Not sure this group is still in use?

I am helping with the "Share" at the RAA Conference coming up in May. We need
people who will be driving to the conference to bring their chair or table with
them. Please contact me if you are able to help with this? If you have any
questions please call or e-mail me. Thanks so much for your assistance. Warmly,
Maureen Birchfield Recording Secratary RAA Board of Directors 608-756-8767
bedereflexology@...

Hello All,

I am brand new, and have a question. I have a close relative who is extremely
anxious about going to the dentist, and is experiencing some twinges in the gum
area.  What do you recommend for dealing with both the physical and emotional
discomforts?

Many thanks,
Melissa

hey everyone.

Just a short and quick note to introduce myself. I am Reflexology practitioner
based in New Delhi, india. I have been practicing reflexology for the past 5
years and have dealt several medical conditions. looking forward to many
interactions. cheers.namita

Hello everyone,

I hope you are well in health and busy, Reflexology meaning.

I am writing to ask for a personal favour.

I will be having my first course outside of Greece on Orthopedic Reflexology, it
is being hosted by the  International Institute of Reflexology UK.

http://www.reflexology-uk.net/site/training-courses/special-events/orthopedic-re\
flexology-course-presented-by-spiros-dimitrakoulas

If you know of any felllow reflexologists that would possibly be interested
would you be kind enough to send out this information to them.

Thank you in advance,

Spiros, Greece

This is so interesting for me.
I also have a client with very similar patterns: constipation, alcohol abuse,
normal bowel movement followed by normal behaviour.  Toxicity of the bowel
certainly seems to have a profound effect on our brain as well as on our
emotional and mental behaviour.  I suspect, however, that it is rare that we
acknowledge this connection.  I confess I am also guilty of turning to
foodstuffs which have a laxative effect, rather than using reflexology to help
my body perform.
So thanks for this message!  I've just joined this forum.

--- In reflexologycommunity@yahoogroups.com, "marie_breward"
<mariebodybalance@...> wrote:
>
>
> I had a very dear friend who was a manic depressive (diagnosed) who also had
alcohol and interestingly religious issues too.
>
> What was constant with her was she became chronically constipated and while in
this state would then become manic and start drinking again.
>
> I found that if I could give her some reflexology as soon as these symptoms
started she would have a normal bowel movement and have a 'sane' day with no
alcohol.  As I was a family friend I could follow this up over a couple of days
but once her bowels had started to function properly the manic period would end
and she could cope with life again and had no craving for alcohol either.
>
> Interestingly enough I've found others who have followed a similar pattern.
>
> Its interesting that when the bowel is toxic, the liver cannot seem to cope
with this either and the safe place for the body to dump such toxins appears to
be the brain!  No wonder they feel manic or depressed!.. but the key seems to be
in keeping the bowel moving and not allowing these toxins to build up.
>
> With her, the treatment was quite painful on the bowel, liver and brain
reflexes too, and she was encouraged to be prone and close her eyes, listening
to her favourite music while I worked on her...after treatment she would feel
quite sleepy, have a nap and then have a normal bowel movement withing a few
hours and immediately feel more energetic again.
>
> Hope this helps.
>

Just started reflexology last Mon had a good experience went back  on Fri glad
my Dr sehgested this

Hello Doctor,
Should you interested to start a new reflexology business in Kolkata, India
please communicate me your business plan with a brief explaining how we can
jointly start this particular business caring interest for both of us.

Wishing you a very very happy, wealthy and healthy Christmas and Happy new year
in advance.
Best regards
Avijit Sengupta
Kolkata, India 28.12.2011



________________________________
  From: Olafeso Ganiyu Awofeso <olafesoganiyuawofeso@...>
To: reflexologycommunity@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, 28 September 2011 8:34 PM
Subject: AW: [Reflexology Community ] Re: Greetings from El Paso Texas


 
Greetings,Practitioners,&advocates are willingly enormously ready to
assist,provide&affliate with other in this forum.Am also on
FB,(@/ReflexologyZonenTherapie),interactive therapies made simple with a touch
of Reflexology.Feel the need,then let's together"Reflex the Word to the World".

dr_stephan schrieb am Di 27. Sep, 2011 01:48 PDT:

>
>hi doctor,
>i am an indian herbal medicines (AYURVEDA) doctor and having university degree
in indian medicines and naturopathy.my native place in kerala, Cochin.Since 1987
practicing Ayurveda, Homoeopathy and Naturopathy.i am quite interested in
reflexology and like to invite u .pls let me know more about u.we can join to
start.waiting for reply.mail Id. dr_stephan@....
>dr.stephan Varghese p.
>--- In reflexologycommunity@yahoogroups.com, "Mark" <fraziermark67@...> wrote:
>>
>> Hello, I have been practicing reflexology off and on for 30 years. I am
available to give reflexology sessions. And I'm looking for a place to start a
reflexology business. Contact me, if interested or if you know of a good place
to start my new business. Thanks.
>>
>
>




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Jennifer,
     While you are working on your daughters feet you might use Lavender
essential oil from Young Living, I can't really recommend another company in the
US any way. Lavender is a very gentle essential oil and it has helped my son,
who also has ADHD.
     Another thing that helped my son is recognizing when he was going 'out of
control' so to speak. My son always has an amazing amount of energy but there
were times when it was much worse than others kind as if he got to a point that
he couldn't stop contain himself. So I asked him about it, because it kind of
flooded into other peoples lives and overwhelmed most people. I asked if he had
noticed that happened and how he felt about it. I also told him what a wonderful
amount of energy he had and if he noticed that sometimes he got out of control.
He said that he did notice that. So I told him I wanted him to think about how
he felt just before he got to that point, and we started from there. I just
figured that he was going to have to deal with this all of his life and I wanted
him to learn to deal with it without taking a drug to suppress it, my own
personal feelings. After he became aware of that feeling I told him to take a
deep breath and get control of himself and step away for a little while
someplace quite if possible. I don't know if that works for everyone just
thought I would share, as one parent to another. Just hang in there that energy
is an amazing thing for her to have if she learns how to direct it.
    We also use the Kangen water which has been very helpful, just a side note.
Donna

--- In reflexologycommunity@yahoogroups.com, Vinod Singhal <vinodsinghal@...>
wrote:
>
> You can give hair message  at bedtime with oil and by using fingertips only.
In addition press tips of both big toes in feets for 1-2 mins in morning and
evening daily. After 15 days you will notice a change. Continue for atleast 6
months.
>
> vinod singhal
>
>
> ________________________________
> From: Genevive32 <genevive32@...>
> To: reflexologycommunity@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Monday, 15 August 2011 5:52 AM
> Subject: [Reflexology Community ] Newbie here
>
>
>  
> Hi all, I'm looking to help my daughter who has ADHD with bedtime. She has a
hard time relaxing & settling down. We have her on a strict diet....no dyes, no
sugar, no aspartame, no junk. She has more energy than my whole family put
together. We tried melatonin but didn't care for it. We also are against any
meds...we use supplements instead. So I'm wondering if I could learn how to use
reflexology to help her calm down and relax at bedtime? Any help would be great.
Thanks, Jennifer
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

Lou,
    Hello, I have been working on some people that have the same issues. In fact
when I lived in that area I really noticed a weakness as well. I am not certain
what causes the sensitivity that some have more than others but I do know what
helped the individual that I was working on. She was motivated to say she felt
like something had been turned on in her body that hadn't worked before our
session.
    What I did was work up the spinal reflexes, using the vitaflex technique,
with the main essential oils used in a 'raindrop' session in addition to that I
used 'cinnamon' essential oil and 'Melissa' essential oil from YL. I used the
Vitaflex technique on all of her brain reflexes and actual from the base of the
toes all of the way to the tips. I just covered every single tiny section of
each toes thoroughly then I did the full raindrop technique on her back as well
both sides on the spine. She had remarkable results from one session and we will
be having another before long.
     I am not certain if she has had greater resistance to the electromagnetic
fields since our session I will let you know when I work on her the next time
but she certain had a powerful recovery on some level.
Donna
--- In reflexologycommunity@yahoogroups.com, "louv" <louev@...> wrote:
>
> I will be working with a client who had been living near a microwave tower
with the following effects:
>
> "Basically I am looking to reduce the sensitivity I experience from
electromagnetic fields. This began some years ago when I lived near an AT&T
microwave relay tower.
> It began with digestive disorders, led to fatigue and chronic headaches when
in the vicinity of strong electromagnetic currents. Periodic headaches, loss of
balance, vertigo, remain as periodic symptoms. I hope this helps."
>
> ANy suggestions on areas to concentrate on would be helpful.
>
> Thanks,
>
>    Lou
>

Nearly New- 2 Stools, 1. Round For the Practitioner and 2. Rectangular For The
Client.

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Waterproof and Easy Clean, Blue Covering.

Both in excellent condition as only used a couple of times.  For Sale at £30
each ONO.

Parvo in humans is known as Fifths disease, seen in children also known as
"slapped face" because of the flushed appearance of face.  Like the majority of
virus' it typically lasts 3 days.  It is usually deadly for canine victims with
diarrhea and vomiting the common symptoms, it is spreadable from one species to
the other.  It is interesting that they were told the virus attached to their
blood cells, been a nurse for over 30 years, this is a new one.  Work on areas
that include the lymphatic system to clear it.  contact me privately if you
want more info
Shawn Reel LMT RN
thereels@...
 


________________________________
From: freeddonrae <donnarae@...>
To: reflexologycommunity@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, November 2, 2011 12:54 AM
Subject: [Reflexology Community ] New to the group, hello to all and a question
about viruses



 

I just wanted to introduce myself to the group. I am in Oregon and love what I
am doing with reflexology.
I do have a question for the group. Has anyone ever worked on an animal or a
human with the parvo virus with good results. I know a family that has been told
that the virus has attached itself to their blood cells and they all have health
issues related to this. I can get more details if needed. I was just wondering
if anyone has come across something like that and if they have any input on the
subject.
Thanks in advance,
Donna Freed




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I guess it depends on where you live in the world and also where in the USA you
live.  In the USA each state has statutes that define complementary work in many
cases as in addition to, but the do not use in many states the terminology
medicine and/or treatment (treatment is often exclusive to the field of medicine
here).  Alternative in many states is considered in place of traditional
medicine (doctors and so forth) and does not include bodywork at any time unless
you meet specific criteria.  In Delaware a licensed massage therapist may work
by diagnosis on conditions with a referral from a physician which must be
written, faxed, or a phone call from the physician's office.  They can also bill
insurance, but they cannot diagnose.  Reflexology in many states is exempt from
massage law, but physicians tend to be protective of their arena so be careful
what you do.  For me, I stick to stress relief and relaxation as my criteria
because the body does have this remarkable ability to take of itself when
homeostasis is reached.  Just a thought.  Dave
Be yourself, everyone else is already taken.  Oscar Wilde

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yes, but you have to make sure you drink a lot of water and becareful of salty
foods and softdrink.... God blessing is always there!


________________________________
From: workinglearning2 <no_reply@yahoogroups.com>
To: reflexologycommunity@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, November 4, 2011 7:05 AM
Subject: [Reflexology Community ] treating uterine fibroids


 
Has anyone had any results treating uterine fibroids using reflexology?  More
specifically, have any fibroids shrunk in size?  If so, I'd love to hear
your advice.




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 Donna, As with other disease processes, let your client's feet talk to you
"they won't lie". Find the areas that present with issues and treat them. If the
virus is causing other health issues then it will take longer to get the desired
result. When I am treating clients with diabetis I treat the organic system as
instructed by the feet. I get wonderful results. Ken (WA)



________________________________
From: freeddonrae <donnarae@...>
To: reflexologycommunity@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, November 1, 2011 9:54 PM
Subject: [Reflexology Community ] New to the group, hello to all and a question
about viruses

I just wanted to introduce myself to the group. I am in Oregon and love what I
am doing with reflexology.
    I do have a question for the group. Has anyone ever worked on an animal or a
human with the parvo virus with good results. I know a family that has been told
that the virus has attached itself to their blood cells and they all have health
issues related to this. I can get more details if needed. I was just wondering
if anyone has come across something like that and if they have any input on the
subject.
Thanks in advance,
Donna Freed



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 Ahmed, I will atempt to address the clarification that you seek. "Traditional"
medicine in general refers to  allopathic medicine which has been practiced in
the "western world" for a few hundred years.allopthic medicine atempts to cure
disease processes through the use of drugs. Not too many years ago ALL other
forms of healing work was concidered "Alternative" in the western world.
(alterative to allopathic care) in the past 40 odd years or so as the AMA and
and others have "determined" that certain alterative pactices such as
Chiropractic, Acupuncture, theraputic massage , and a few others may have
paliative value and are therefore could be concidered to be complimentary to
allopathic care. Most of us, alternative pacticioners, treat the person and not
the disease process. We use techniques that have been successfully in use for
thousands of years
to help our clients by helping the functions of the body to normalize
themselves. In a body that has normal function there is no place for disease. 
Hope fully this helps.... Ken


________________________________
From: Ahmed <ahmedslem23@...>
To: reflexologycommunity@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, November 2, 2011 7:37 AM
Subject: [Reflexology Community ] What is alternative medicine and complementary
medicine?

"Alternative Medicine & Complementary Medicine

- Is there a difference between these two types of medicine? Before 
answering this question, there are many other questions should be 
preceded by: What is traditional medicine in the first place 
"Traditional Medicine"? What is the definition of alternative medicine
and complementary medicine? Is there a difference between alternative
medicine and complementary medicine or are two sides of one coin? Is 
alternative medicine and complementary medicine are safe in use, is 
this type of medicine addresses the symptoms of diseases and medical Is
it effective?Whether  alternative medicine or complementary medicine
they are not part of  traditional medicine that addresses the disease
with drugs and medicines  despite the use of some of their methods
(which proved to be  effective)  in traditional medicine, and here is
the relationship  between them.

read more
<http://asd-alternativemedicine.blogspot.com/2011/11/what-is-alternative\
-medicine-and.html>



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Any Reflexologists in BAHRAIN?
 
Ali


________________________________
  From: Brenda S <brendaschrag@...>
To: reflexologycommunity@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, March 14, 2012 2:39 PM
Subject: Re: [Reflexology Community ] Epstein-Barr



 

Greetings to all -
I am a Reflexology student, graduating in June.
One of my case studies has Epstein Barr along with a lung issue and a couple of
other things, but not Candida.

She is severely, severely depressed (think walking under a cloud, sad) and I
appreciate any info I can get.

She is probably the most negative person I've ever met..

Thanks and glad to be amongst you great folks!

--- In reflexologycommunity@yahoogroups.com, "Robin Cunningham, LMT"
<sacredqi@...> wrote:
>
> Nikki.  I think documenting case studies for these types of illnesses is
> absolutely critical and timely!  Thank you for bringing it up!
>
> What do y'all think about setting up an informal transformation from
> anecdotal story to case study type of format on this list?  I know Kevin has
> been doing so much valuable research, that this should fit right in.
>
>
> There are methods available to allow the practitioner a vehicle for doing
> just that... shifting from an anecdotal experience to that of a full fledged
> case study.
>
> Any interest?
>
> Robin Cunningham, LMT, d.Hom
> Baton Rouge
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Nicole" <gwtool@...>
> To: <reflexologycommunity@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Monday, October 07, 2002 3:15 PM
> Subject: Re: [Reflexology Community ] Epstein-Barr
>
>
> > If your client really wants to beat this, I advise  that she needs to see
> you at least 4-5 times in 4 weeks, but go lightly at first.   AND alot
> depends on her diet.   She needs to be on a diet similar to a diabetic's
> diet because of the sugar.  Eat plenty of plain yogurt to help balance out
> the good bacteria in the intestines that allow yeast to take over.
> >
> > I used to have this nasty virus and sugar always made me feel sluggish.
> (BUT WHEN YOU ARE TIRED, YOU CRAVE IT MORE!)   The sugar in your system
> makes this virus even more annoying and sugar makes the yeast multiply which
> is a never ending viscious circle.
> >
> > Be sure to work the HEART reflex as this virus will cause your pericardium
> to become enlarged.  ALSO!!!  The SPLEEN is more apt to rupture when it gets
> "swollen".    This is not a virus to take lightly and yet I want to tell you
> that I overcame it.  It is very similar to Mono and will make you want to
> sleep your life away.
> >
> > Please keep us posted on her progress.    (Maybe we should do these case
> studies so we ALL learn and progress reports on your client after every
> visit ~ what do you think?)
> >
> > Good luck!    ~ Nikki ~
> >   ----- Original Message -----
> >   From: reflexology11229
> >   To: reflexologycommunity@yahoogroups.com
> >   Sent: Monday, October 07, 2002 3:02 PM
> >   Subject: [Reflexology Community ] Epstein-Barr
> >
> >
> >   Hello Group,
> >
> >   My name is Kevin and I am a newcomer here and also newly certified as
> >   a Reflexologist. I have just picked up a client that has been
> >   diagnosed as having the Epstein-Barr virus and she also has a history
> >   of yeast infections. I am not quite sure what reflexes I should
> >   concentrate on in order to give her the best possible treatment and
> >   so I ask if anyone can give me some help and suggestions.
> >
> >   Thank you.
> >
> >   Peace,
> >
> >   Kevin
> >
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Kenneth,
   Thanks for the input, I am learning that is true. I know I can learn a lot
from asking the body a question, it always gives an answer. I love the work I am
doing and the new modalities I am adding to what I can offer. Thanks again for
responding I love hearing others experiences an learning from it.
Donna

--- In reflexologycommunity@yahoogroups.com, Kenneth Smith <whitebear4682@...>
wrote:
>
>  Donna, As with other disease processes, let your client's feet talk to you
"they won't lie". Find the areas that present with issues and treat them. If the
virus is causing other health issues then it will take longer to get the desired
result. When I am treating clients with diabetis I treat the organic system as
instructed by the feet. I get wonderful results. Ken (WA)
>
>
>
> ________________________________
> From: freeddonrae <donnarae@...>
> To: reflexologycommunity@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Tuesday, November 1, 2011 9:54 PM
> Subject: [Reflexology Community ] New to the group, hello to all and a
question about viruses
>
> I just wanted to introduce myself to the group. I am in Oregon and love what I
am doing with reflexology.
>     I do have a question for the group. Has anyone ever worked on an animal or
a human with the parvo virus with good results. I know a family that has been
told that the virus has attached itself to their blood cells and they all have
health issues related to this. I can get more details if needed. I was just
wondering if anyone has come across something like that and if they have any
input on the subject.
> Thanks in advance,
> Donna Freed
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

Dear Melissa,
Of course, reflex the head and teeth reflexes. Also, try googling 'oil pulling'
- an ayurvedic practice
for dental hygiene. It is a simple and effective practice! I have been doing
this cocoanut oil and a drop of
oregano oil for about two months-my dental hygienest wanted to know what I have
been doing differently
since my gums looked so much healthier!
Best,

Connie Hubley
AAEd, NBCR,NCTMB
www.reflexionsetcschoolofreflexology.com





-----Original Message-----
From: Melissa <melissamalin@...>
To: reflexologycommunity <reflexologycommunity@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wed, Mar 14, 2012 10:34 am
Subject: [Reflexology Community ] Dental pain and anxiety




Hello All,

I am brand new, and have a question. I have a close relative who is extremely
anxious about going to the dentist, and is experiencing some twinges in the gum
area. What do you recommend for dealing with both the physical and emotional
discomforts?

Many thanks,
Melissa







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Spiros,
Your course looks interesting! Wish I could attend!
  Do you have Orthopedic Reflexology charts available?
Have you designed them?

Best,

Connie Hubley
AAEd, NBCR,NCTMB
www.reflexionsetcschoolofreflexology.com





-----Original Message-----
From: Spiros <spirosreflex17@...>
To: reflexologycommunity <reflexologycommunity@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wed, Mar 14, 2012 10:35 am
Subject: [Reflexology Community ] Need your help - Spiros, Greece




Hello everyone,

I hope you are well in health and busy, Reflexology meaning.

I am writing to ask for a personal favour.

I will be having my first course outside of Greece on Orthopedic Reflexology, it
is being hosted by the International Institute of Reflexology UK.

http://www.reflexology-uk.net/site/training-courses/special-events/orthopedic-re\
flexology-course-presented-by-spiros-dimitrakoulas

If you know of any felllow reflexologists that would possibly be interested
would you be kind enough to send out this information to them.

Thank you in advance,

Spiros, Greece







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I agree with Ken, but you really must go from state to state in the USA to find
out how things are judged.  My own definition of each is that alternative means
in place of allopathic and complementary means in addition to allopathic. 
Depending on each state it is necessary to check what is listed in each law. 
For example, in Delaware, Reflexology is lumped in with massage.  Both are in
addition to, but massage can be used in a medical setting if you are a therapist
by referral from a physician or insurance, but reflexology is lumped under the
massage umbrella for criteria and does meet the therapist status here because
you need 500 hours and a Board recognized national test to become a therapist
which is at present the NCBTMB exam.  Therefore, you can only work for
relaxation and stress release and homeostasis (body balance).  Pain and stress
are symptoms, so one can work on a client for those.  As we all know the real
healing comes from our immune system that works well in all situations when the
wires (nerves) are sending the proper messages to the brain.  This means that
stress release, relaxation, and balance can help the body send messages to the
brain which in turn sends correction back to the unbalanced part of the body. 
We are actually then allowing the body to what it is designed to do......balance
and correct.  The body is doing the healing not us.
Dave Patterson

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I have been reading various information about Reflexology online that has been
associating Reflexology with Massage Therapy. It seems that we may be loosing
ground as it relates to being able to practice our healing art professionally as
Reflexologist. This is an article that represents the future of Reflexology.
http://www.abmp.com/news/reflexology-certification-bill-signed-into-law-in-washi\
ngton/

What are your thoughts....

Dear Friends of  Reflexology,

I am Janine Singh from Trinidad and Tobago in the West Indies.I am a practicing
reflexologist in reflexology vibrational medicine,trained with the British
School of Yoga.I am interested in connecting with an international body to share
and learn more about this profession,and also develop a family of
reflexologist.Thank you for allowing me to be a part of this group.

warm regards,
janine


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any reflexologist in Bahrain ?



________________________________
From: druwinan <druwinan@...>
To: reflexologycommunity@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, March 9, 2012 6:01 PM
Subject: [Reflexology Community ] THIS BEING IS AN EXACT HISTORICAL .. GOD


 
The word "El" in his speech (reflexes system) would be - "will receive".
"Allah" means - "Renoncation, Retraction, Abdication" (seems in this term is
ancient
Islamic ideology's base).
ABOUT THIS AND MORE YOU CAN EASILY TO FIND HERE
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/Universal-life/

--- In reflexologycommunity@yahoogroups.com, Drstephan Varghese <dr_stephan@...>
wrote:
>
> thanks lot for message.like to know more about u and ur activities.
> dr.stephan, india.
>
>
>
> ________________________________
> From: Olafeso Ganiyu Awofeso <olafesoganiyuawofeso@...>
> To: reflexologycommunity@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Thursday, 29 September 2011 9:04 AM
> Subject: AW: [Reflexology Community ] Re: Greetings from El Paso Texas
>
>
>  
> Greetings,Practitioners,&advocates are willingly enormously ready to
assist,provide&affliate with other in this forum.Am also on
FB,(@/ReflexologyZonenTherapie),interactive therapies made simple with a touch
of Reflexology.Feel the need,then let's together"Reflex the Word to the World".
>
> dr_stephan schrieb am Di 27. Sep, 2011 01:48 PDT:
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> >hi doctor,
> >i am an indian herbal medicines (AYURVEDA) doctor and having university
degree in indian medicines and naturopathy.my native place in kerala,
Cochin.Since 1987 practicing Ayurveda, Homoeopathy and Naturopathy.i am quite
interested in reflexology and like to invite u .pls let me know more about u.we
can join to start.waiting for reply.mail Id. dr_stephan@...
> >dr.stephan Varghese p.
> >--- In reflexologycommunity@yahoogroups.com, "Mark" <fraziermark67@> wrote:
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> >> Hello, I have been practicing reflexology off and on for 30 years. I am
available to give reflexology sessions. And I'm looking for a place to start a
reflexology business. Contact me, if interested or if you know of a good place
to start my new business. Thanks.
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I have 16 year old male who suffers from migraines so bad he has to be
hospitalized.  The doctors believe it may be from a concussion to the brain stem
after having two concussions (unknown) playing football.
Does anyone have experience with these types of migraines?  Can you share your
treatment plan?

Thanks!
Jane

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Greetings,
Clove oil is great.  It's been used for years.
I worked on dental patients while they were in the chair getting work done.  it
was amazing!  Less medication to none was used and healing was faster.  The
patients loved it too.
But the best experience I've had was when I got to work on my own 11 year old
son.  He was having the metal removed in his mouth and didn't want needles in
his gums. So I worked on him for over an hour and he never flinched or cried. 
Both the dentist and I were surprised.  And a child won't usually hide their
emotions! 
 
Tess
Santa Fe, NM
 
 


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  From: ConnieHubley <ReflexionsEtc@...>
To: reflexologycommunity@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, March 14, 2012 5:27 PM
Subject: Re: [Reflexology Community ] Dental pain and anxiety



 


Dear Melissa,
Of course, reflex the head and teeth reflexes. Also, try googling 'oil pulling'
- an ayurvedic practice
for dental hygiene. It is a simple and effective practice! I have been doing
this cocoanut oil and a drop of
oregano oil for about two months-my dental hygienest wanted to know what I have
been doing differently
since my gums looked so much healthier!
Best,

Connie Hubley
AAEd, NBCR,NCTMB
www.reflexionsetcschoolofreflexology.com

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From: Melissa <melissamalin@...>
To: reflexologycommunity <reflexologycommunity@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wed, Mar 14, 2012 10:34 am
Subject: [Reflexology Community ] Dental pain and anxiety

Hello All,

I am brand new, and have a question. I have a close relative who is extremely
anxious about going to the dentist, and is experiencing some twinges in the gum
area. What do you recommend for dealing with both the physical and emotional
discomforts?

Many thanks,
Melissa

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We need to become independant from massage therapy, because we do not do
massage.
Are you a certified reflexologist?

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What is it about the bill that you find troubling? I've just read it, and
as I understand it, Washington now recognizes "Certified Reflexologist" as
a professional credential required to practice, in the same way that one
must receive a license to practice massage in that state. It does not
require Reflexologists to train in massage, specifying that Reflexologists
must not use "massage" or related terminology to describe their practice.
These seem to be positive gains to me. Have I misread the bill? I also took
from it that licensed  massage practitioners are allowed to practice
reflexology with or without being certified in reflexology, which could be
problematic depending on the quality of reflexology training massage
schools in the state provide.


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I have been reading various information about Reflexology online that has
been associating Reflexology with Massage Therapy. It seems that we may be
loosing ground as it relates to being able to practice our healing art
professionally as Reflexologist. This is an article that represents the
future of Reflexology.
http://www.abmp.com/news/reflexology-certification-bill-signed-into-law-in-washi\
ngton/

What are your thoughts....


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Yes, I am and have been in practice ten years.  In Delaware, I am not allowed to
work by diagnosis just for balance and relaxation, but I am a certified
technician and if the body is realaxed the body does it's stuff and here that
statement works.  Dave Patterson

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Brenda, Every state has different requirements for Bodywork.  Many states
exclude Reflexology from massage law, but not all states do that.  Delaware does
not exclude but includes under massage and bodywork statutes and does not
exempt.  Reflexology is under Bodywork and requires 500 hours to be a therapist,
plus a national test from the NCBTMB which is ludicrous, but it is fact. One
should always check the state they live in for Bodywork that is not true massage
e.g. Reflexology and Acupressure to be sure you are legal in that state.  There
is no one National Certifying Organization that does it all by specific
disciplines.  There was one person, Christine Issel, who got Reflexology exempt
in many states for many years.  Be happy that your state is in the right spot. 
Dave Patterson

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kevin kunz and a few others fought very hard here in new mexico for that and
won. 
 


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To: reflexologycommunity@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, April 12, 2012 9:32 AM
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We need to become independant from massage therapy, because we do not do
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Are you a certified reflexologist?

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