatment Options

All initial treatments will include a 20 minute consultation that will be carried out before you have your treatment.

60 Minutes

£55.00