Tsuboki® foot massage is divinely relaxing massage based on Eastern and Western bodywork traditions. Lie back on the supremely comfortable LaFuma chair and allow yourself to be pampered.
New clients will need to complete the Corona Virus Screening form.
We are structuring sessions for you to
have the best and safest experience in the current situation. I will continue to wear a face covering, and kindly request clients to wear a face covering, too (unless exempt).
I am fully vaccinated.
Stay safe and sane. Hope to see you soon.
With warm regards, Regina
“I feel I have got a new pair of feet”
Zoya, Sneinton, Nottingham
You can receive the Tsuboki foot massage
In India the tradition of foot massage goes back thousands of years.
According to folklore, foot massage was taught by Buddha, and then
later combined with Traditional Chinese Medicine. In the 5th and 6th
century warrior monks brought it to Japan, where it became known as
Zoku (foot or leg) Shin (heart) Do (way). It was introduced as separate
discipline in Japan, often offered at inns. Weary travellers would be
able to remove their shoes, have their feet washed and then massaged to
restore their energy and well-being.
Meridians are channels of energy or qi, ki or chi, that flow round the
body in a continuous loop. They are the same channels that
acupuncturists use, but they are also used in Chinese and Japanese
medicine and massage. There are 12 bilateral main meridians, and two on
the mid-line of the body, one at the front and one at the back. If the
energy is flowing well, the person is well and healthy. Conversely,
blockages and stagnation ultimately cause ill health.
A Tsubo is an an acupressure point along a meridian. Here the ki energy
rises to the surface of the body. Stimulating these points encourages
the flow of energy throughout the meridian, and thus through the body.
It is like sending a charge or a wave though the meridian to clear the
channel. The pressure can be very light and still be effective.
Biomedical research has shown that the body sometimes
requires very little energy to “jump start” the healing process.
So much for the background.
A full session takes about an hour. The Tsuboki foot massage has five
stages:
“I loved the last point – I could feel
your finger still touching
afterwards”
Julie, Beeston, Nottingham
That was the point representing transformation!
Try it, it's fabulous,
“I say: that's a winner”
Alonit, Carrington, Nottingham
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List of treatments
- Myofascial Release (MFR) - Saving Hands massage -
- Maya Abdominal Therapy -
- Seated Acupressure - Indian Head Massage - Pulsing - Reiki -
- Reflexology - Tsuboki Foot Massage - Hopi Ear Candles -
- Hot and Cold Stone Massage - Myofascial dry cupping -
- Aromatherapy Massage - Aromatherapy Lymphatic Massage (ALM) -
- Fertility Massage - Pregnancy Massage - Post-natal Massage -
- Dorn Method - Breuss Massage -
- Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) - Deep Oscillation -
- Treatment for lymphoedema - Treatment after cosmetic surgery -
- Holistic Facial - Face Vitality - Total Detox -
- Virtual treatments -
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I have been going to Regina for MLD after two surgeries on my thighs, calves, and ankles, after suffering with lipodema. Regina is very knowledgeable and
Dec 31, 21 08:07 AM
I have suffered with foot pain for many years & experienced conditions such as plantar fasciitis & tendonitis. I have osteoarthritis in my king toes &