Woodgrove Pines Wellness Clinic Now Offers Reflexology!
REJUVENATE * HARMONIZE * STRENGTHEN
WHAT IS REFLEXOLOGY?
Reflexology is a natural, healing art, based on the principles that there are reflexes in the feet, hands and ears, which correspond to every part, glands and organs of the body. Through application of pressure of these reflexes, Reflexology relieves tension, improves circulation and helps promote the natural healing to occur in the related areas of the body. Reflexology is like a “tune-up” for the body, working from the inside out (internal massage).
Did you know that some extended health programs will cover Reflexology treatments?
Our Reflexologist, Lise Rivard is RCRT certified and can issue you a receipt to be submitted for reimbursement by your insurer.
The following is a list of participating insurers: Blue Cross, Canada Life, BFLCanada, Green Shield, Claims Secure, Industrial Alliance, Manulife, Provider Connect, Rand Insurance, Sunlife, LEAGUE.
PLEASE NOTE: Insurance varies depending on contract. We cannot direct bill; rather, we will provide a receipt in which you can submit to your provider.
What Happens in a Session?
With the client relaxing in a comfortable position, the reflexology therapist may work on either the feet, hands or ear. Sessions usually last from 45 – 60 minutes. Beginning with the right side, all reflex points on both sides are stimulated as the body is considered to be a whole unit. Reflexology is safe for everyone, although pressure and length of session may vary for babies, the aged or extremely ill.
Brief History of Reflexology
When mankind went barefoot, walking on sand or uneven ground this was a partial reflexology session. India, China and Egypt practiced reflexology thousands of years ago. When we put on shoes we lost direct contact with the earth and were no longer grounded to it. We lost the natural exchange between the body’s electrical current and those of the earth. In 1913, reflexology was brought to the Western world. Dr. Wm. Fitzgerald, an MD in Connecticut, was using “Zone Therapy” to deaden pain in some parts of the body. Edwin Bowers, MD, of New York, and George Starr White, MD, used reflexology but the medical world did not accept it then. The Reflexology Association was formed in 1976 to promote reflexology.
(1)Taken from the Relexology Association of Canada Website: http://www.reflexologycanada.org/en/
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