The intention of this blog is to introduce the reader to some of the more complex psychological and ethical concepts related to our verbal interactions within the reflexology context. The article highlights other forms of directive and non-directive therapy, before considering how best to encourage client autonomy and self-directed change in reflexology, through the use […]
Power is an element occurring in many everyday human relationships. Consider for a moment the relationship between a parent and child – a teacher and pupil – a manager and worker – a doctor and patient? In many commonly experienced human relationships power is certainly present. In some cases power can provide a useful element […]
The bodily felt sense is a significant phenomenon associated with person-centred counselling and body-oriented psychotherapy. It is essentially the observation of ones own sensory and visceral experiences. Visceral: Adjective 1. Relating to the viscera: the visceral nervous system. 2. Relating to deep inward feelings, rather than intellect. The felt sense is experienced in the physical body and has […]
Relational Reflexology 