Fibromyalgia is a condition that is poorly understood, and often difficult to treat, but there is hope in this study, which confirmed that reflexology decreased fibromyalgia pain symptoms in multiple areas of the body such as the head, neck and arms. Read more at the link below.

This weekend brought me into the company of so many lovely, and vibrant women who joined us for reflexology sessions during their conference in northern Ohio. Each of the ladies we met were gracious, and kind, yet seeking help with any numbers of stressors in their lives. Like most people they had problems with family, friends, jobs, financial worries, or health issues.
Through our reflexology sessions we helped our clients relieve congestion in organ systems, and structures in the body, as well as relax, and de-stress. Some clients were interested in what we found, or reflexology in general, while others took that healing time to rest their bodies, and minds during the busy weekend. Many people shared very intimate, and personal details of their lives, and we are honored by their trust, and confidence.
Although, we spent only 35 minutes with most of our clients, we walked away feeling a certain bond with each of them, as we shared our short time of healing, revival and connection.
The experience left me feeling hopeful and positive!
Have a great week all!