Relax & Renew Reflexology

01/02/2026

February Special Offer! Free Taster of the ‘Stress Buster’ super relaxing Facial Reflexology with every Foot Reflexology session booked 🤗£40 Offer Ends 28th February. Message to book 👣🦶🏻

22/01/2026

Most of my posts are about what 'Reflexology is'. But here's one about what 'Reflexology is NOT'!

Reflexology is not a massage and not a medical treatment!

Nope, it's not! ❌

First and foremost, reflexologists do not diagnose illness, nor do they practice medicine. Only licensed physicians are allowed to do that according to law. Neither does a reflexologist treat specific diseases. (Even though most of my clients tell me very specifically what their problems are, and I may know medically what ailments they suffer from.)

Reflexologists never proceed as if reflexology is going to cure the problems. We may spend extra time working the reflex area on the feet (hands/ears/face) that correspond to the part that is portraying the symptoms, with positive results, but our work can not be classified as a medical treatment as such.

Yes, people do report experiencing relief from symptoms, reduction in pain, balancing of imbalances and improvement in many areas of their health and wellbeing.

Reflexology interrupts the patterns of stress in the body. Both external and internal stressors. It gives the body the opportunity to tap in to its innate healing abilities, and thus be able to get on with trying to heal itself!

So, reflexology does facilitate healing, and very often that may be alongside the medical advice and treatment you are receiving from your doctor, or other medical practitioners.

That’s awesome isn’t it! ❤️

x Karen x

12/01/2026

The immune system is closely linked to the nervous system, lymphatic system, and the body’s response to stress. When the body is under prolonged stress, immune function can become less efficient, affecting recovery and resilience.

Reflexology is a holistic therapy that works by encouraging deep relaxation and supporting the body’s natural self-regulation. By helping to calm the nervous system, reflexology may assist in reducing the physiological effects of stress, which in turn supports immune processes.

Reflexology is also thought to support lymphatic flow, an important part of immune function that helps the body move waste products and maintain internal balance.

By working gently with the whole body rather than targeting symptoms alone, reflexology supports balance and resilience, helping the body function as effectively as possible over time.



💜 The Irish Reflexologists’ Institute (IRI) is the professional body for reflexology in Ireland, supporting reflexologists through education, professional standards, continued learning, and a connected practitioner community. 💜

04/01/2026

Special offer for all of January - all reflexology £30 so now is the perfect time to treat yourself to some relaxation and me-time! 👣🤗offer ends 31st January 2026, message to book

18/12/2025

✨🎄 TIME TO ANNOUNCE OUR COMPETITION WINNER 🙊… 🎄✨🦶🏻

I am absolutely delighted to announce the winner of our Relax & Renew Reflexology Christmas Competition is

Debi Marie Woods

To all of my wonderful clients, thank you for your continued support this year — 💫 Wishing each and every one of you a peaceful and Happy Christmas 🎁🍾🎄👣

16/12/2025

Winter can challenge your immune system, mood and energy. Cold weather, shorter days and higher stress levels often lead to stiff joints, poor sleep, low mood and reduced circulation.

Reflexology offers a gentle, holistic way to support your body through the winter months by encouraging balance across multiple systems.

How reflexology can support winter wellbeing:

• Relaxation & stress regulation
Reflexology helps activate the body’s “rest and digest” response. Research shows this supports deep relaxation and lower stress levels - an important foundation for winter health.

• Improved sleep quality
Studies suggest reflexology can improve sleep and reduce anxiety. Better sleep supports immunity, mood and energy when your body needs it most.

• Immune system resilience
By working reflex areas linked to the lymphatic system, reflexology may support overall resilience by helping the body manage stress - a key factor in immune health.

• Respiratory & sinus comfort
Reflex areas associated with the lungs, chest and sinuses are often used to ease tension and support comfort during seasonal congestion.

• Circulation & winter aches
Cold weather can slow circulation and increase stiffness. Research shows reflexology can help improve blood flow and reduce perceived pain and muscular tension.

• Mood & energy support
Shorter days can affect mood and motivation. Studies suggest reflexology may reduce fatigue and support emotional wellbeing through the darker months.

Regular reflexology isn’t just about feeling better when you’re unwell. It’s a form of preventative self-care that helps you stay balanced and supported all winter.

Reflexology is a safe, low-risk complementary therapy and does not replace medical care. Always consult your GP if symptoms persist.

Your health is worth warming up for this winter. 👣❄️

03/12/2025

Reflexology does way more behind the scenes than people realise 👣
Here are nine mighty benefits your feet have been keeping secret…

30/11/2025

Only 1:30pm on Friday still available

21/11/2025

Time for a Christmas competition!
Relax and Renew Reflexology is running a competition to offer the lucky winner 4 sessions (RRP £160) of reflexology. 👣
I want the winner to experience the benefits of having regular sessions of this beautiful therapy. This prize can even be gifted (making it a fab Christmas present! 😉) but all 4 sessions must be taken by the same individual.
Winner announced 18th December.
If you would like to enter -
like this page,
like and share this post and
tag whoever you want.
Good luck 🤞

16/11/2025

17/10/2025

Remaining appointments for October 🍂
Thursday 30th Oct - 6pm
Friday 31st Oct - 11am ❌ GONE 12:30pm
👣

17/10/2025

Why do some people misunderstand or don't beleive Reflexology?

It activates the nervous system. Often, it's simply a lack of exposure, not resistance.

Reflexology isn’t just a foot massage. It’s a precise, therapeutic technique that stimulates reflex points linked to every organ and system in the body including the brain. But because it’s subtle, non-invasive, and deeply holistic, it doesn’t always fit the conventional model of treatment.

Some people need to feel the shift to believe it, and that’s okay. Reflexology works gently, often profoundly, and always in partnership with the body’s own healing intelligence.

If you’ve experienced better sleep, reduced anxiety, improved digestion, or emotional release after a session, you would understand and know. And if you haven’t yet, maybe it’s time to try.

When still studying, I practiced on a woman who had chronic bronchiactisis and when she came for the third treatment, she told me she was feeling worse than ever before and wondered why she came back. I explained that her body started a process to find a balance in its functioning. Lucky, she came back a week later for the fourth treatment and she shared she felt much better!
The nervous system is balanced and sends messages to all organs including the brain.