Dates:
| Date | Time |
| 17 November 2025 | 6:00pm - 8:00pm CET (Central European Time) |
| 18 November 2025 | 6:00pm - 8:00pm CET (Central European Time) |
| 19 November 2025 | 6:00pm - 8:00pm CET (Central European Time) |
Venue:
Online - Broadcast from - Copenhagen
Duration:
3 x 2 hours
Instructors:
Total fee:
EUR 199.00
This event is part of the series: Round about...
Anxiety has become one of the most common challenges of our uncertain times. Up to one in four people experiences restlessness, shallow breathing, digestive discomfort, constant tension — and many other symptoms rooted in anxiety.
There is growing interest in manual therapy modalities, and emerging research*) suggests their potential to help alleviate anxiety.
For reflexologists, this offers a unique opportunity to demonstrate the power of working through the feet — supported by the natural grounding effect they provide.
Anxiety Is Deeply Rooted in the Body
This webinar explores how anxiety is stored and expressed through the body — in fascia, breath, the gut, and the nervous system.
You’ll learn practical reflexology techniques designed to help release anxiety-related stagnation and re-establish a healthy flow in the fascial network.
Beyond techniques, we’ll also reflect on:
Beyond techniques, we’ll also reflect on:
- How to meet anxious clients with sensitivity and presence
- How to support someone experiencing a panic attack
- Simple lifestyle tools that promote calm and resilience
Some of the Key Focus Areas
- Updated theories on the mechanisms behind anxiety
- How the brain responds to anxiety
- The possible role of the microbiome
- What happens when the amygdala is “too fit”
- The Gut–Brain axis as a busy communication highway
- How emotions affect the fascial network
- Vagal tone as a background vulnerability factor
- And much more
Our Techniques Menu — Feet and Body
- Startup: Boosting grounding and focus
- 10 Zones: How to palpate stagnation in the fascial network
- Brain: Expanded and exciting reflex areas for brain support
- Chest: Creating more space for the heart with techniques, including the sternum
- Vagus: Neck, gut–brain axis, and a simple ear technique
- Abdomen: Falciform ligament, kidneys/adrenals, and fascial techniques for common anxiety-related tension
- Symptomatic Area: Addressing clients’ specific symptoms
- Round Off: Strengthening the energy flow before leaving your clinic — an important step
*) New Research
Recent findings show promising results for manual therapies in reducing anxiety symptoms:
Source: A systematic review of manual therapy modalities and anxiety, Osteopath Med. 2024 Jun 24.
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