Reflexology

Reflexology is a touch therapy based on the theory that different points on the feet and hands correspond with different areas of the body, By stimulating or holding these points, I encourage your body to return to a balanced state. As well as classical reflexology, I use Five Element Reflexology, which in addition to using the reflex points, includes work on the meridians and acupressure points. This brings a deeper approach, taking into account emotional, mental and spiritual factors, as well as physical.

Holistic Massage

Slow strokes, intuitive, the right pressure for you, all focused on releasing stress, allowing the tension to melt away. You can choose from:

Back, neck and shoulders

Drop your shoulders, breathe, let go.

Lower legs and feet

Give tired legs and hard-working feet some love. Restorative massage strokes and meridian and acupressure work to deepen the effect.

Facial Acupressure Massage

Let go of that locked jaw, all the tension you didn't even know you had, soothe that forehead. Bliss.



Prices & Availability

Appointments are available in my beautiful garden cabin in Coton Hill, Shrewsbury, which is easily accessible from Church Stretton, Wellington, Telford, Bridgnorth, Oswestry, Ellesmere, Market Drayton, Newport and Whitchurch.

I have appointments on Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday, and Friday afternoons.

Reflexology

£45 for 45 minutes

£55 for 60 minutes

Combination appointments

Reflexology

Back, neck & shoulder massage

£60 for 60 minutes

£75 for 75 minutes

£90 for 90 minutes

Add on when you book

Lower leg and foot massage

£10 for 10 minutes

AromaReflex

£10

Full Combination appointment

£10 discount

Reflexology

Back, neck & shoulder massage

Lower leg & foot massage

AromaReflex

£100 (instead of £110)

AVAILABILITY

Tuesday 10.00am - 5.00pm

Wednesday 10.00am - 5.00pm

Thursday 10.00am - 5.00pm

Friday 2.00pm - 5.00pm

FAQ's

How do I make the most of my session?

Please arrive as close to the start time of your appointment as possible, avoid drinking alcohol before your treatment (and afterwards, if possible) and drink plenty of water afterwards. Let me know if you need the room warmer or cooler, if you need extra supports on the table and if you would like a change to the touch pressure.

Are there times when I shouldn’t have a treatment?

There are a few conditions that are contra-indications to massage and reflexology. You cannot receive a treatment if you: have acute undiagnosed pain, have a raised body temperature, have an infectious disease, have a DVT or blood clot or are intoxicated with drugs or alcohol. There are certain conditions would necessitate a discussion before you book an appointment, such as: a contagious skin disorder (e.g., athletes’ foot, psoriasis, verrucae, eczema, dermatitis), cellulitis, varicose veins, minor or major surgery (within the last 18 months), recent fractures, sprains or strains, hernia, allergies, sunburn, scar tissue, oedema, abrasions, foot pain, bruising or inflammation. Additionally, reflexology should be avoided if you have any recent foot injuries. If you are concerned about whether you can have a treatment, please feel free to get in touch and have a chat.

How many treatments should I have?

It is always difficult to say as each client presents with their own unique symptoms and responds differently to treatment. If you have had a condition for a while, I would suggest six sessions initially, then a review to see how things are going. Many of my clients have on-going sessions to maintain their health and wellbeing.

What should I expect after my treatment?

You may want to try and schedule a quiet day and drink plenty of water in order to experience the full benefits of a treatment. Occasionally, someone may experience a 'healing reaction' as their body rebalances. This may manifest in symptoms like a mild headache or tiredness. Aim to look after yourself and take as much rest as possible and it will pass. If you need to talk to me during this time, you can always contact me.