Most people today are familiar with reflexology. The treatment is primarily performed on the feet and lower legs, where the body’s functions and organs are reflected through different reflex zones and areas.

By examining tension, tenderness, and balance within the feet, it is possible to gain insight into imbalances within the body — much like acupuncture works through the body’s energy system and meridians.

Imbalances may appear in many different ways: as muscle and joint pain, tension, functional disorders, or tendencies toward illness. The feet often tell a story about the body as a whole.

At the clinic, I work with Muscular Reflexology and TCM Reflexology, where classical reflexology is combined with the understanding of Chinese medicine and acupuncture.

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Reflexology is my passion

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Reflexology became my path into this profession. I personally experienced how a treatment resolved a long-lasting sinus infection, and the experience made such a strong impression on me that I felt compelled to learn more.

Shortly after qualifying as a reflexologist, I continued my studies in acupuncture. This gave me a deeper understanding of the body through the principles of Chinese medicine — an understanding that naturally became integrated into my reflexology treatments.

As a result, my treatments today are shaped by a more Eastern approach, where I examine the feet for signs of imbalance before creating the treatment plan. This provides not only an understanding of the symptoms themselves, but also of the underlying patterns behind them.

The treatment therefore becomes highly individual and tailored specifically to you — whether you come with neck pain, sciatica, menstrual problems, or other imbalances within the body.