I’m noticing a growing interest in self-care. It seems more and more people are taking their health into their own hands. Perhaps it’s a result of the increase in positive media coverage regarding natural health care benefits, or the rising cost of western medicine, or the economic environment, unwelcome side-effects of allopathic approaches, or the failure of conventional medicine’s promise to cure people’s ills. Maybe all of the above?
I’m also seeing an increase of complaints regarding foot pain and headaches. Leads me to wonder if both are somehow related to the stress of living in a tough economic time. Headaches for sure. And the feet – well, those trusty servants carry both our body’s weight and our identity every day of our lengthy existence here on earth. They provide a foundation upon which we “take a stand”, and allow us to move forward in life. If we fear for our future – or our present – then yes, there is a relationship.
These thoughts lead me to offer two new classes this month that I think can serve both the general public and therapists looking for ways to help more people.
TIRED OF LIVING WITH HEADACHES?
Learn What YOU Can Do To Relieve Your Pain
- In this 3-hour class you will identify what triggers your headaches (from a list of over 50 causes), and simple, natural choices that will move you closer to a goal of living headache-free. You will learn reflexology techniques specific to your condition that you can use at home.
Details and a full description of the class can be found here.
TIRED OF LIVING WITH PAINFUL FEET?
Learn What YOU Can Do To Relieve Your Pain
- In this 3-hour class we will examine the various factors that contribute to foot pain for about 30% of the adult US population, and then look at creative strategies to prevent and/or lessen foot pain. You will also learn reflexology techniques you can use on yourself to make those feet happier!
Details and a full description of the class can be found here.
If you are a therapist, consider all that you can learn from these classes to educate and empower more people in your community to improve the quality of their lives.
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