Clinical Reflexology with Cocoa Heaven
215 limerick street L1J7H2 Oshawa, ON, Canada

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There are reflex points I should avoid in pregnancy read on as this needs clarifying There are no actual reflex points that need to be avoided during pregnancy, but in the AoR guidelines it states that there is an acupressure point called Spleen 6 and this should not be worked. This point is not routinely taught, but you may have learnt it as an additional point. It is found 4 of your client’s finger widths up from the medial maleolus (ankle bone), so if your fingers are la...rger or smaller than your client’s, it may be 3-5 of your finger widths up from the maleolus. It is called Spleen 6 as it is the 6th acupressure point on the spleen meridian, which originates on the big toe and moves up the inside of the leg. This point, if stimulated, aims to free blood stasis from the uterus and produces a downward movement of Qi (energy), causing an expulsion of uterine contents. You can therefore see why this point should be avoided during pregnancy. Be aware that if you work the chronic reproductive area either side of the leg you may stimulate this point if you do this move, it needs to be removed from your treatment during pregnancy. See more

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The New Course if finally ready and Cocoa Heaven are taking this to an online platform on Zoom. Saturday 6th and Sunday 7th June 2020, 1-430pm both days. Maximum students 4 About the course Parents today are looking for natural ways to keep their children healthy. This course is designed to teach Reflexologists how to teach parents to give regular Reflexology treatments to their children.... Why take this course? Many clients who have discovered the benefits of regular Reflexology treatment want to give their children the same health advantages. Being able to give Reflexology treatments is very different to knowing how to teach another person to give a Reflexology treatment. This course will give you the skills to help you cross the barrier for therapist to therapist-teacher What will you learn? You will be taught how to: Teach Reflexology to: small groups and one to one sessions How to plan a class How to put a course schedule together How to set up your room for comfort and teaching ease How to promote and advertise your course Type of equipment needed Benefits of teaching a group Course notes will include: Protocols for parents and guardians to: Support wellness and good routine Ease common childhood conditions Specially created reflexology foot maps to help you work on the tiny feet Map of Reflex Zones Baby Reflex foot map Who can take this course? Only Certified Reflexology Therapists Visit the link for more information http://www.myholistictraining.com/certified-baby-reflexolo/

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There are reflex points I should avoid in pregnancy read on as this needs clarifying There are no actual reflex points that need to be avoided during pregnancy, but in the AoR guidelines it states that there is an acupressure point called Spleen 6 and this should not be worked. This point is not routinely taught, but you may have learnt it as an additional point. It is found 4 of your client’s finger widths up from the medial maleolus (ankle bone), so if your fingers are la...rger or smaller than your client’s, it may be 3-5 of your finger widths up from the maleolus. It is called Spleen 6 as it is the 6th acupressure point on the spleen meridian, which originates on the big toe and moves up the inside of the leg. This point, if stimulated, aims to free blood stasis from the uterus and produces a downward movement of Qi (energy), causing an expulsion of uterine contents. You can therefore see why this point should be avoided during pregnancy. Be aware that if you work the chronic reproductive area either side of the leg you may stimulate this point if you do this move, it needs to be removed from your treatment during pregnancy. See more

The New Course if finally ready and Cocoa Heaven are taking this to an online platform on Zoom. Saturday 6th and Sunday 7th June 2020, 1-430pm both days. Maximum students 4 About the course Parents today are looking for natural ways to keep their children healthy. This course is designed to teach Reflexologists how to teach parents to give regular Reflexology treatments to their children.... Why take this course? Many clients who have discovered the benefits of regular Reflexology treatment want to give their children the same health advantages. Being able to give Reflexology treatments is very different to knowing how to teach another person to give a Reflexology treatment. This course will give you the skills to help you cross the barrier for therapist to therapist-teacher What will you learn? You will be taught how to: Teach Reflexology to: small groups and one to one sessions How to plan a class How to put a course schedule together How to set up your room for comfort and teaching ease How to promote and advertise your course Type of equipment needed Benefits of teaching a group Course notes will include: Protocols for parents and guardians to: Support wellness and good routine Ease common childhood conditions Specially created reflexology foot maps to help you work on the tiny feet Map of Reflex Zones Baby Reflex foot map Who can take this course? Only Certified Reflexology Therapists Visit the link for more information http://www.myholistictraining.com/certified-baby-reflexolo/

New Course now available https://babyreflexologytendertouch.com/baby-reflex-instruct

NEW COURSE DATE FOR HAND REFLEXOLOGY WORKSHOP. Fully Approved Certification Course of the International Institute of Complementary Therapist This has moved to an online learning platform. Next date is Monday 4th May 10am to 4pm. Please visit http://www.myholistictraining.com/reflexology/ If you require more information, alternatively you can email me or message me.... Manuals can be collected from the studio in Oshawa or a PDF manual can be sent to your email address. I am keeping the spaces limited on this course, the same as I do in class, to ensure individual learning takes place. Virtual Class time: Monday May 4th 10am to 4pm I will also be offering up, for all who need it an in class meeting at my home studio once we are allowed to all be in the same room together, obviously I am not sure when that will be, but please know this offer is there for you in case you need more learning or just want to dive into things again. This is entirely up to you if you wish to attend, I just want the option to be there for you.

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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21111551 RCT review of the benefits of reflexology

Clinical research article aroma foot reflexology on peripheral neuropathy https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31473465-effects-of-aroma/

The Vagus Nerve And Nerve Reflexology When working the vagus nerve in reflexology, it is important to also work the nodose ganglia and the nucleus tractus solitarius in the brainstem, since the cell bodies of the sensory fibres of the vagus nerve are homed by the nodose ganglia and communicate with the nucleus tractus solitarius. However, the nervous system forms only a small part of the entire treatment plan. We know, for example, that pain is an indicator of inflammation - ...so when treating someone with inflammatory bowel disease, for example, which often occurs in response to sensitization of intestinal sensory neurons by inflammatory cytokines, we also have to treat the musculoskeletal system, the organ system, the blood, lymph and hormonal systems, and - of course - the psycho-emotional aspects that might be associated with that pain. Whilst gastrointestinal motility, secretion and absorption are all controlled by the enteric nervous system, it does not play a major role in pain transmission (Blackshaw, Brookes et al. 2007), so simply treating the digestive system will not produce any lasting effects. SOURCE Dr Carol Samuel AOR See more

Reflexology and Bronchial Asthma Report https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11266233