Here is a great reminder of 6 ways to relieve or prevent stress.

Of course I would have changed the R – to Reflexology – have regular treatments, one of the best stress relievers I know!

Let me share some simple tips that if followed can boost your level of professionalism, productivity and can avoid awkward moments when dealing with money issues and clients.

When a client rushes in late, apologizing giving excuses how do you react? Do you give a partial treatment and finish the session as scheduled? Or do you tell them it is OK, that you will just start the session late and still give a full treatment?? I used to! Then one day I realized that it was the same clients who were consistently late for every appointment.

In the beginning when my practice was just growing I was happy to help out, however when I got busier it became very stressful for me keeping all my clients happy. How did I get my clients to change? Simple I changed myself. I decided that it was no longer OK for them to be late. If a client was late I explained that I would prefer them to be on time, as I had a schedule to keep to. The next time they were late I explained that the session would still have to end at the agreed time for the agreed fee, so their session time would be limited. If they wanted to receive a full session then they needed to arrive on time, or preferably five minutes early to give themselves chance to settle down and relax. As soon as the client realized that there was a consequence for their lateness it was amazing how quickly they managed to arrive on time.

Perhaps you the practitioner find it difficult to keep to a strict time schedule, and find yourself running over. One way to solve this is to charge by the hour not by the session. Figure out your hourly rate lets use the example of $60 per hour $1 per minute. Let your clients know in advance that you charge by the hour. From personal experience as a practitioner many of my clients would want to chat or ask questions “outside” of their session time, which they considered “bonus” time. However when they realize that they are paying for this “bonus” time clients became much more time conscious. By respecting my time, and inviting the client to realize that my time whether treating or talking was the same dollar value became a win/win solution for everyone.

How to deal with price increases was another area of difficulty for me. This I solved by planning any price changes months in advance. I decided to review my price schedule twice a year

Self-care begins with the correct choice of equipment, correct techniques, ergonomics, energy protection, balanced lifestyle, staying within professional limits, keeping up to date with latest information and techniques…

Equipment:

Poor equipment may mean distorting the body both to observe the client’s feet prior to treatment and/or for the actual treatment. This is particularly so if the height of a chair/couch or the stool is not adjustable. An uncomfortable working position will lead to muscular tensions and, if prolonged, to aches and pains. Using equipment such as a LaFuma Reclining Chair or Reflexology Table and hydraulic stool with wheels height adjustable, will allow the therapist to maneuver easily without disturbing the settled client.

Technique:

Thumb walking seems to be the most used stroke and if done incorrectly can easily lead to joint problems including the ‘wear and tear’ arthritis or to repetitive strain injuries. Carpal tunnel syndrome is another risk associated with bodywork as is trigger finger.

Ways to avoid these problems are to learn advanced techniques which use thumb pressure less often and instead, use the fingers and knuckles where practical. In addition, it is important that when thumb or finger walking that the most distal joints are kept flexed and are never fully straightened and locked between each ‘bite’. Also try to keep the working thumb reasonably in line to the fingers, not working in the opposite direction to the holding fingers.

Ergonomics:

If the arm, shoulder or hand muscles ache, then it is very much a time for self-care. Possibly the most effective way is to have an immediate Reflexology or remedial massage treatment with another therapist. Rarely is this practical, so the next best thing is to learn how to use massage to self-treat or, to learn appropriate stretches to relieve the aches. If the aches happen to be in the finger or thumb joints, then a simple ‘pull or tug’ can often provide relief by allowing more synovial fluid into the joint for lubrication. Aches may also be eased by dipping the hands into very cold water for a few minutes, followed by a few minutes in warm water.

When training it may be better to build up endurance slowly, spreading out the practical work over several days rather than cramming a lot into one day. Carpal tunnel syndrome can largely be prevented by working with a straight wrist, but if it occurs, relief may be obtained by massaging the hand right up the arm to shoulder and neck and also by stretching regularly the arm flexor muscles and tendons to re-balance the overworked muscles.

Energy:

Usually giving a treatment provides an exchange of energies for the therapist who gives and receives. If the therapist feels tired at the end of giving a treatment then it may be important to assess what is going wrong. Are the shoulders raised when working as muscles tensed up like this burn up more energy than working in a relaxed way?

Consider also the ‘Chi’ energy which is thought to originate in the hara, in the navel area. Is this energy free to circulate or is this area constricted? Remember also that to receive energy, the therapist needs to be grounded and so to have the feet on or as close to the ground as possible. Breathing needs to be deep and relaxed to provide the physical and mental energy needed.

Try not to work when tired. This may mean having a break of 10 to 30 minutes between clients. This time can either be used for resting or going through an energy producing exercise routine.

Keeping Healthy:

Maintain a balanced lifestyle, eating nutritious food and not forgetting to drink lots of water. A balanced lifestyle will ensure plenty of rest and relaxation as well as hobbies and other interests.

Have regular Reflexology treatments so that any disorders which Reflexology can help with are controlled and (as far as is possible) ill-health prevented.

Work in hygienic ways so as to prevent picking up infections from clients. For example always wash hands after treatments and always cleanse clients’ feet.

Avoid working on areas of clients’ feet which have Athlete’s Foot or make sure you use a Barrier Cream (we never perform Reflexology without this great cream).

Try to avoid working when unwell as the immune system will be at a low ebb.

Take regular aerobic and stretching exercises to keep fit and mobile.

Maintain interests outside of work and stay interested and ready to listen to clients.

Find out about network supports from other Reflexologists or groups which also include other therapists. It is good to swap information as well as treatments.

The therapist should be looking after her own feet too, seeing that corns and calluses are properly dealt with and using good moisturizing lotion regularly if prone to hard or dry skin.

Walk barefoot whenever possible and walk on the ground or grass when safe to do so and if the feet are misshapen then try remedial exercises.

Shoes of course need to be supportive and comfortable and preferably reasonably flat, keeping the high heels for special occasions only.

Emotions:

It is important for the Reflexologists not to see herself as a counselor to her client unless she is separately qualified in that area. The therapist needs to realize that the problems a client has are their own responsibility and not hers, so that she is able to let go of the client’s problems and any negativity as they leave the consulting rooms. Very often problems are solved or coped with by just being able to talk about them and the therapist may need this outlet herself and be able to offload problems in this way, without, of course, compromising any aspect of client confidentiality.

Keep Up to Date:

Reading professional magazines will help maintain a professional manner and interest as well as self-confidence in the therapy. Attending post graduate seminars and workshops is a good way of keeping up-to-date in what is a 21st century therapy with new knowledge and experiences coming through all the time.

Conclusion:

If a therapist wishes to build up his/her practice and work several days a week or even full-time, then it is vital to be able to look after themselves both physically and emotionally.

Equipment such as the La Fuma Reclining Chair and hydraulic stool can seem like a costly investment, however they are inexpensive when compared to the cost of taking time off through ill-health or repetitive strain.

Belonging to a network group takes time but can be emotionally energizing in its own right when one is able to talk about problems faced in being a therapist.

A healthy and relaxed therapist is more likely to be able to use energies for healing than a person who is tense and tired.

Empirical Charts – charts gathered from personal experience. if someone has worked with specific problems they may have created a chart based on those patterns.

Chinese tradition – Charts based on acupuncture meridians. These charts reflect correspondence with other parts of the body but not in a reiterative pattern.

Artistic Charts – Charts done for an artistic effect. These charts are not usually accurate, as they are usually created for eye appeal. For example the sports company Reebok produced a Reflexology ad that had a very artistic chart.

Ancient Charts – These are abundant throughout Asia. There are a number of pictographs and symbols whose meaning has been lost. Buddha’s footprints are an example of this.

Reiterative Charts – Charts that mirror the body’s image. These charts are built based on zones to reflect the body in miniature on a body part.

The most amazing thing that we have found is that all of these charts seem to work for the Reflexologist who uses them.

Stress causes 75% of all major illnesses; reflexology is a relaxing way to ease the body back into a state of balance.  Specialized techniques are used which slow the brainwaves down to a theta frequency; the relaxed frame of mind usually experienced prior to sleep. This deep state of relaxation replenishes energy levels and helps to restore health.

Reflexology stimulates and refreshes over 7,000 nerve endings.

“Reflexology was very powerful, not only did it ease my arthritic pain and give me clarity of mind, but it also improved my confidence and the choices I made in my life.”  Stock Market Trader

Reflexology can help…

• Asthma
• Blood Pressure
• Constipation
• Digestive problems
• Eczema
• Fatigue
• General pain reduction
• Headaches and migraine
• Insomnia
• Jetlag
• Kidney Stones
• Low energy levels
• Migraine
• Neuralgia
• PMT
• Respiratory infections
• Skin disorders
• Sinusitis
• Stress and tension
• Sluggish circulation
• Toothache
• Vertigo

and many other conditions.

The 1996 China Reflexology Symposium Report concluded that over 300 research studies have shown reflexology provided improvement to 95% of 18,000 cases.

by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, NaturalNews Editor

(NaturalNews) With 2010 officially over, here’s a look at the trends and top stories of the year in the world of natural health and health freedom.

Throughout 2010, we learned about all sorts of interesting chemicals being used in the conventional food supply. We learned that window cleaning chemicals are injected into fast food hamburger meat (http://www.naturalnews.com/027872_a…), and we learned that soy protein is extracted using a highly explosive chemical called hexane (http://www.naturalnews.com/026315_M…).

Water fluoridation surfaced as a big issue of 2010, and NaturalNews published an article describing the criminality of fluoridation (http://www.naturalnews.com/028913_f…).

The American Chemistry Council, predictably, insisted that BPA was safe for everyone (http://www.naturalnews.com/027975_A…), even as new evidence emerged that BPA was actually quite dangerous and might promote cancer. Food packaging companies scrambled to release BPA-free products, but the chemical is still found throughout canned soups and many other products.

In travel news, a Carnival Cruise Lines ship was stranded in November due to an engine fire. Left with no food, bathrooms, water or electricity, the cruise passengers were rescued by the U.S. Navy who brought — get this — Spam and Pop-Tarts! (http://www.naturalnews.com/030354_C…)

The truth comes out

The AIDS / HIV documentary House of Numbers came out in 2010, rocking the AIDS industry with intelligent questions that blew holes in conventional AIDS mythology (http://www.naturalnews.com/027890_A…).

Vitamin D was huge news in 2010 as a steady stream of new evidence emerged, showing how vitamin D can prevent breast cancer (http://www.naturalnews.com/028119_v…) and other degenerative diseases. In 2010, the world came to realize that vitamin D deficiency is now at pandemic proportions (http://www.naturalnews.com/028357_v…).

We also learned more about the dangers of High Fructose Corn Syrup and how it promotes diabetes (http://www.naturalnews.com/028340_d…). The news about HFCS got so bad that the corn syrup industry announced it was changing the name of the ingredient to “corn sugar” in an effort to fool consumers.

There was some good news on the health freedom front in 2010, as the FDA was defeated in the courts over its attempted censorship of a nutritional supplement (http://www.naturalnews.com/028929_F…).

On the intellectual property side of things, the US Patent Office actually took steps to invalidate corporate patents on human genes (http://www.naturalnews.com/030256_g…). This isn’t a done deal yet, but it’s a hopeful step in the right direction toward ending ridiculous gene patents.

In the “weird news” category, we learned about the giant spinning hexagon on the planet Saturn, as photographed by NASA spacecraft (http://www.naturalnews.com/028797_S…).

The supply of Rare Earth Elements began to be in trouble in 2010 as we learned that many of the key components in electronics and solar panels are actually derived from filthy mines in China where many of these metals are about to be in critically short supply (http://www.naturalnews.com/028028_r…).

On the superfood news side, 2010 saw the introduction of the Boku Super Food Bar (http://www.naturalnews.com/030340_B…), which is the first superfood bar created by the People (using survey results from NaturalNews readers).

Keeping tabs on the cattle

The TSA took center stage in 2010 for reaching down our pants and making us walk through radiation-emitting microwave bodysperm mutations (http://www.naturalnews.com/030607_n…). In response to the TSA’s outrageous behavior against a now-famous guy who refused to be molested, I released a songDon’t Touch My Junk which went super-viral across the ‘net (http://www.naturalnews.com/030450_D…). scanners. Esteemed scientists warned that the devices could promote cancer and called

The psychology of TSA agents was compared to Nazi war criminals (http://www.naturalnews.com/030563_T…).

Sheriffs, meanwhile, announced they wanted a national database of prescription drug users (http://www.naturalnews.com/029736_s…) so they could track people who buy (and presumably sell) too many medications.

Big Sis Janet Napolitano announced that Wal-Mart customers should all spy on each other and report anything “suspicious.” (http://www.naturalnews.com/030648_W…) We launched a suspicious looking Wal-Mart video in response, featuring all the bizarre photos of the “People of Wal-Mart.” (http://www.naturalnews.tv/v.asp?v=5…)

Vaccines

Autism rates continued to climb in 2010, even as mainstream medical authorities insist it isn’t caused by anything. Especially not vaccines. (http://www.naturalnews.com/028310_a…)

Speaking of vaccines, in 2010 we learned that vaccines are causing convulsions and seizures in children (http://www.naturalnews.com/028773_v…). One of the first batches made available in the year caused seizures in children (http://www.naturalnews.com/029334_f…). At one point in the year, the FDA admitted that vaccines had been contaminated with a pig virus, but announced they were still safe (http://www.naturalnews.com/028832_r…). Walgreens announced its flu shot gift card (http://www.naturalnews.com/029511_W…) and began running nationwide propaganda campaigns to promote flu shots which, by the way, automatically contained the swine flu vaccine from last year, too.

Not too long after Walgreens issues its flu shot gift card, Australia banned flu vaccines in children (for that batch, anyway) after they were found to cause vomiting, fevers and seizures, sending numerous children to the hospital (http://www.naturalnews.com/029586_A…). Finland soon banned H1N1 vaccines after finding they caused narcolepsy (http://www.naturalnews.com/029596_v…). Right after this, I released my Vaccine Zombie song (http://www.naturalnews.com/029607_V…) which actually didn’t do too well, as it was released during the vaccination off season when people weren’t paying that much attention to vaccines yet in North America.

In September, we published a story demolishing the quack science behind flu vaccines (http://www.naturalnews.com/029641_v…). The vaccine industry was having a lousy Fall season in 2010, so they tried everything ramp up vaccinations, including opening booths in airports, grocery stores and even offering free vaccine shots at strip clubs! (http://www.naturalnews.com/029962_f…)

The Lancet retracted Dr Wakefield’s famous paper linking vaccines to autism, thereby rewriting medical history in much the same way as the lead character in George Orwell’s 1984 book, where history was always reconstructed to match the political illusions of the current power holders. (http://www.naturalnews.com/028101_T…)

To expose the fraud of the H1N1 swine flu vaccine scheme, I offered a $10,000 reward for proof that the vaccine was safe and effective (http://www.naturalnews.com/027985_H…), but no one took me up on the offer, of course, since such evidence does not exist. (That’s because they never adequately test these vaccines before they start injecting people.)

Ultimately, it turned out that vitamin D worked far better at preventing flu infections than vaccines anyway (http://www.naturalnews.com/029760_v…).

There was a lot of money floating around in the vaccine industry, of course, especially as we learned that World Health Organization advisors were on the take, receiving kickbacks from vaccine manufacturers (http://www.naturalnews.com/028936_W…). In July, Dr Gary Null published a powerful story exposing the quackery and lies of the vaccine industry (http://www.naturalnews.com/029124_f…).

Chemotherapy

One of the more fascinating bits of news from 2010 was the revelation that pharmacists are getting cancer from handling chemotherapy drugs! (http://www.naturalnews.com/029191_s…) Yet they still sell them to others. Interesting, huh?

As part of the chemotherapy push, the LA Times published a story that actually recommended what can only be the most moronic health advice of the year: “Preventive chemotherapy” for those who don’t yet have cancer. (http://www.naturalnews.com/030181_L…)

Chemotherapy was the drug of choice for Michael Douglas, of course (http://www.naturalnews.com/029685_M…). He decided to use it to “treat” his cancer, following in the footsteps of Farrah Fawcett who died from chemotherapy last year. Celebrities just can’t seem to get enough of chemo, and sadly we have to keep reporting on their deaths each year. Former lead singer of the band LFO, Rich Cronin, also passed away from chemo this year (http://www.naturalnews.com/029699_c…).

Disinfo

The Institute of Medicine released new recommendation on vitamin D. It turns out they were designed to keep everybody vitamin D deficient while warning people not to take too much (http://www.naturalnews.com/030598_v…).

Continuing with nutritional disinfo, a nutrition professor claims he lost weight eating Twinkies (http://www.naturalnews.com/030616_j…) but the media stories neglected to mention you can lose weight on chemotherapy, too.

Sesame Street played a big role in the disinfo efforts of the year, introducing new “superfood” muppets. One of them is a block of cheese, and another is a hamburger bun. (http://www.naturalnews.com/030626_m…)

On the psychiatric stage, 2010 saw the industry label healthy eating a “mental disorder” that they dubbed orthorexia nervosahttp://www.naturalnews.com/029098_o…). That’s on top of the similarly concocted Oppositional Defiance Disorder (ODD) which is diagnosed in anyone who questions authority or refuses to get vaccinated. (

As part of the Big Pharma push, doctors began urging fast food restaurants to hand out statin drugs like ketchup packets (http://www.naturalnews.com/029467_s…). We posted a video documenting this news, and it received over a quarter million views: http://www.naturalnews.tv/v.asp?v=D…

We also exposed the top health care lies still driving conventional medicine (http://www.naturalnews.com/028623_h…), and we revealed the ridiculous pinkwashing fraud with Komen’s promotion of Kentucky Fried Chicken (http://www.naturalnews.com/028631_K…).

The Food Safety debate was a big deal during the end of 2010 (http://www.naturalnews.com/030461_S…). The bill ultimately passed. It contains language that asks to FDA to “harmonize” the U.S. food supply with Codex Alimentarius (http://www.naturalnews.com/030863_f…). Is also has the FDA setting up food safety enforcement offices in foreign nations.

Big Pharma fraud

Dr. Scott Reuben, an esteemed Big Pharma researcher, was caught faking dozens of studies upon which the medical industry relied to push popular prescription drugs (http://www.naturalnews.com/028194_S…). To this day, Dr Reuben’s research is still quoted in books and medical journals, even though we now know he simply invented all the clinical trial data.

But Dr Reuben wasn’t the end of the pharmaceutical fraud news in 2010. We also learned that virtually all placebo-controlled trials throughout the industry were fraudulent to begin with because there are zero standards for the composition of the placebo pills, and what they’re made of is almost never reported in clinical trials (http://www.naturalnews.com/030209_p…).

We also got news that a doctor recognized by the AMA, published in medical journals and tapped to teach Continuing Medical Education credits was a total fraud, having fooled the medical system for 20 years (http://www.naturalnews.com/030729_W…).

Johnson & Johnson took center stage throughout 2010 with a seeming never-ending stream of product recalls due to all sorts of chemicals and even metal fragments being found in their medicines. They were also caught in a drug profit kickback scheme and were sued by the Justice Department (http://www.naturalnews.com/027994_J…).

Famous people

In 2010, we interviewed Jesse Ventura (http://www.naturalnews.com/028546_J…), Daniel Vitalis (http://www.naturalnews.com/028568_D…), Suzy Cohen (http://www.naturalnews.com/028614_S…), David Wolfe (http://www.naturalnews.com/028839_c…) and many other well-known people.

Former President Bill Clinton announced he was following the “Heart Attack Proof” diet based on juicing and plant-based foods (http://www.naturalnews.com/029816_B…).

Saving the planet from modern “science”

Of course, the Gulf of Mexico oil spill was a significant story in 2010 (http://www.naturalnews.com/028693_G…), and in terms of the pollution of waterways, Big Pharma also emerged in 2010 as a major global polluter (http://www.naturalnews.com/029314_w…).

The GMO stories of 2010 were simply amazing. We learned that the USA was pressuring European countries to stop any GMO labeling of foods (http://www.naturalnews.com/028716_G…), and then later we learned through Wikileaks cables that the United StatesEurope while creating a “retaliatory target list” of any who opposed it (http://www.naturalnews.com/030828_G…). actually conspired with GMO corporations to push GMOs across

We also learned that the FDA looked eager to approve GMO salmon (http://www.naturalnews.com/029770_s…), but thankfully this decision was slowed by tremendous public outcry.

I launched my “Just Say No to GMO” song in October as part of the GMO Awareness Month activities (http://www.naturalnews.com/030044_N…). The song went super-viral and eventually racked up more than half a million views spanning four languages. Jeffrey Smith from the IRT continues to kick butt exposing the truth about GMOs. In a successful fundraising effort, NaturalNews and its readers raised over $30,000 to help fund the IRT (http://www.naturalnews.com/030407_G…).

The world food supply took major hits during 2010 as freakish weather events caused droughts, floods and freezes that drastically reduced food supply in key areas (http://www.naturalnews.com/027924_f…).

Censorship and Big Government

2010 was a big year of censorship. YouTube censored our interview with Jeffrey Smith about GMOs (http://www.naturalnews.com/028718_Y…) and then later turned the video back on. Alex Jones saw his site removed from the Google News search engine, and YouTube also announced it would drop his entire video channel.

The FTC took part in the censorship, too, going after the POM Wonderful company for telling the truth about the health benefits of its pomegranate juice products (http://www.naturalnews.com/029901_p…).

The Department of Homeland Security began seizing websites in 2010 (http://www.naturalnews.com/030542_c…), claiming (illegal) authority over them. Thanks to Wikileaks, the push is now on for government to try to control the internet.
The raw milk wars were a big news item in 2010, as the FDA and state authorities took aggressive action to criminalize and arrest raw milk producers (http://www.naturalnews.com/028757_r…). Criminal elements of the law enforcement community conducted an armed raid on a raw food co-op in California (http://www.naturalnews.com/030136_R…) called Rawesome Foods. Their crime? They were selling raw milk.

Partly to protect our own video freedom from censorship, we launched NaturalNews.TV which has now grown to the largest natural health video site in the world, with over 10,000 members now uploading videos (and growing daily). Soon popular video stars such as AZ Mike (http://naturalnews.tv/Browse.asp?me…) and Magnus Mulliner (http://naturalnews.tv/Browse.asp?me…) emerged on the site.

Evil experiments

We saw Bill Gates emerge as a global population control zealot, even funding new technology to destroy sperm (http://www.naturalnews.com/028853_u…) and another project to vaccinate people without their knowledge, using covert technology (http://www.naturalnews.com/028887_v…). Later in the year, Gates was actually caught on video calling for a reduction in world population through the use of vaccines (http://www.naturalnews.com/029911_v…).

Meanwhile, the United States was caught red-handed in conducting medical experiments on Guatemalan prisoners (http://www.naturalnews.com/029924_m…). Obama actually had to pick up the phone and apologize for this embarrassing bit of history that shows how governments always use innocents as guinea pigs to test their drugs.

What a year, huh?

In addition to everything mentioned above, 2010 also saw the release of a huge number of studies supporting the healing use of herbs and natural remedies.

Still, 2010 was mostly a year of expanded censorship, attacks on health freedom and expansions of government tyranny.

Fortunately for us all, 2011 – 2012 look to be far more positive in terms of people waking up and contributing to global changes in consciousness that will ultimately end this era of censorship and ignorance (see my upcoming article on 2011 predictions for details).

Acid suppressive drugs, as they’re known, are given to up to 70 per cent of elderly patients in hospital, and they are likely to be a major cause of pneumonia-related deaths, say researchers from Seoul National University Hospital in Korea.

The drugs increase the risk of respiratory tract infections and pneumonia, especially in close communities such as care homes and hospitals.  The researchers reckon the drugs are responsible for one out of every 200 cases of pneumonia acquired in hospital.

However, young and old are equally susceptible, and everyone who takes the drugs increases their chances of developing pneumonia.

The drugs include proton pump inhibitors – such as Losec, Prilosec and Prevacid – and histamine2 receptor antagonists, including Zantac and Cimetidine.  Indigestion drugs are the second leading medication in the world, with sales of around $26bn every year.

(Canadian Medical Association Journal, 2010; December 20; doi: 10.1053/cmaj.092129) >

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And here is the book that got me so excited when I found it, I could not put down till I read every page. For any person interested in any type of energy healing (and he covers most of them in the book) this is a MUST BUY!

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