Jenny Bee's Therapies

13/11/2025

I use the sympathetic point in all of my treatments with Auricular Acupuncture. It's so beneficial!

Are your clients struggling to fall asleep or stay asleep? 🌙

Auricular acupuncture can be a powerful tool for calming the mind and supporting deep, restorative rest.

One of the key points used in treatment helps regulate the sympathetic nervous system and activates the parasympathetic side of the body. This is the part of your system responsible for relaxation, slowing the heart rate, and preparing you for sleep.

When this point is stimulated, the body shifts out of stress mode and into a state where sleep becomes much easier to access. Clients often describe a feeling of calm washing over them, followed by improved sleep quality in the nights that follow.

If your clients are dealing with insomnia or restless nights (which let's face it.... alot of us are!), auricular acupuncture offers a gentle, natural approach that supports the body’s own ability to settle.

To learn this protocol and others, take a look at our upcoming courses - https://bit.ly/41ldsCO

13/11/2025

In our members experience men are often more sceptical about Reproflexology™ than women.

What we find is after the initial consultation where they learn about our tests and protocols they tend to come round to the idea.

Reproductive reflexologists know that despite s***m being delicate and easily damaged, there is much that can be done to improve both quality and quantity. S***m quality can be affected by diet, poor sleep, high stress levels, heat, some forms of exercise and these can be fairly easily remedied.

And like other health practitioners we use Semen Analysis and S***m DNA Fragmentation testing to help us to understand where the issues may be and repeat testing to measure progress.

Well trained reproductive reflexologists (like our members), know what to look out for:

"I had a s***m test which came back pretty fine but the reflexologist spotted raised white blood cells, so she suggested I go for some further tests. I had bacteria present, which the GP and hospital hadn’t noticed, and was treated with antibiotics." - Male participant from a small phenomenological study in January 2023.

Whilst reflexology, or any other form of complementary therapy might not suit everyone, it can be a useful form of support and provides a means of reducing stress and an integrative approach to fertility.

13/11/2025

Wow... look at what's under your neck!!

Anatomy of neck!! 🤩

12/11/2025

🏆 LETS GET NOMINATING - SMALL BUSINESS AWARDS 2025 💪

Our small independent local businesses are the backbone of our local economy and now more than ever do we need to promote, celebrate and support them as much as we can.

That's why after such a brilliant competition last year, i am determined to keep backing our Small Business - no matter how small - as they are the backbone of our local economy.

I am inviting everyone across Keighley, Ilkley, Craven, and the Worth Valley to nominate their favourite small business for the title of Best Small Business 👩‍💻

To nominate a local small business you love, please visit 👉 https://www.robbiemoore.org.uk/nominate

If you're a local business wanting to get involved, please do feel free to share 🔁this post!

The deadline for nominations is Sunday 14 December, with the winners to be announced soon after. Good Luck to all and please do get involved! 🍀

11/11/2025

Nearly up to 4,000 followers 🌞🙏
We might do a prize for number 4,000! 🎁

11/11/2025

11/11/2025

When you are struggling to get pregnant, it can be easy to assume you are alone in your difficulties.

Sadly, this is not the case. It is estimated that 1 in 6 couples need support.

Of those couples, the difficulties are experienced by 1/3rd men, 1/3rd female, and 1/3rd joint. This means that couples have equal responsibility in taking care of their fertility health and well-being.

Many couples turn to complementary therapies to support their path to pregnancy, often alongside varying forms of assisted conception such as Clomid, IUI, IVF, and ICSI.

In a study* that we (The Association of Reproductive Reflexologists) carried out, 68% of couples conceived whilst receiving treatment with our therapists over an average of 11.32 sessions.

Members of the Association of Reproductive Reflexologists (MARR) are specially trained in Reproflexology™, using structured and prescriptive treatment protocols. It's a global membership, too, meaning you will be able to find a local therapist.

If you are struggling to get pregnant, you are not alone. Visit our website to find one of our reproductive reflexologists near you.

*The study was conducted with 180 couples, and the results are available to view on our website.

10/11/2025

✨ Discover Local Wellness in the Heart of the Community - For Practitioners & Stall Holders ✨

Are you a local holistic practitioner or business interested in showcasing your services or products at our 2026 Health & Wellbeing Festival? Please contact Lauren to find out more about securing a stall at lauren@trueengagement.co.uk.

08/11/2025

07/11/2025

I am a Reproductive reflexologist, based at Jo Kirk Therapies in Burley-in-Wharefdale. Contact me if you would like more information.

If you are preparing to start or add to your family, Reproflexology™ may help you to conceive naturally or with medical assistance.

Successful patient case studies include:

💙 Would-be mums who want to be fully prepared to start their family
💙 Couples and individuals undergoing conventional fertility treatment to aid conception, e.g. IVF, IUI, ICSI
💙 Women and men seeking a complementary therapy to help relieve the pain and symptoms of reproductive conditions
💙 Couples who have already tried more conventional methods to help them conceive or to relieve ongoing pain and symptoms
💙 Women seeking help and guidance during pregnancy.

On our website you can find a global directory of reproductive reflexologists, specially trained to support parents to be.

07/11/2025

Trigeminal Nerve: “The trigeminal nerve is the fifth and largest cranial nerve, responsible for providing sensation to the face and controlling chewing muscles. It has three main branches—the ophthalmic (V1), maxillary (V2), and mandibular (V3)—which transmit feelings like touch, pain, and temperature from different areas of the face and mouth to the brain.

❄️Branches and their functions❄️

✔️Ophthalmic nerve (V1): This branch provides sensation to the forehead, the eye, the upper eyelid, and the nose.

✔️Maxillary nerve (V2): This branch provides sensation for the middle of the face, including the cheek, upper teeth and gums, lower eyelid, and the side of the nose.

✔️Mandibular nerve (V3): This branch provides sensation to the lower part of the face, including the jaw, lower teeth and gums, and lower lip. It also contains motor fibers that control the muscles used for chewing.”

- Dr. Muhammed Ziya

Image Credit: Dr. Muhammed Ziya

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