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Facial Reflexology Sorensensistem™ 60 min / $110

What is Facial Reflexology?

Facial Reflexology Sorensensistem™ is a new generation of holistic complementary therapy. Developed by Lone Sorensen, Facial Reflexology combines three ancient therapies with modern science of neurology. It is the combination of Traditional Chinese Medicine, South American Zone Therapy, Vietnamese face maps & points and our most currentknowledge of neuro-anatomy.

Its effectiveness is found in its ability to help encourage the individual's natural healing process. It works by stimulating nerve points and zones on the face by using Facial Reflexology techniques devised (and trademarked) by Lone Sorensen to bring the body's energy systems back into alignment and balance. It consists of using precise stimulation of reflex points and zones on the face and scalp, sometimes on their own and often in combinations to stimulate the brain using the nervous system to send impulses directly to affect corresponding specific parts of the body. These actions trigger the release of endorphins and serotonin.

The brain is a communications center consisting of billions of neurons or nerve cells. Network of neurons pass messages back and forth to different structures within the brain, the spinal column, the peripheral nervous system and the hormonal system.These nerve networks coordinate and regulate all of our body functions and everything we feel, think and do.

Lone Sorensen describes Facial Reflexology as “a reflex technique based on the neuro-biochemical action that is caused by stimulating an area or a point, and which has both a general and /or partial effect in the entire organism”. Based on 30 years of research and practical implementation, the Facial Reflexology Sorensensistem™ “is a therapy to treat organic, muscle and bone symptoms, to regulate the metabolism / hormonal system and to activate the micro circulation, plus helping emotional symptoms like anguish, mental fatigue, lack of memory, insomnia etc.”.

How is Facial Reflexology different from Foot Reflexology?

Facial Reflexology can be combined with other reflexology methods, but it is a technique that can be used on itself.

Foot Reflexology works on the theory that every organ has a corresponding reflex area in the feet, and when stimulated, can strengthen the bodily functions. 

Facial Reflexology works through the stimulation of the many nerve endings in the skin of the face and is able to stimulate the performance of the entire body. There are different micro systems that, like a keyboard related to the brain, send information to the organs, functions and body area.

What can I expect during a session?

The session is a gentle non-invasive therapy. One remains completely clothed at all times. Facial Reflexology is deeply soothing. Often we don't realize the tension and stress that our facial muscles are holding and transmitting to our entire body. This tension is created by mundane activities: chewing, grinding teeth, tired or strained eyes, even laughing. Our face is the first location we exhibit our emotions or suppress them.

Light oil is applied to the face to assist in the technique. It conditions the face, leaving the skin more supple, toned and healthier. The deep, smooth reflexology techniques steadily release the tension and balance the central nervous system helping the body to heal itself. One comes away relaxed and rejuvenated.

Who can benefit?

Facial Reflexology may be used to assist in dealing with specific conditions, to maintain one's health, or purely for facial rejuvenation and relaxation. As a complimentary therapy, Facial Reflexology does not claim to cure but does greatly enhance and assist with many conditions. 

  • Allergies

  • Anxiety & Stress

  • Arthritic Conditions

  • Bells Palsy

  • Depression

  • Digestive Problems

  • Insomnia

  • Infertility

  • Migraines

  • Stroke Rehabilitation 

  • and many more....

Often within a few sessions, positive results are obtained. A sense of balance and tranquility are restored giving the child more ability to learn through raising their self-confidence. Harmony returns to the family.

Reflexology is a complementary health support to promote natural healing and is not a substitute for medical care. 

Feel free to share this information with your care provider, and contact me further with any questions or concerns. 

Reflexologists do not prescribe or diagnose.

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