Thai Plantar Reflexology
Plantar reflexology from Thai tradition, combining acupressure, Sen energy line stimulation and use of a wooden stick for deep work on foot reflex zones.
Encyclopedia of reflexology: plantar, palmar, auricular, facial (Dien Chan) and other reflex microsystems. Maps, techniques and indications.
Plantar reflexology from Thai tradition, combining acupressure, Sen energy line stimulation and use of a wooden stick for deep work on foot reflex zones.
Plantar reflexology approach from Traditional Chinese Medicine, integrating Qi, Yin-Yang and Five Elements principles into foot reflex zone stimulation.
Plantar reflexology method developed by Eunice Ingham in the 1930s, based on precise stimulation of foot reflex zones corresponding to the body's organs and systems.
Stimulation of reflex zones located on the palms and fingers, offering an alternative to plantar reflexology with specific maps and easier accessibility for self-treatment.
Multi-reflexological facial method developed in Vietnam by Prof. Bùi Quốc Châu, using over 500 points and 30 reflection schemes on the face to treat whole-body imbalances.
Stimulation of ear reflex zones through digital pressure or non-invasive tools, using the correspondence between auricular points and body organs without acupuncture.
Internal reflexology technique stimulating nasal mucosa reflex zones using thin balm-coated styluses, acting on the autonomic nervous system through trigeminal and olfactory nerve endings.
Reflexology technique stimulating reflex zones around the orbital rim and periocular area, acting on vision, eye tension and corresponding organs through nerve and energy connections of the eye.
Reflex method acting on the sympathetic nervous system through stimulation of specific reflex zones (endonasal, auricular or cutaneous), aiming to rebalance the autonomic nervous system and treat functional disorders.
Reflexology technique working paravertebral reflex zones to act on organs and functions corresponding to each vertebral level, based on neurovegative metameric correspondences.