Reflexions Etc.

Reflexions Etc.

Village Wellness
168C Main Street
Winthrop, ME 04364

Tel: 207-377-3338 or
207-242-5311
Email: reflexionsetc@aol.com

 

 

Member of:

International Council of Reflexology
Reflexology Association of America
Maine Council of Reflexologists
ABMP
ACARET

 

Connie Hubley, AAEd, NBCR, NCTMB

Connie is a graduate of Footloose, Inc. School of Reflexology, and has been practicing reflexology since 1997. She is a 2005 graduate of Central Maine School of Massage Therapy and has studied Foot, Hand and Ear Reflexology with various trainers from around the globe as well as attending National/ International Reflexology conferences, and AMTA workshops, including Active Isolated Stretching with Aaron Mattes, and Hot Stone Massage. She has completed CranioSacral Therapy 1 & 11 with Upledger Institute of Palm Beach Gardens, Fl. She is the first in Maine to be accredited to teach reflexology by ACARET.

She has taught Reflexology to Adult Ed classes, presented to a variety of groups as well as volunteering at various health/wellness fairs in ME. Her teaching includes courses as an approved Trainer in PDT, HIV/AIDs with the American Red Cross, and as a Trainer approved by the State of Maine in RCS, DSP . She has taken Train the Trainer courses through the state of Maine, and Langevin, the Worlds Largest Train the Trainer. Connie now teaches both an Introduction to Reflexology course and a 300 hour Reflexology Certification Course.

Connie incorporates her various reflexology training into a very therapeutic session, adapted for each persons needs.

Reflexology - Therapeutic Massage - Craniosacral Therapy.

“Foot and hand reflexology is a scientific art based on the premise that there are zones and reflex areas in the feet and hands which correspond to all body parts. The physical act of applying specific pressures using thumb, finger and hand techniques result in stress reduction which causes a physiological change in the body.” American Reflexology Certification Board www.arcb.net

Using specific thumb and finger pressure, reflex points are stimulated. The body can be mapped out on the feet and hands. For example, the big toe is related to the head. When a reflex point is stimulated, it brings about a response to the related area. Pressure on the reflex points of the foot or hand can feel good and bring about relaxation.

BENEFITS of REFLEXOLOGY
Reflexology does not cure disease. Reflexologists do not practice medicine, and reflexology does not replace medical treatment. Since many health issues can be traced back to stress, reflexology therapy can be a great aid to self-healing.
Reflexology breaks down and releases toxins; and assists in relaxation while increasing circulation. Clients report relief of many problems: migraines, back pain, neuropathy, sleep disorders and many other stress related disorders. You will feel refreshed and relaxed at the end of your session!

You are invited to help balance your health by making an appointment with Connie!
 

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