Welcome to my page, my name is Fiona Reilly. I have been a practitioner of complimentary therapies for over 12 years, during this time I have had the pleasure to work with many varied clients. I believe that the body has a wonderful innate ability to heal itself, though with our busy modern lives the body can become out of balance due to stress, pain or illness. We frequently do not give
our bodies the time and opportunity to heal, however help is available. Reflexology is a gentle therapy that encourages the body to naturally restore its own healthy balance. Reflexology
Reflexology gently treats and heals the whole body through compression massage of the feet or hands. Reflex points on the feet and hands are linked to various parts of the body by meridians (a type of energy line). Reflexology helps to release blockages, tension and congestion in these pathways increasing physical, mental, emotional and spiritual wellbeing. Reflexology can help with a variety of life’s challenges and health issues, while regular reflexology sessions can help boost the immune system preventing illness and increasing energy and vitality. People find it helps to induce deep relaxation and relieve stress. Reflexology can assist in the following ways:
• Create a sense of wellbeing and relaxation
• Increase energy and vitality, beneficial for CFS and ME
• Clear the mind and relieve stress
• Encourage system to rebalance and heal itself
• Relieve muscle pain, tension and sport injuries
• Relieve headaches and other aches and pains
• Alleviate arthritis pain
• Balance menstrual/menopausal and hormonal issues
• Promote efficient digestion and ease IBS
• Stimulate circulation and respiration efficiency
• Relieve sinus congestion, asthma and effects of allergies
• Remove toxins
Reflexology is an excellent, gentle therapy with many possible benefits.
“Each day comes bringing its own gifts, untie the ribbons!”
Maternity reflexology
Maternity reflexology is a specialised form of reflexology to help support the parents and baby from preconception to after birth. It is a very safe, gentle and non-invasive therapy though is not recommended during the first 3 months of pregnancy. Reflexology can help to prepare the parents for pregnancy, by increasing fertility and s***m production and regulating the menstrual cycle. It can help to balance and harmonise hormone levels. Additionally it helps to reduce stress and facilitates relaxation. During pregnancy, maternity reflexology can assist in relieving many of the symptoms commonly associated with pregnancy such as:
• Morning sickness
• Heartburn
• Hormonal and menopausal imbalances
• Nausea and headaches
• Back Pain
• Swelling and discomfort
• Oedema
• Insomnia
• Digestive problems
• Menstrual problems
Reflexology can also greatly assist prior to and during birth, studies carried out in the UK and Denmark have shown that reflexology can speed up labour and dramatically reduce pain. It can also assist with encouraging the onset of labour. While after the birth, reflexology can
• induce calmness and relaxation
• encourage well being and balance
• reduce pain
• increase energy levels
• aid lactation
• prevent or reduce post natal depression
Maternity reflexology is a wonderful, easy way of supporting the family.
“There is nothing as precious as the gift of life.”
Testimonials
“I found her person-centred, open heartedness very welcoming, and was easily put at ease with her gentle hands and confident knowledge of reflexology” Andrew (Coach and Healer)
“I am not a person who relaxes easily, however, with Fiona and reflexology I have found a truly relaxing treatment and therapist. Fiona is someone who is so skilled at what she does, that I am at ease within minutes. The sensitivity and care with which she carries out her treatments are exceptional. Particularly during my pregnancy I found each and every reflexology treatment to be very beneficial for me and my baby.” Angela (Psychologist and Mother)
“Fiona has a natural healing ability; her genuine and caring approach is therapeutic in itself. She has a deep understanding of the connections between mind, body and environment, which makes her a very skilful and successful practitioner” Clare Symonds (Nurse)
