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This year’s World Reflexology Week theme is "Supporting The Whole You." This offer aims to create harmony and balance in the mind, the body and the soul by combining three different types of reflexology:
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HOW TO BOOK Book online here https://joannejamieson.setmore.com/beta INFORMATION 60 minutes £40 (normally £44) Valid during September, October, November only, subject to availability Tuesday to Fridays This special offer discount is not valid for use with other offers/discounts, eg Xmas vouchers etc
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8/31/2026 0 Comments Goodbye August & Important UpdateSummer is fading with a change in the air. While I’ll definitely miss the warm weather, I’m looking forward to slowing down, getting out the cosy blankets, and pulling on my favourite woolies!
UPCOMING HOLIDAY 18TH-28TH SEPTEMBER We’re heading back to the Lake District for a relaxing, dog-friendly break. Right after my break, I’ll be running the Linlithgow 10k! I loved it last year and can’t wait to do it again—even if training has been a bit of a challenge lately due to some minor health hiccups (more on that below). WORLD REFLEXOLOGY WEEK 21ST-27TH SEPTEMBER Look out for this WRW/Autumn offer available from 21st September. This year’s theme is "Supporting The Whole You." I love this annual offer because it gives new, returning, and regular clients a chance to book at a reduced price while reviewing and refreshing treatment plans. What would you like support with this autumn? Sleep support, boosting energy levels, or stress relief? THERAPIST WELLBEING & SERVICE ADJUSTMENTS A quick update on my own health: I am currently on the waiting list for minor surgery to correct a parathyroid issue, which has been causing some recent joint pain and fatigue. The surgery could happen anytime between now and early next year. I will update you and adjust the diary as soon as I have a firm date. In the meantime, treatments will continue as normal, with just a few minor tweaks to ensure I can keep providing you with the highest level of care, attention, and relaxation: - maximum treatment length: capped at 60 minutes per session* - spaced appointments: I’ll be offering the same number of weekly slots (Tuesday–Friday), but spread out to allow for rest between sessions. This means slightly less flexibility for booking times, so please book early where possible! - new relaxation packages: look out for new, ultra-relaxing combination treatments similar to the recent Spring Reset and Summer Pause. *If you have a 90 minute session already booked in, we can discuss options at your next appointment. Thank you so much for your ongoing support, kindness, and understanding over the past couple of months—it means the world to me. These changes are temporary, and I look forward to returning to normal after surgery and recovery. Happy September! Jo-Anne Following on from the popular 'Spring Reset' offer am happy to bring you a new, summertime offer.
3/25/2026 0 Comments World Sleep Day 13th March SLEEP BETTER, LIVE BETTER
In a culture of overwork that doesn't encourage rest, World Sleep Day is a gentle reminder of the importance of regular sleep. During sleep, muscles relax, heart rate and blood pressure drops and the body has an opportunity to self repair. The brain also uses sleep time to process learning, restore and repair neurons and clear toxins. Research suggests that napping can enhance brain size and increase productivity! However, lack of sleep may have harmful effects on our wellbeing. Reflexology for improved sleep Recent research by Huang et al (2020) suggested that foot reflexology produced significant improvements in sleep disturbances. Foot reflexology was concluded to be a non-invasive and convenient intervention and that regularly receiving foot reflexology can be considered complementary therapy to improve the sleep quality of adults with sleep disturbances. How does reflexology help? General reflexology sessions promote deep relaxation. Reflexologists can focus on specific reflexes to enhance the effect. These include the hypothalamus and pineal glands, which influence the circadian rhythm and melatonin levels. The chest/lungs/diaphragm reflexes to support general relaxation and circulation. The spine and brain to calm the nervous system. Chinese acupressure points may also be used. If you would like more information on how reflexology may support you with sleep or other wellbeing issues please get in touch or visit www.relaxheel.co.uk If you would like to book an appointment online visit https://joannejamieson.setmore.com Spring is in the air!!
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