Ray of Hope Reflexology, LLC

Ray of Hope Reflexology, LLC Reflexologist Lila M. Mueller, CRR, ART (Regd), NBCR, ARCB , NCREd #18 Mueller is currently accepting new and existing clients by appointment only.

Please feel free to call her today to schedule a confidential appointment to discuss your ailments and concerns. She is a great listener. In early October 2011, she opened her 2nd studio location in Glendale, WI. In 2014, she decided to relocate her 2nd location to Brown Deer, WI to better serve her clients. They later moved their offices to Thiensville. Her studio is located inside the Art of Wellness Chiropractic. Since 2019, Lila only sees clients at her Belgium, WI location.

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11/19/2025

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ICR | Reflexology- https://icr-reflexology.org/

We would like to thank the international council of reflexology for the wonderful award Barbara and I received inducting us into ICR Hall of Fame.

We are pleased to be the recipients of this honor from this prestigious organization. Thank you for your recognition of our efforts in helping to validate reflexology,

Barbara and Kevin Kunz

Training to become a Reflexologist starts on January 10, 2026. 8 month program on weekends. Sign up deadline is December...
11/16/2025

Training to become a Reflexologist starts on January 10, 2026. 8 month program on weekends. Sign up deadline is December 1, 2025.

Ray of Hope Academy Teaching, Inspiring and Connecting Reflexologists of Wisconsin View Class Info Contact us Courses Informative and Engaging Course Videos Instruction Hands-on Instruction and Practice Materials Pens, Pencils, Charts and Coloring Book included Community Meet with other Reflexologis...

10/27/2025

Pain with Sound.

घुटने में दर्द के साथ आवाज.

Acupressure Point -: ST 45

Press St 45, Location -:
On the lateral side of the 2nd toe, about 0.1 cun posterior to the corner of the nail.

10/27/2025

Your posture isn't from bad habits. It's from childhood trauma your body never forgot

•Abandonment → Curved spine & forward head •Rejection → Slouched shoulders & hollow chest •Humiliation → Pelvis tilts forward, body collapses •Betrayal → Military posture, always braced •Injustice → Stiff, frozen, locked joints Your emotional brain and movement brain are DIRECTLY connected.

When you felt overwhelming emotions as a kid, your brain saved that protective position as your DEFAULT.

The problem? Those positions are actually primitive reflexes that should've turned off by age 3. But chronic emotion keeps them running.

By age 30, that childhood emotion literally rewired how your brain controls your muscles.

This is why therapy alone doesn't fix your posture. You processed the emotion mentally, but your body is STILL running the physical program it learned 20 years ago. Want to understand which emotion is controlling YOUR posture?

10/27/2025

FOOT REFLEXOLOGY

KEY ACUPOINTS LINKED TO VITAL ORGANS Sourav Yoga

GALL , MACH Journey

10/27/2025

Us Scar therapists are deeply passionate about fascia and the lymphatic system 💜

Fascia is the body’s connective web

Fascia is a continuous 3D network of connective tissue that surrounds every muscle, bone, organ, and nerve. When we have surgery, injury, or trauma, the fascia becomes disrupted it can tighten, stick, or lose its ability to glide. Scar therapists love working with fascia because. Restrictions in fascia can affect movement, posture, and even distant body areas. Gentle manual techniques help rehydrate, soften, and release fascial tension. Improving fascial glide restores flow both physically (movement) and energetically (circulation, vitality). Fascia work isn’t just surface-level it connects to how the whole body communicates and moves as one unit.

The lymphatic system depends on fascia movement

The lymphatic system relies on fascia mobility for proper drainage. When fascia becomes tight or scarred, lymph flow slows down, leading to congestion, swelling, or a feeling of heaviness. Scar therapists focus on fascia to. Free up blocked pathways so lymph fluid can move. Encourage detoxification and immune support. Reduce inflammation and oedema around old scars or trauma sites. This is why many scar therapists also train in Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) both systems complement each other perfectly.

Healing beyond the surface
Fascia and lymph are not just physical they’re deeply connected to our nervous system and emotional health. Releasing fascial restrictions and restoring lymph flow can calm the body, improve self-connection, and support emotional release. That’s why scar therapy isn’t just about “fixing” a scar it’s about restoring wholeness, flow, and balance throughout the entire body.


10/27/2025

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Address

642 Main Street
Belgium, WI
53004

Opening Hours

Monday 9:30am - 4:45pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 4:45pm
Thursday 9:30am - 7pm

Telephone

+14149093320

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