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(@froggy)
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Just had a book for christmas on foot reading, has anyone heard of it? and does anyone do it?
It sounds very intresting.


 
Posted : 30/12/2007 10:10 pm
enchantedhands
(@enchantedhands)
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Hi Froggy,

Is your book "The Language of the Feet" by Chris Stormer? I have this book, its interesting though I don't do foot reading for clients in general.

Love & blessings,

Rachel


 
Posted : 30/12/2007 10:20 pm
Treacle
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Just had a book for christmas on foot reading, has anyone heard of it? and does anyone do it?
It sounds very intresting.

Hey Froggy, can you choose bigger writing next time, can't quite read that!

What exactly is foot reading?


 
Posted : 30/12/2007 10:24 pm
(@peppermint)
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Hi, I have just bought 'Let's read our Feet!' by Jane Sheehan.

One first glance it looks really interesting, but I now need to learn the meanings of each part of the feet before I continue to learn from the book.
I'm hoping it will help me understand future clients from another angle, other than the consultation and reflexology treatment itself. I don't know if it works yet, but recalling one clients feet, it seems to analyse her character quite well.

I'm going to read the rest and then do my own feet!!!

Which book did you buy Froggy?

Happy New Year
Peppermint 🙂


 
Posted : 01/01/2008 3:30 pm
Phoenix Lincs
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Hi there

I now have the book and have been on the course with Jane. she's lovely but I didn't have the book before the course, so not sure how much of my knowledge could have been gleaned just from the book.

There's quite a lot to learn, so poss worth doing a course. I don't offer it as a stand-alone therapy, but can pick a few bits up when doing my reflexology.

If you want more details PM me.

Happy New Year
🙂

Lesley


 
Posted : 01/01/2008 9:29 pm
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