favourite therapy?

[pumpernickel o]

What are people's favourite therapies? And their clients' favourites? Have I done the right thing in learning reflexology first?!

Janet x

 

[Sourkandy19]

It all depends on what it is I am trying to achieve as to what my favourite therapies would be. For relaxation I would probably say good old fashioned massage, for sleep I would say Reiki, but to find out the root cause of various aches and pains, I would have to say kinesiology. As for whether going reflexology first was the best thing to do, that is a question that ultimately only you can answer.

June

 

[Pompal 09.]

I can say that as a therapist practising reflexology, holistic massage and aromatherapy, most of my regular clients tend to be for reflexology, whereas those requiring massage or aromatherapy only come when they feel they need it.

Not sure if that answers your question.

Lesley

 

[EmulanefHamma]

I find similar to Lesley. I have got a lot of regular aroma clients, but they rarely come each week, or if they do then they tail off when they are better. I have found that all the reflex clients so far have rebooked for regular sessions, which is encouraging as I haven't been doing it for long. Then again it is cheaper than aroma and you don't need to get undressed, so I think that helps. I personally find that clients sleep really well after reflex, sometimes even if they haven't slept at night for two or three years, so it get's a big thumbs up there from me. I still love aromatherapy but have to admit that reflexology is swaying it a bit now for me!

Personally the one therapy that I never enjoy is Indian Head. I know others who love it, and the client's always enjoy it, but it just doesn't do it for me. I always want to rip their clothes off, get the oil out and really get down to it....if you know what I mean.[8D] I also do Reiki, and think the more you do the better you get etc etc....so am still newish to that, do enjoy doing it though. Gave one today and almost left the planet actually, so that was nice. Not only that but he paid me and it should probably have been the other way round I enjoyed it so much!

 

[arrakis]

I find similar to Lesley. I have got a lot of regular aroma clients, but they rarely come each week, or if they do then they tail off when they are better. I have found that all the reflex clients so far have rebooked for regular sessions, which is encouraging as I haven't been doing it for long. Then again it is cheaper than aroma and you don't need to get undressed, so I think that helps. I personally find that clients sleep really well after reflex, sometimes even if they haven't slept at night for two or three years, so it get's a big thumbs up there from me. I still love aromatherapy but have to admit that reflexology is swaying it a bit now for me!

Personally the one therapy that I never enjoy is Indian Head. I know others who love it, and the client's always enjoy it, but it just doesn't do it for me. I always want to rip their clothes off, get the oil out and really get down to it....if you know what I mean.[8D] I also do Reiki, and think the more you do the better you get etc etc....so am still newish to that, do enjoy doing it though. Gave one today and almost left the planet actually, so that was nice. Not only that but he paid me and it should probably have been the other way round I enjoyed it so much!

 

[Xander]

Candie, you are a hoot!

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[Joshu@]

Hi Janet

I like giving reflexology best, because I get such a buzz out of hearing my clients tell me how much better they feel after a couple off sessions.

I enjoy recieving a good aroma massage best, cause it feels sooooo good!!!!

Waywood