Facial Reflexology (Dien Chan Zone & Bergman Method) 

I am delighted to be able to offer offer not only the Bergman Method Facial Reflexology but also Dien Chan Zone Facial Reflexology within my practice.

 

Bergman Method

The Bergman method has been developed over 20 years, by Ziggie Bergman, and is based on the same zone theory developed and created by Dr. William Fitzgerald. Most reflexologists will be familiar with ‘zone therapy’ as it forms the basis of modern reflexology today. 

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Dien Chan Zone Facial Reflexology

A new way of reading the face, it is a wonderfully gentle, yet powerful form of Facial Reflexology. Dien Chan Zone originated in Vietnam and was developed in Italy - and is now growing in popularity world-wide. Working with different maps on the face, using a double-pointer tool, I focus on the symptoms which are causing you concern. The difference with Dien Chan Zone is that it is an empowering therapy where you can literally take your health into your own hands in-between your treatment sessions. We will work together on the symptoms which are troubling you, with the aim of bringing your body into a state of health and balance.

 

Why Facial Reflexology

The face provides a beautiful and precise tool to read what is going on within the body’s internal organs, central nervous system and neuro-biolgical system. The face’s proximity to the brain and cranial nerves makes Facial Reflexology exceptionally powerful in impacting the body systems.

 

The unique benefit of Facial Reflexology is that not only does it aim to help you improve your health and wellbeing, it can provide you with a healthy glow which can help you to look better, feel better and your appearance look younger.  

 

The face, will look and feel, smoother and more toned as circulation is improved and muscle tension is reduced.  

 

Facial Reflexology helps to strengthen layers of the skin tissue and improve skin tone, making possible benefits such as tightening drooping jowls and sagging eyelids, smoothing and softening frown lines and diminishing the effects of the years. 

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