| Reflexology uses gentle pressure on precise points on the feet, ankles and hands that influence corresponding parts of the body, soothing away tension. During an hour’s treatment, circulation, energy flow, nerve and glandular systems are stimulated to help restore the body’s own natural balance by helping to eliminate toxins, encouraging the body to revitalise itself.
Reflexology is particularly effective as a stress inhibitor, helping the whole body relax and increase the production of endorphins, the ‘feel good’ hormone. It is this effect that seems to be useful in helping infertility, as stress has a major impact on fertility.
Reflexology has also been found to help regulate hormone levels and the menstrual cycle, and can help women suffering from endometriosis and PCOS.
Tracey Turton BA, MAR
Clinic Director & Clinical Reflexologist
Tracey has practiced Reflexology since 1995, and is a full member of the Association of Reflexologists. She regularly attends advanced training courses, including Advanced Reflexology Therapy (ART), Vertical Reflex Therapy, Reflexology for Fertility and Pregnancy, Energy Works.
Tracey originally worked in National Account Management for large companies before discovering first hand the benefits of Reflexology, which helped her husband recover from a serious back injury, after conventional treatments were unsuccessful. She then trained as a Clinical Reflexologist with the Centre for Advanced Reflexology in Manchester.
Tracey has a particular interest in fertility and hormonal problems, and has treated many couples with fertility issues, many of whom have become pregnant either naturally or through assisted conception. Tracey is also able to offer parents sessions on how to treat their own babies and children.
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