Healing Touch Reflexology
Natural Therapy in Warringah

Be kind to your body. Regular treatments can assist with the symptoms of stress and with the prevention of those symptoms returning or even starting. One of the most common complaints these days is suffered by most people at some stage or other 'stress' and can potentially lead to major symptoms of disease. Jo is a qualified reflexologist and registered nurse who is using her many years of nursing experience to bridge the gap between western style medicine and natural therapies. Reflexology is a fantastic natural therapy which is helpful for many symptoms of disease, pain or injury. My own personal experience of reflexology has assisted with my management of serious symptoms during my pregnancy many years ago and in more recent years has assisted with the management of my chronic pain caused from trauma of a car accident 12 years ago. I know reflexology can help more people out there who have been told by one or more health professionals ''there is nothing more that can be done' or 'just take these medications regularly' there are alternatives therapies out there for everyone, so if you think you are one of those people who feel that nothing else is working, want to complement your current treatments, or just some relaxation, reflexology at healing touch is definitely for you. Call to book an appointment.

We comprehend that insignificant changes and a insignificant education in the first can avoid large problems in the future. Babies Baby feet only need protection in the cooler weather. Socks or small, soft instinctive fiber shoes should be old to keep insignificant feet hot and should always be loose around your baby’s feet. Making time for your baby to kick freely will assist with the development of the muscles in the legs and feet. When your kid first begins to walk, shoes should only be impaired when care is needed from the ground. Allowing children to go barefoot or to wear very easy shoes helps the foot to typically flourish and assists in strengthening muscles. Most children will grow out of these walking styles by the age of two however it can sometimes receive until the age of 12. Children below the age of three may sometimes walk on their tip toes and this is a normal developmental stage. Any child over the age of three and still walking on their tip toes (toe walking) should be assessed by a podiatrist. Growing feet A child’s foot grows in length and changes in shape with growth. Arch development is an individual thing and arch height or a lack of an arch does not perpetual indicate that a child will have problems with their feet. If your child has pain or has one flat foot that differs from the other foot, a podiatrist can assist. If your child is experiencing pain at the back of the heel that has limited their activity or causes them to limp, a podiatrist can help. Your podiatrist will be capable to determine whether or not the heel pain is related to the developmental process and give advice about ways to alleviate symptoms. Children also tend to be more susceptible to warts than adults. If the wart is causing discomfort, a podiatrist can help with treatment. The shoe should fit the automatic shape of the foot, especially around the toes. The toe of the shoe should permit toes to move freely and not be squashed from the top or the sides. Make safe there is about 1cm growing room for children between the last of the longest toe and the last of the shoe. You notice any skin rashes, firm skin, lumps or bumps on your child’s feet. Your kid complains of recurrent pain in the feet ardor legs which also increases with activity. Your kid is continually tripping or falling. Your child’s walk does not look symmetrical (or the equivalent on both feet and legs). Chilblains are little red lumps that form on the skin as a response to col.