Orthoflexology - Structural Reflex Science

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Comment by Scott Kingsbury on November 11, 2009 at 4:37pm

Having a problem with headaches? Look to the toes for relief. By working all 10 toes with your finger walking technique you will be able to reduce or eliminate a headache in about 20 minutes. It would be important to work the plantar, dorsal, medial and lateral portions of each toe. You may also work the upper cervical soft tissues such as rectis capitus posterior major and combine M.E.T. to release and lengthen the restricted muscles which will enhance the treatment outcome.

Try this one on your clients you will be pleasently surprised!!

Comment by Novlette G Barnes on October 31, 2009 at 11:51am

Thank you Scott.

Comment by Scott Kingsbury on October 31, 2009 at 11:17am

Hi Novlette,

I appreciate your question and your comment. I do not have experience working with breast cancer, however I might suggest you research an alkalizing diet as well as essential oils or herbs that may assist those that present with breast cancer. Orthoflexology has facilited the healing potential in many different conditions such as arthritis, IBS, Parkinsons, lupus, sciatica, migranes, fibromyalgia and the list goes on. My friend David had prostate cancer that was in the late stages before it was discovered, I was able to reduce the swelling, the discomfort and help with David's quality of life, however was unable to slow the progression which claimed his life last January.

As we continue to learn more, perhaps one day we will be able to assist those who are suffering with that terrible condition.

Respectfully,
Scott

Comment by Novlette G Barnes on October 31, 2009 at 11:03am

Hi Scott, the subject of orthorflexology intrigues me.

Comment by Novlette G Barnes on October 30, 2009 at 10:27am

Scott, Do you have any experience working with oncology clients (breast cancer to be exact)?

Comment by Scott Kingsbury on October 24, 2009 at 10:45am

Having trouble with low back pain? Orthoflexology may be an answer.
Balancing both right/left the muscles associated with the pelvis and working on the medial sides of each foot, from the bottom of the heel to the mid arch of the foot(Sacral/Lumbar spinal reflexes) will provide fantastic results for the reciever.

Comment by Stephen Jeffrey on October 11, 2009 at 3:57pm

Hi Scott what are the differences between reflexology and Orthoflexology.
I come to this group without having done reflexology and never before heard of othoflexology.
I have for the last 2 years intuitively treated the feet in preparation for triggerpoint work in other parts of the body. With increased benifits in results.
All the best steve

Comment by Scott Kingsbury on October 7, 2009 at 8:01am

Butterly in motion!

Place all eight fingers pads on the dorsal surface of the foot just below the toes. Place each thumb inbetween the two lateral interspaces of the metetarsal bones.(You will also place each thumb inbetween the two medial interspaces of the metetarsal bones, and repeat the sequence below). Starting at the base of the ball of the foot, roll both thumbs into the interspaces in a ventral and posterio-lateral direction from the base of the ball of the foot, up to the base of the toes. This action should resemble a butterflies wings in motion. The reciever may experience releases in the associated tissues and joint spaces.

Try this one out on your clients!

Comment by Scott Kingsbury on October 2, 2009 at 2:22pm

I treated a lady presenting with sciatica yesterday, who has suffered for many years.
We were able to completely eliminate her symptoms with this orthoflexology protocol.

The protocol consisted of leveling here PSIS, returning her right sacral base to neutral, leveling her ASIS, correcting her leg length differential(Left leg was short)
correcting her pubic bone imbalance(Left pubic bone was superior) and then proceeded to work out the discomfort in her left sacral/pelvic/hip reflexes areas.

Following here treatment Mary was able to successfully climb up and down 5 flights of stairs and take a long walk on the beach without any discomfort.

She is now, a believer, in manual medicine!

Comment by Scott Kingsbury on September 30, 2009 at 9:52am

Thinking about Continuing education courses for the future? Consider a course with us in Reflexology or Orthoflexology. These training courses will accelerate your skill levels and improve the outcome of your treatments.
Here is some of the feedback from our last course!!
Testimonials Aug 21st 2009!

Made a believer out of me in 20 minutes. Shoulder burn and headache relieved.

Very helpful and very effective. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

Wonderful class, this is my 2nd time having Scott as an instructor, will be back.
Both instructors were pleasent, very knowledgable in the course. Enjoyed a day of learning while having fun Thank you for a relaxing and stress free day.

Scott was extremely articulate and informative. Brenda had a great spirit and wonderful energy. Great combination!

This workshop gave me instant techniques to take back to my clients. Thanks!!

This reflexology class was very educational. Walked away with a great
understanding and physically felt fantastic!

This class was great, learned more than I thought I would. I would definately recommend this class to others!

I was depressed and stressed when I came in for training. I left the class at peace. Loved the class and the instructors were great!

Great course. I would take it again, I really learned allot.

Wonderful class. I enjoyed it the whole time, greatly done Scott and Brenda. Thank you so much!

Terrific Class!

Great course, would take it again :) !!

Enjoyed the course allot, amazing, the best teacher!

You have been very informative and made complicated issues very understandable and applicable to helping our clients. Totally satisfied.

Great course, would recommend to anyone who is interested in reflexology.

Great course and very knowledgable instuctor. We learned allot over the course and it has re-ignited my desire to include reflexology in my practice.

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