Cathy Nethery Registered Reflexologist

04/12/2026

I'm so happy to be joining the Lakehouse team.
Booking on line availability

03/29/2026

03/01/2026

I passed my exams and now I am an RCRT with Canada wide recognition

12/03/2025

🍂 Reflexology & the Change of Seasons
As we transition into a new season, our bodies often work harder to adapt — from shifts in temperature and daylight to changes in energy, mood, and routine.
Reflexology can support this natural adjustment by:
🌿 Encouraging circulation
💆 Reducing stress and muscle tension
🧠 Supporting mental clarity
🌸 Promoting overall balance within the body
Many people find that a reflexology session helps them feel more grounded, centered, and resilient as the seasons shift. It’s a gentle, non-invasive way to support whole-body wellness during times of transition.
To explore how reflexology can support your seasonal wellbeing, connect with a Registered Canadian Reflexology Therapist (RCRT™) in your area.
🔎 www.reflexologycanada.org

08/01/2025

🦶 Reflexology vs Foot Massage, What’s the Difference?

Both feel good. Both involve the feet, but they are not the same.

A foot massage is a nice way to relax, using slow, flowing strokes and oils to soothe tired feet. It is comforting and pampering, great to feel calm.

Reflexology, on the other hand, is a therapeutic treatment. It is grounded in knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and the body's reflex zones.

As professionally trained reflexologists, we ask about your health issues so we can work with precision, stimulating specific points on the feet and/or hands, ears and face that correspond to organs, glands, and systems in the body to help improve what is happening with your health issues.

The goal is to support your health, restore balance, and activate your body’s natural healing processes.

So while foot massage nurtures the feet, reflexology supports the whole person: body, mind, and nervous system.

With Reflexology, we will feel relaxed 👍more importantly, we will feel more aligned 😄✔️

06/29/2025

Can a foot Reflexology help with migraines?
Science says YES! 🧠✨
A new randomized controlled trial has revealed something remarkable:
Foot reflexology significantly reduced migraine pain in participants — offering a safe, natural, drug-free option for relief.
For the millions navigating chronic migraines, this isn’t just pampering — it’s evidence-based support. 💆‍♀️
Imagine reclaiming your day, your energy, your calm — one step at a time.
🔬 Explore the study: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40486630
💡 Looking for reflexology experts? RCRTs™ are trained, certified and registered professionals delivering reflexology that works — rooted in tradition, backed by research.

06/12/2025

🧠✨ June 10 is Action Anxiety Day ✨🧠
Anxiety doesn’t always look like panic attacks or sleepless nights. Sometimes, it’s that constant tightness in your chest, the irritability, the exhaustion... even when nothing “major” has happened.
You're not imagining it. The world has been heavy—and your nervous system knows it.
💚 That’s where reflexology can help.
This holistic, hands-on therapy works through pressure points on the feet,
hands, face or ears to support your body’s natural ability to reset, rebalance, and restore calm.
✨ Evidence supports it. Clients swear by it.
And RCRT™s are trained to deliver it safely, effectively, and compassionately.
Whether you're
managing daily stress or navigating deeper mental health challenges, taking time for healing isn’t a luxury— it’s how we stay grounded and well.
🌿 For yourself. For the men in your life. For anyone who needs a break from holding it all together.
👉 Find your moment of peace with a Registered Canadian Reflexology Therapist today: www.reflexologycanada.org

05/31/2025

Canada has one of the highest rates of multiple sclerosis (MS) in the world, with an estimated 90,000 Canadians living with the disease.
🙌 Some studies have found that reflexology can improve pain, fatigue and mood in people with MS.
👏 On World MS Day - The Reflexology Association of Canada supports efforts made by Canadians to raise awareness of what it means to live with multiple sclerosis.
✅ Learn about World Multiple Sclerosis Day (MS): https://mscanada.ca/
🌟 Stay tuned for more benefits of reflexology and find your RCRT™ - www.reflexologycanada.org.

05/30/2025

Reflexology therapists sometime refer to the crystal like deposits on reflexes as "crunchies". It is uric acid or calcium that collects in nerve endings. Through careful stimulation, we help the body break down the deposits so that the body can release them.