Converse of object

• try: Treatment Week 3 David asked today if I would just do his back, but let him try reflexology to complement his treatment.

• include: These techniques could include reflexology, massage, meditation, aromatherapy or yoga.

• offer: We also offer reflexology and aromatherapy, sell Evening Primrose tablets, and give advice and support to patients and their carers.

• study: An Holistic Guide to Reflexology is the'must have ' text for those studying reflexology from basic to advanced levels.

• have: Back to Top How often should I have Reflexology?

• use: Reflexology of the feet is very popular now but many are unaware that you can also use reflexology on your hands.

Preposition: with

• pack: Discover the healing benefits of reflexology with this new pack.

Adjective modifier

• facial: In Facial Reflexology the Author introduces this healing practice to the English-speaking world for the first time.

• British: Lucinda Vaughan A reflexologist trained at the Bayly School, the official teaching body of The British Reflexology Association.

• advanced: Advanced Reflexology Reflexology Reflexology Vibrational Medicine Click here to read about some of our successful students.

Modifies a noun

• massage: BEST FOOT FORWARD Reflexology massages the reflexes of your feet.

• treatment: Half received the active reflexology treatment for 11 weeks.

• session: The Reflexology session itself lasts from forty to fifty minutes.

• therapy: Not intended to cure diseases, reflexology therapy is valuable in locating high stress or tension areas in the body.

• point: When using a detox foot pad you are therefore stimulating the reflexology points on your feet too.

• technique: You could also try the reflexology technique of squeezing the tips of your big toes.

Noun used with modifier

• foot: Skin shapes up, knots are kneaded into nothingness, ' fried ' feet board reflexology flights.

• hand: Hand reflexology may be used where it is diffcult to use the techniques on the feet.

• therapy: We also have a number of visiting therapists who are trained in alternative therapy e.g. reflexology, reiki and massage.

• massage: For more information see: aromatherapy dietary analysis homeopathy indian head massage reflexology.