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13D / 502 Howitt Street, Ballarat North 3350
Foot Reflexology, Back Massage, Shoulder Massage, Foot Massage, Neck Massage
Foot Reflexology from $80.00
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Best Foot Reflexologists in Ballarat East, VICFor more salons, check out Fresha’s list of Reflexology in rural Victoria.
For more salons, check out Fresha’s list of Reflexology in rural Victoria.
6 phone bookable Foot Reflexology venues in Ballarat East
Ballarat Thai Massage
107 Main Rd, Ballarat East 3350
Aromatherapy Massage, Back Massage, Balinese Massage, Body Massage, Chinese Massage
Banyan Tree Thai Massage Ballarat
6 Little Bridge St, Ballarat Central 3350
Back Massage, Balinese Massage, Body Massage, Corporate Massage, Couples Massage
Ballarat Salt Rooms and Wellness Centre
242 Main Rd, Ballarat 3350
Aromatherapy Massage, Chinese Massage, Couples Massage, Deep Tissue Massage, Foot Reflexology
Ballarat Massage | Angela Willett
74 Albert St, Sebastopol 3356
Body Massage, Bowen Therapy, Chinese Massage, Corporate Massage, Couples Massage
Brendan Wilson Remedial Massage Therapist
109 Moola St, Ballarat North 3350
Ayurvedic Massage, Back Massage, Bowen Therapy, Chinese Massage, Corporate Massage
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Foot reflexology is way different to a foot massage. Well, maybe not way different, but the objective and the desired results are definitely not the same. A reflexologist is looking at maneuvering and adding pressure to certain parts of the foot to promote healing and relief to certain organs of the body. Who knew that the feet were connected to our internals? So, if you're thinking of getting some pressure applied to your feet to help recentre and work on your inner qi, check out all the businesses in Ballarat East that offer the service.
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Questions & Answers
What should I do after foot reflexology?
You might feel energised, or super chill, or even emotional. Just honour where you're at, and stay hydrated.
How much does foot reflexology cost?
Foot reflexology treatments cost $95 on average.
How long does foot reflexology take?
Foot reflexology is about 75 minutes on average per treatment.
Why should I get foot reflexology?
If you're feeling in need of a bit of balance and stress relief, foot reflexology could help. Its practitioners believe that different points on the foot are connected to the body's other systems, so pressure there can relieve issues elsewhere to encourage more holistic wellbeing.
How often should I get foot reflexology?
Most practitioners will recommend an initial course of four to eight weekly treatments, with subsequent appointments as needed.
Does foot reflexology hurt?
It shouldn't be painful, though of course, any pressure on points of tension can be uncomfortable. Speak up if need be - your reflexologist doesn't want to hurt you.