I have long used reflexology to support women, to rebalance hormones & help them to destress….now I am taking this to the next level to support you with the specialty of Reproductive Reflexology. As I have a special interest in Women’s Health & Fertility, in 2022 I studied this area in-depth with two lovely ladies (Carole Samuel & Barbara Scott) who came over from the UK to teach this specialty of Reproductive Reflexology. Since then, I have been honing my skills since to support you along your hormone balancing &/or fertility journey. This will work alongside your current naturopathic treatment plan quite beautifully…plus, you get to chill-out on my table every week!! 🙂
Did you know that female fertility starts to decline from age 35, whilst male fertility declines from the age of 40?? And one in six couples have difficulties conceiving. Of these, approximately 1/3 of their problems will be a result of male fertility issues, 1/3 will be from female fertility concerns & the remaining 1/3 will be due to issues with both the man & woman. And if a woman has a male partner 5 or more years older than herself, she may also have more difficulty in getting pregnant. Though these are general guidelines…lifestyle, genetics & environment will also impact your unique fertility. This is why it is so important for both partners to at least attend the first Fertility Consult together so we can discuss all both partners history, health concerns & possibilities for support.
As I generally would’ve already taken your menstrual cycle history during your initial Fertility Consult & will potentially already be supporting you with herbs – Fertility Reflexology takes things to another level…& it’s also great to ease menstrual pains associated with endometriosis & PCOS. Ideally it would be useful to treat your partner too…as mentioned, it does ‘take two to tango’ – & fertility reflexology can improve their sperm quality & support stress at the same time. Ideally, you have weekly Fertility Reflexology & then reassess to see how your cycle is tracking to support where needed.
