Restore & rebalance
Precise pressure on mapped reflex points of the feet and face — a deeply calming, whole-body treatment in a private clinical setting, performed personally by certified reflexologist Liza James.
Mapped points. Whole-body calm.
Reflexology is based on the principle that specific pressure points on the feet and face correspond to organs, systems and structures throughout the body.
Unlike massage, which works through muscle tissue, reflexology targets these mapped points for a focused, deeply relaxing effect. Pressure is adjusted throughout the session for your comfort.
Focused reflexology treatments
Foot Reflexology
A complete session of precise pressure on the reflex points of the feet.
Book NowSignature Reflexology Experience
Full foot reflexology (60 min) with a facial reflexology introduction (15 min).
Book NowFacial Reflexology
Mapped facial reflex points integrated into a focused 1-Hour Target Treatment.
Book NowFull Foot Reflexology with Foot Care
Add 60 minutes of foot reflexology to any foot care appointment (regularly $90).
Book NowFoot Care + Reflexology
Express Foot Care + reflexology (120 min) $139 • Complete Pedicure + reflexology (120 min) $149.
Book NowWhy clients love reflexology
- Deep full-body relaxation
- Improved circulation and lymphatic drainage
- Relief from tension and accumulated stress
- Support for sleep quality and overall wellbeing
- Deep relaxation of facial muscle tension
- Improved circulation and lymphatic flow
- Support for skin health, radiance and renewal
- Stimulation of the body’s natural healing response
Reflexology FAQ
Is reflexology painful?
No — reflexology should not be painful. Pressure is adjusted throughout the session for your comfort.
Reflexology vs. massage?
Reflexology works through specific mapped pressure points on the feet and face; massage works through general muscle tissue.
Facial reflexology vs. a regular facial?
A regular facial focuses on cleansing and hydrating the skin surface; facial reflexology works through pressure points on the face to support the body’s internal systems.
Can it be combined with other treatments?
Yes. Foot reflexology can be added to foot care, facial reflexology is part of the Target Treatments, and the experiences pair it with a facial.
How often should I book?
There is no set number that is right for everyone — it depends on your goals and preferences.
Who should check with a doctor first?
Most adults benefit from reflexology. If you are pregnant or have blood clots, foot injuries or certain medical conditions, please consult your physician first.
Reflexology is provided as a complementary holistic esthetic service. It is not a medical treatment and is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any medical condition. Please disclose relevant medical history before treatment.
Rest. Restore. Rebalance.
Foot and facial reflexology, personally performed by Liza.