What Is Reflexology?
The goal of reflexology is the restoration of lost joint mobility as well as the mobility of internal organs. To achieve this, their relative positions are restored.
Two Main Directions
Based on the methods of intervention, reflexology is divided into two categories:
Reflexology
Very similar to Thai massage and certain classic massage techniques. Uses more forceful manipulations to correct the position of vertebrae and joints.
Gentle, non-forceful techniques
Uses gentle, non-forceful, and barely perceptible manipulations to move and shift:
- Vertebrae
- Skull bones
- Internal organs
by fractions of a millimetre to several millimetres.
Why Is Reflexology Alone Not Enough?
If a person has a bone displacement held in place by tense muscles or a displacement of internal organs that disrupts blood supply, nutrition, and their function, then this displacement must be corrected.
However, the effect of reflexology sessions will always be short-lived, because reduced brain control over the musculoskeletal system will not prevent the reverse displacement and fixation of bones or internal organs.
The Power of Combination
Only through the combined use of acupuncture and reflexology can positive results in working with health conditions be achieved.
Acupuncture restores the brain’s control over the musculoskeletal system, while reflexology returns organs and joints to their correct position. Their combination creates a comprehensive wellness effect that is permanent.
Indications for Reflexology
Reflexology is successfully applied for:
- Spinal problems — lower back pain, neck pain, thoracic pain
- Disc herniation — non-pharmaceutical support without surgery
- Scoliosis & Kyphosis — posture correction
- Arthritis — improvement of joint mobility
- Neuralgias — relief of nerve compression
- Tension headaches — restoration of the cervical spine
- Post-traumatic rehabilitation — after accidents or sports injuries
Our Approach
At our centre, reflexology is always integrated into a comprehensive wellness plan that combines acupuncture, phytotherapy, and — when deemed necessary — Atlas therapy. This holistic approach ensures lasting results and significant improvement in quality of life.