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Hallos
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Hello All,
I'm currently 18 weeks pregnant and i was thinking about seeking out a pregnancy reflexologist. Even though I'm trained in reflexology i and unsure what extra training one needs to treat pregnant ladies. I also heard that you can tell the sex of the baby...by the bulge on left of right foot in the womb area.

Would love to hear from anyone who is trained in pregnancy reflexology and what there training involved.

Many blessings
Rachelx


 
Posted : 23/01/2012 8:09 pm
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Hey Rachel.

I'm looking to do maternity reflexology and I have seen a course that is only 4 days long that allows you to practice maternity reflexology, obviously for those who already hold a diploma in reflexology.

I've just trained as a HypnoBirthing practitioner and will be doing my doula training too. Not sure if you've heard of hypnoBirthing, but thought I'd share it with you and plant the seed.

I had my second child using the techniques and it has been life altering! Thoroughly recommend it. Wishing you and your baby a healthy, happy journey. : ) much love Rachael.


 
Posted : 21/02/2012 12:24 am
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Hi Rachel,

Firstly congratulations on your pregnancy! 🙂

I am a reflexologist and have done the fertlity/maternity/post natal course and this is my area of special interest/experience.

I would definately recommend reflexology throughout pregnancy! I have had some lovely clients who have really benefited from regular reflexology for pregnancy related symptoms, sleep, relaxation, particularly closer to the due date, also at 40 weeks with inducing labour.

Good luck!

Victoria MAR


 
Posted : 25/02/2012 9:42 am
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Hi Rachel,

Firstly congratulations on your pregnancy! 🙂

I am a reflexologist and have done the fertlity/maternity/post natal course and this is my area of special interest/experience.

I would definately recommend reflexology throughout pregnancy! I have had some lovely clients who have really benefited from regular reflexology for pregnancy related symptoms, sleep, relaxation, particularly closer to the due date, also at 40 weeks with inducing labour.

I'm not sure where your based, I'm Tunbridge Wells, Kent and I know some other great reflexologists I can recommend.

Good luck!

Victoria MAR


 
Posted : 25/02/2012 9:49 am
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there is a very good pregnancy reflexologist in Lincoln, and there is also a pregnancy reflexology school in lincoln
can send you details if required
regards
BGFL


 
Posted : 25/02/2012 7:52 pm
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I'm coming to this late but I did my training with Susanne Enzer who was superb. She has a list of reflexologists who completed her training here on her website.


 
Posted : 05/03/2012 10:49 pm
Hallos
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Hello All,
Thankyou for your replies.
I havent got round to having reflexology yet, but being a reflexologist i understand all the benefits it wili bring.

I have heard of hypnobirthing and funny enough my friend is teaching it for me for free in May:)

I can also confirm that my i had a buldge around my uterus on my left foot and my 20 week scan also confirmed im having a little girl....:)

xxxx


 
Posted : 13/03/2012 8:52 pm
Footsie01
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Hi, I would also thoroughly recommend the Maternity Reflexology course by Suzanne Enzer and would suggest finding someone in your area who has attended her course if at all possible 🙂 Tracey


 
Posted : 19/03/2012 9:58 pm
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I am a reflexologist and have done the fertlity/maternity/post natal course and this is my area of special interest/experience.


 
Posted : 20/04/2012 4:17 am
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