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2012-01-30
NRRI REFLEXOLOGY SYMPOSIUM 2012

15th SEPTEMBER 2012
LIFFEY VALLEY,DUBLIN

2012-01-01
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All the Best
in YEAR 2012
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NRRI TEAM

2011-11-03
Sue Ricks in Galway?

To All Fellow Reflexologists!!!
Would you like to participate in Sue Rick's 'Gentle Touch Reflexology'
workshop in Galway area? Lets get together and bring her to Ireland again!

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ABOUT REFLEXOLOGY

How can Reflexology help you?

Reflexology has been known to mankind for thousands of years, going back to the ancient cultures of China and Egypt, as depicted in stone carvings dating back to 2330 B.C.

In modern times an increasing number of people are availing of this safe and natural therapy as a way of relaxing, balancing and harmonising the body. There are many factors in life, such as illness, stress, injury, that can create a state of imbalance, a state of disease - but the body has a natural ability to heal itself.

Reflexology can restore and maintain the body's natural equilibrium.
This gentle, non-invasive therapy, encourages the body to heal itself at its own pace, sometimes counteracting many years of misuse. Drugs or medication are never used in reflexology, but diet is very important and your therapist will advise you accordingly.

Reflexology has been successful in relieving many acute and chronic conditions, such as insomnia, menstrual problems, migraine, sinusitis, vertigo, asthma, sciatica, and many others.
In addition, its benefits extend to improving the circulation, purifying the lymphatic system, improved functioning of the intestines, liver, and kidneys, a general detoxification bringing increased awareness accompanied by mental and cellular relaxation.
In the field of Oncology an increasing number of consultants are recognising the benefits of this relaxing and calming therapy, and it is now accepted as standard practice in many Maternity units.

Courses of treatment vary in length, depending in each case on the body's needs. Long standing problems might require up to 6-8 sessions. A single session will usually last about one hour. Once your body has regained its equilibrium, an occasional treatment will stimulate your immune system and maintain your well-being.

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