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Discovering the wonders of reflexology

If you have ever wondered what exactly reflexology, or fancied giving it a try yourself then you now have the perfect opportunity. Members of the AoR, or Association of Reflexologists, are running taster sessions in reflexology, which offer both demonstrations and promotions, to tie in with World Reflexology Week, which runs from the 24th-30th September 2012.

It will be very easy to find a participating reflexologist near you, and as the AoR are this year placing the emphasis on how mens health can be improved through reflexology, why not think about booking one of these taster sessions for the special man in your life?

What is reflexology?

Reflexology is a gentle, non-intrusive complementary therapy that encourages the body to work naturally to restore and maintain its own healthy balance. A reflexologist works on points on the feet or hands, but it may also be performed on the ears and face. To find out what a reflexologist is feeling for in your feet visit the interactive foot map

How may reflexology help me?

Reflexology can be used to achieve a sense of wellbeing and as a way to relax the mind and body. Reflexology may also help with the management of a number of health related matters such as: relieve of tension, stress and anxiety, pain management and injury recovery, improving mood and as an aid to relaxation and sleep.

The Association of Reflexologists ‘Find a Reflexologist’ directory

The Association of Reflexologists keeps a directory of fully qualified Members (MAR) who have reached the top of their profession on their website Find a reflexologist so you can rest assured an AoR therapist has been trained and qualified to the highest standards.

Association of Reflexologists (AoR)

The AoR is at the forefront in developing professional practice in reflexology and representing its members in the world of complementary therapy. The AoR provides a ‘voice’ for the profession through its place on the Profession Specific Board of Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council (CNHC), a voluntary regulator for complementary healthcare practitioners. It is also has an active presence at Parliamentary Group meetings on complementary therapies.

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