• EP 060: Reflexology stopped my Chronic Pain

  • Jun 26 2024
  • Length: 54 mins
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EP 060: Reflexology stopped my Chronic Pain

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  • Join Stephanie and Jenny in this insightful episode as they delve into the transformative power of reflexology. Stephanie, driven by her personal experience with chronic pain, reveals how reflexology became a pivotal holistic treatment in her life. From its potential to manage chronic conditions like fibromyalgia to its profound impact on emotional wellbeing, learn how reflexology bridges the gap between body, mind, and emotions. Explore Stephanie's vision for the future of reflexology, envisioning its integration into mainstream healthcare and education. Plus, gain insights into Stephanie's personal journey, from work-life balance to her perspectives on relationships. Tune in and explore the world of reflexology with us!

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