Reflexology revealed: a healing technique good enough for the Royal Family

Increased energy flow, a flood of endorphins and instant relaxation – these are just a few benefits possible through reflexology, a popular healing technique originating from Ancient Egypt.

Reflexology is a technique which stimulates the body’s own natural healing response through pressure applied to reflex points in the feet and hands.

“Reflexology has proved useful in treating conditions including infertility, hormonal imbalances, sleep disorders, PMS and headaches. It has also helped treat children with ADHD and babies with earaches, colic and gum pain,” said Director of Education Endeavour College of Natural Health Dr Nicholas Vardaxis.

“Reflexology is one of the fastest growing natural therapies and is making its mark on popular culture, with fans including Prince Charles, Muhammad Ali and Sarah Jessica Parker.

“Australia needs more highly qualified and skilled practitioners to meet the growing demand for this service. Reflexology is becoming big business, with the service even offered today for an extra fee at select hairdressers around Australia.”

Endeavour College of Natural Health offers Weekend Short Courses in Reflexology in Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Adelaide and a Diploma of Reflexology in Brisbane and Sydney commencing in Semester 2. For more information contact 1300 462 887 or visit www.endeavour.edu.au.

Reflexology: 5 Interesting Facts Unveiled

1. Children with cerebral palsy who receive regular reflexology treatments grow faster than children who don’t, according to Chinese research from the Beijing International Reflexology Conference Report.
2. Best-selling author of “You Can Heal Your Life” Louise Hay credited reflexology for helping her recover from cervical cancer.
3. Donald Trump’s ex-wife Maria Maples reportedly gave birth with the help of LA massage therapist Aiko Aiyana who used reflexology to help Maria through the birthing process.
4. Reflexologists in the 20th century used combs and rubber bands to apply pressure to reflex points rather than their own hands.
5. The late Princess Diana received reflexology treatments three times a week to give her more energy, Newsweek reported in 1997.

About Endeavour College

Endeavour College of Natural Health is the largest provider of Higher Education degree and VET courses in natural health and fitness in the Southern Hemisphere with campuses in Brisbane, the Gold Coast, Melbourne, Perth, Adelaide and Sydney. More than 25,000 graduates have completed their studies in natural health education since the College opened in 1975.

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