Foxy feet reflexology

Foxy Feet Reflexology with Julie 𓋹𓋹𓋹

A deeply relaxing and holistic treatment, tailored to support your overall wellbeing.

Your experience may include a warm foot soak infused with salts and herbs, soothing aromatherapy oils, and the gentle use of tuning forks and sound frequencies to encourage deep relaxation and energetic balance 𓋹𓋹𓋹

A beautiful invitation to rest, restore and reconnect with your body. ✨🌿👣

Appointments available

Weekend appointments available on request 𓋹𓋹𓋹

086 0263713

Weafer Street Workrooms

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“Reflexology Testimonial - “

I had such a lovely experience with Julie at my reflexology session. She was so warm, professional and attentive, and I felt completely relaxed and at ease throughout. I left feeling refreshed, calm and so much more balanced. I would highly recommend Julie to anyone looking for a wonderful reflexology experience!”

Karen

Thank you so much Karen 😊🙏🙌

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Weafer Street Workrooms

Reflexology Appointments available Weafer Street Workrooms

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Reflexology 𓂀𓂀𓂀

𓂀 The feet are highly sensitive: Each foot contains thousands of nerve endings, making them especially responsive to touch and pressure.

𓂀 Reflexology focuses on the feet, hands and sometimes ears, depending on the reflexology system being used.

Reflexology has very ancient roots, but the modern practice of reflexology developed more recently 𓂀

𓂀 Ancient Egypt:

One of the earliest pieces of evidence comes from the tomb of Ankhmahor at Saqqara, dating to around 2330 BCE. Wall paintings show people working on the hands and feet, although it’s debated whether this was specifically reflexology as we know it today.

𓂀 Ancient China:

There are long traditions of therapeutic foot and hand pressure within Chinese medicine, and some modern reflexology theories draw connections to these practices.

𓂀 India:

Traditional Ayurvedic practices have also included massage and pressure work on the feet.

𓂀Modern reflexology:

The system most closely resembling what we practise today developed in the early 20th century in the United States. Dr William H. Fitzgerald developed Zone Therapy, and Eunice Ingham later mapped the feet and hands and developed the reflexology method that became widely known in the West.

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Spiritual Symbolism of Feet in Ancient Egypt 𓋹𓋹𓋹𓋹

The ancient Egyptians held the body in great reverence. Feet were seen as the part of the body that connected a person to the earth and the physical world. Ritual washing, anointing with oils, and healing touch were important aspects of Egyptian life and spirituality 𓋹𓋹𓋹𓋹

Our feet are remarkable structures. Each foot contains 26 bones, 33 joints, and more than 100 muscles, tendons, and ligaments that support movement, balance, and posture 𓋹

They carry us through life, yet they are often one of the most neglected parts of the body 𓋹

Why Our Feet Are Important

𓋹 Foundation of the body – The feet provide stability and support for standing, walking, and movement

𓋹 Balance and coordination – Thousands of nerve endings in the feet help the brain understand where the body is in space.

𓋹 Posture and alignment – The condition of the feet can influence the knees, hips, spine, and overall body mechanics.

𓋹 Connection to wellbeing – Caring for the feet can encourage relaxation, comfort, and greater body awareness.

What is Reflexology?

Reflexology is a complementary therapy based on the idea that specific points on the feet, hands, and ears correspond to different areas and systems of the body
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Reflexologists apply pressure to these points using specialized techniques

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Many people seek reflexology for:

𓋹 Deep relaxation
𓋹 Stress reduction
𓋹 A sense of balance and wellbeing
𓋹 Time for self-care and mindfulness
𓋹 Support alongside conventional
healthcare

To book an appointment contact me on 086 0263713

Benefits of Reflexology for Osteoarthritis

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* May help reduce discomfort and pain
* Encourages relaxation and stress relief
* Supports improved mobility and flexibility
* Promotes better circulation
* Enhances overall wellbeing

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Reflexology is a complementary therapy and is not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure osteoarthritis

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Appointments available at Enniscorthy
Weafer Street Workrooms

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The Integration Suite , Lackabeg, Kildavin .ie

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