Rachel Boyden Reflexology

Rachel Boyden Reflexology Welcome to my page! I am a fully qualified Reflexologist, based in Cuckfield. I am an IVF Mumma to my son, Edward, who was born in June 2021.

Reflexology involves the technique of massage and applying gentle pressure on the feet to encourage a deep state of relaxation and to stimulate healing processes. I decided to train in reflexology eight years ago, after having reflexology myself to help ease my stress and anxiety as a primary school teacher, and improve my sleep. I couldn’t believe how much reflexology helped me and I wanted to share this wonderful therapy with others and help them too. I have always been interested in complementary therapies, but for me, reflexology is the most fascinating and most relaxing! After 10 months of training, I gained a Level 3 Diploma in Reflexology and Anatomy and Physiology. This course allowed me full membership of the Association of Reflexologists, which means I am bound to their code of practice and committed to continued training. Since qualifying, I continued to have reflexology treatments to support me on my fertility journey and during pregnancy. I still love to have treatments when I can, as I find reflexology helps me to stay calm and improves my sense of wellbeing. It took many years and four (full) rounds of IVF to have Edward. It was the hardest and most isolating thing I have ever gone through. So, Edward really is my rainbow! Therefore, I know how tough it is when life doesn’t go to plan and you can’t, for whatever reason, get pregnant! I am extremely passionate about supporting other women on their fertility journeys, using my personal experiences. In 2019, I decided to train in Fertility Reflexology and Maternity Reflexology to help support my clients further. In 2023 I qualified in Reflexology Lymph Drainage (RLD). This is an award-winning technique, which focuses on stimulating the lymphatic reflexes on the feet – encouraging the lymph to move in the body. This specialist technique was designed to benefit sufferers of lymphoedema, after breast cancer treatment. I use it at the beginning of all my reflexology treatments, as I feel everyone can benefit from RLD. Other things about me: I enjoy practising mindfulness, gardening, cooking and walking my dog, George. Thank you for visiting my page and I look forward to welcoming you for a reflexology treatment sometime or sharing something that inspires you! Love Rachel x

Focusing on what you're thankful for can help you to feel more positive and boost your mood. It can also help to lower s...
04/12/2025

Focusing on what you're thankful for can help you to feel more positive and boost your mood. It can also help to lower stress levels and improve self-esteem. Finding things to be grateful for, is actually an act of self-care. 🥰 🙏
(December tis the season of self-care, I've decided!😉).

Welcome December!✨️ Tis the season for self-care (I've decided!) and time for some reflection as the year draws to a clo...
01/12/2025

Welcome December!✨️
Tis the season for self-care (I've decided!) and time for some reflection as the year draws to a close. 🙏

Today is Men’s National Health Day, and it’s by no coincidence that it was my Dad’s turn for a treatment today! 😊A few w...
19/11/2025

Today is Men’s National Health Day, and it’s by no coincidence that it was my Dad’s turn for a treatment today! 😊
A few weeks ago, I attended an online seminar led by Lee Anthony Taylor who is an international reflexology tutor and author, and who specialises in reflexology for men’s health.

Lee said that men have a different relationship to health issues than women. Therefore, many men are reluctant to try reflexology, because for them they are admitting that something is wrong. Men also have more subtle health changes compared to women, whose health changes are more noticeable Women tend to be more in tune with our health changes and challenges, compared to men who, find it easier to ignore, or brush off symptoms.

What should a man expect from a reflexology treatment according to Lee Anthony Taylor?

👣The environment and the therapy should provide peace, quiet and stillness, something which is sadly lacking in a lot of men’s lives. Reflexology is able to soothe the mind as well as calm the body.
👣In that stillness, a man has the ability to listen to his body, possibly for the first time.
👣That peace can make a man aware of where his ‘hidden’ aches and pains are – some of them mental and emotional.
👣It can ‘connect’ a man to his true nature.

So, if you know of a man who you feel would really benefit from reflexology, perhaps give him a nudge in the direction of his local reflexologist! 🙂

I've given my first 'client' a reflexology treatment this morning, since moving - my mum! 😀Paying particular attention t...
13/11/2025

I've given my first 'client' a reflexology treatment this morning, since moving - my mum! 😀
Paying particular attention to the Thymus gland, which plays an important role in the immune system. ❤️👣

Good morning sunshine! 🙏
14/09/2025

Good morning sunshine! 🙏

And just like that, I have to take my little boy to school. Before I was a reflexologist, I was a teacher, so this feels...
04/09/2025

And just like that, I have to take my little boy to school. Before I was a reflexologist, I was a teacher, so this feels very surreal and has probably made this next step feel even harder!

The four years have been the most challenging, but have gone by quicker than I ever thought possible. Spending time with this little man is also my favourite thing to do.

So just like the trees, I have to let go and he has to grow.

I'm looking forward to having time now to focus on my business again 😌 and equally looking forward to seeing what Ed goes on to achieve. 💙

'Autumn teaches us the beauty of letting go. Growth requires release. It's what trees do.' 🍂



Hello everyone 👋A little update from me...We finally moved to a village called Cuckfield in West Sussex on 4th August. I...
17/08/2025

Hello everyone 👋
A little update from me...
We finally moved to a village called Cuckfield in West Sussex on 4th August. It was drawn out and stressful, but we're here now and very much enjoying being surrounded by beautiful countryside! ☀️🌳
My business is still on hold whilst I settle in and help my little boy to settle into school. However, plans are in place to build a summer house in the area behind me, which will become my treatment room...
But, I'm planning on finding ways to give reflexology treatments as soon as I can. I miss it! 💖👣
I hope this post finds you all well. 🙏

Still blown away and truly grateful to receive messages like this from clients!🙏I'm going to miss my Berkshire clients s...
14/07/2025

Still blown away and truly grateful to receive messages like this from clients!🙏
I'm going to miss my Berkshire clients so much! 🥲

Happy Friday! 🙂 In amongst the moving mayhem, I've enjoyed spending time in nature with my boys today.  'Granted, an hou...
04/07/2025

Happy Friday! 🙂 In amongst the moving mayhem, I've enjoyed spending time in nature with my boys today.

'Granted, an hour of sensory tuning-in by the stream, under the shade tree, on the nature trail, won't fix all the broken stuff in our lives, but it will pull us out of our writhing minds and into our grounded, flowing senses.'
- Philips S. Chard

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Farr Close
Warfield

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Monday 9:30am - 12pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 12pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 2pm
Thursday 9:30am - 2pm

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