Jenny Hannon Reflexology

23/01/2026

Available appointments next week are
TUESDAY 27TH 11.30a.m and 2.00p.m
THURSDAY 29TH 2.00p.m and 4.00p.m
FRIDAY 30th 9.30a.m.
Take some time for you 👣 🥰

18/01/2026

18/01/2026

A Lovely ambience in my freshly decorated treatment room today🥰 For a lovely relaxing treatment contact me for more info go to jennyhannonreflexologist.com

11/12/2025

Give someone a special gift this Christmas. The gift of Reflexology. Vouchers available for an hour of pure relaxation. Pm for details.
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08/01/2024

Taking time for you is another important benefit in this very busy world. Jennyhannonreflexologist.com book an appointment today. time for self ❤️‍🩹

23/12/2021

WHY YOUR FOOT ARCHES ARE SO IMPORTANT

Proper arch mechanics allow for shock absorption when we walk. This requires the right amounts of both pronation and supination in the same step. We contact the ground in a supinated position and immediately pronate. This pronation increases the mobility of the foot to absorb the shock of your steps.

If you don't pronate, such as with a high arched foot you cannot dissipate the shock. That shock will have to be taken on somewhere else. Often it is at the inside of the heel where it contributes to plantar fasciitis. Other times it travels up into the lower leg and causes shin splints.

If you overpronate, you repeatedly overstretch ↔ the plantar fascia, which can lead to tissue overload and pain. That motion will travel up the kinetic chain, internally rotating the knee and hip. This stresses the medial knee ligaments and meniscus, which just so happen to be the most common area to see degeneration. I wonder why? Internal rotation at the hip will also shut down the hip abductors, which are dynamic stabilizers of the hip and pelvis. This can lead to pain in the hip, SI joint, and low back. Noticing a trend yet?

The feet are the foundation of your entire body. If their mechanics are off, everything could be as WHY YOUR FOOT ARCHES ARE SO IMPORTANT

Proper arch mechanics allow for shock absorption when we walk. This requires the right amounts of both pronation and supination in the same step. We contact the ground in a supinated position and immediately pronate. This pronation increases the mobility of the foot to absorb the shock of your steps.

If you don't pronate, such as with a high arched foot you cannot dissipate the shock. That shock will have to be taken on somewhere else. Often it is at the inside of the heel where it contributes to plantar fasciitis. Other times it travels up into the lower leg and causes shin splints.

If you overpronate, you repeatedly overstretch ↔ the plantar fascia, which can lead to tissue overload and pain. That motion will travel up the kinetic chain, internally rotating the knee and hip. This stresses the medial knee ligaments and meniscus, which just so happen to be the most common area to see degeneration. I wonder why? Internal rotation at the hip will also shut down the hip abductors, which are dynamic stabilizers of the hip and pelvis. This can lead to pain in the hip, SI joint, and low back. Noticing a trend yet?

The feet are the foundation of your entire body. If their mechanics are off, everything could be as well.

02/12/2021

I am blown away today, I treated a lovely client with lipoedema for the second time using RLD. After the treatment there was 1/2 an inch difference in size and she commented that her legs felt much lighter. This treatment absolutely amazes me.

11/10/2021

With the winter fast approaching why not treat yourself to Hot Stone Reflexology. Take a look at my website for full details. www.jennyhannonreflexologist.com

20/09/2021

It's world reflexology week! Take a look at my new website to see how reflexology can help.
https://www.jennyhannonreflexologist.com/

03/09/2021

So pleased to announce that I have qualified as an RLD practitioner. This is an amazing treatment.