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What Makes a Good Shoe? Unhappy Feet? Reflexology Affiliates

In addition to our unique selection of comfort footwear, FootStock offers the opportunity for you to experience comfort and relaxation through Reflexology and foot massage.

What is Reflexology?

It is a system based on an understanding that areas of the feet, called zones, correspond to specific areas of the body. Reflexology has been compared to acupuncture-- without the needles! Although they are very different, both work on the principle that stress and tension in the body can be relieved through specific pressure points.

In Reflexology, the practitioner uses specific thumb, finger, and hand techniques to apply pressure to the zones of the feet. These techniques help the body to release built-up stress that accumulates as a result of everyday occurrences.

FootStock has two Reflexologists on staff. These services are offered by appointment at our Wellesley and Concord locations. Personal home sessions are also available. Please feel free to call us with any questions you may have.

Services

Reflexology Session. Start off with a warm, soothing Pedibon Herbal Footbath, followed by 45 minutes of Relaxation, Massage, and Pressure Points of the feet. Select your treatment with Peppermint or Tea Tree essential oils with Aloe Paba lotion. By appointment, $35. Home session, $45.

Foot Massage Session. Start off with a warm soothing Pedibon Herbal Footbath, followed by 20 minutes of total foot and ankle massage with your choice of Peppermint or Tea Tree essential oils with Aloe Paba lotion. Guaranteed to be soothing and relaxing! By appointment, $25. Private home session, $35.

Foot Massage Package. Four (4) foot massage sessions as described above. BONUS! Receive the fifth session free! By appointment, $100. Private home session, $125.

If you'd like more detailed information about Reflexology, please click here: www.reflexology-research.com.

Please note that this link will bring you out of the FootStock website. This link is provided as a courtesy by FootStock, which is not associated with or responsible for the Reflexology Research web site.