With over 20 years of experience, Ariana Rawls Fine is relaunching her reflexology practice in Stratford, Connecticut. In addition to the reflexology, Fine is an editor and writer working with magazines, online outlets, small businesses and healing practitioners. She is a co-founder and the first president of the Reflexology Association of Connecticut.

“Reflexology offers the perfect opportunity for giving to ourselves and those we care about in a way that brings health and well-being,” says Fine. “Even after over two decades and more than 500 hours of reflexology-related training, I am fascinated by how our feet can give clues about our physical, emotional and mental health. I am grateful to return to my reflexology roots here in Connecticut and continue to serve our community along their healing journey.”

Reflexology, a hands-on therapy, can help improve circulation, reduce stress and pain, boost the immune system, and revitalize energy, among other benefits. Reflex areas on the foot act as small “mirrors” of the body’s organs and systems. The reflexologist reads them like a map of the body by examining foot color, muscle tone, skin texture and other signs. Through the application of pressure techniques to specific points, a reflexologist can support their clients’ well-being.

The Reflexology Association of Connecticut is an organization focused on educating the public on the profession and benefits of reflexology, monitoring laws and regulations, establishing standards and ethics, and promoting continuing education.

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With over 20 years of experience, Ariana Rawls Fine is relaunching her reflexology practice in Stratford, Connecticut. In addition to the reflexology, Fine is an editor and writer working... Read More »