Vertical Reflex Therapy (VRT)
Vertical Reflex Therapy (VRT) is an advanced reflexology technique, where the feet or hands are worked in a weight-bearing position for short periods, providing an intensive level of treatment.
VRT techniques were first discovered in the mid 1990's by Lynne Booth and within three years had gained a world-wide professional reputation as an incredibly effective form of weight-bearing reflexology.
It works on the same principle as traditional reflexology but often appears to have a quicker therapeutic response, possibly because all the anatomic nerves in the hands and feet become sensitised when weight-bearing which may increase the therapeutic response.
VRT was originally developed to help musculo-skeletal conditions but has subsequently proved successful in treating many health issues, including sciatica, undefined back pain, joint issues and sports injuries. Whatever the condition, chronic or acute, VRT can work on a subtle level, enabling the body to accelerate its innate healing processes.
Julia has trained with Lynne Booth and is an authorised member of the Vertical Reflex Therapy (VRT) Network.
VRT techniques were first discovered in the mid 1990's by Lynne Booth and within three years had gained a world-wide professional reputation as an incredibly effective form of weight-bearing reflexology.
It works on the same principle as traditional reflexology but often appears to have a quicker therapeutic response, possibly because all the anatomic nerves in the hands and feet become sensitised when weight-bearing which may increase the therapeutic response.
VRT was originally developed to help musculo-skeletal conditions but has subsequently proved successful in treating many health issues, including sciatica, undefined back pain, joint issues and sports injuries. Whatever the condition, chronic or acute, VRT can work on a subtle level, enabling the body to accelerate its innate healing processes.
Julia has trained with Lynne Booth and is an authorised member of the Vertical Reflex Therapy (VRT) Network.
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