Fancy Reflexology

Fancy Reflexology is great combination of foot acupressure and full back massage. Foot acupressure will restore body energy flow, release toxins, improve your health and balance your body’s metabolism. While the full back massage will improve your posture, boost your energy and stamina, relax the muscles and release stress.

• Improve general well-being
• Cleanse the body of toxins
• Boost the immune system
• Increase circulation
• Promote healing
• Balance energy.
• Reduce stress and stress-related conditions
• Tension, headaches and migraines
• Ease arthritis pain
• Help with insomnia
• Reduce back pain and back problems

Reflexology

This technique uses a targeted, pressure-point massage to restore the flow of energy throughout the body . The treatment usually focuses on the feet, but it can also include the hands and ears. If sensitivity or tenderness is experienced when an area is stimulated, it usually indicates bodily weaknesses within the corresponding organ. Reflexology can address anything from headaches to sinus problems to stomach issues.

With repeated pressure and manipulation of nerve endings, reflexology helps to clear any channels of blocked energy through moving the flow of blood, nutrients and nerve impulses. This ultimately improves overall health and balance.

Pressure applied to the foot brings relaxation and healing to the corresponding organs and systems of the body. Reflexology reduces pain, stress and anxiety, and enhance relaxation and sleep. Reflexology is safe, noninvasive and comfortable.

Here are some examples of reflex areas and their corresponding body parts:
• The tips of the toes reflect the head
• The heart and chest are around the ball of the foot
• The liver, pancreas, and kidney are in the arch of the foot
• Lower back and intestines are towards the heel

Back Massage

During a Back Massage your Massage therapist will manipulate muscles and connective tissue of the back, neck and shoulders. It is one of our most commonly requested types of massage. This stems from the fact that muscular back pain is commonly associated with postural factors such as hours on the phone or computer, a lack of or over-abundance of movement and exercise, poor sleep and emotional factors such as stress, anxiety or depression that affects so many people.