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A Foot Health Practitioner is qualified to provide routine foot care within the private sector. Treatment is carried out within a clinic environment or in the comfort of the patient's own home.

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Jenny wedgbury

Jenny Wedgbury - Foot Health Therapist

Welcome; it's so lovely of you to join me.



I'm Jenny Wedgbury, the owner of Inner Wisdom Wellbeing.



I first qualified as a Holistic Therapist in 2013, and since then, I have been developing my skill base and my experience in Holistic Therapy, Teaching, Hypnotherapy and Coaching.



I work in Stourbridge and... [read more]

Aromatherapy
Foot Health
Healing
Hypnotherapy
Life Coaching
Massage Therapy
Meditation
Mindfulness
NLP
Regression Therapy
Reiki
Relationship Therapy
Tension and Trauma Releasing
Thermo Auricular Therapy (Ear Candling)
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Liz Burston

Liz Burston - Foot Health Therapist

♡Helping You To Help Yourself♡
My aim is to treat all my clients old and new with respect, individuality and for them to have a positive and memorable experience each time they come to me for a treatment.

Crystal Therapy
Foot Health
Healing
Indian Head Massage
Meditation
Reflexology
Reiki
Thermo Auricular Therapy (Ear Candling)
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Antonio Casiero

Antonio Casiero - Foot Health Therapist

A little about me, I am a massage therapist, Reflexologist, Aromatherapist and, have also been practicing Acupressure since 1995.

I first got into massage when I had to give up my job as an electrician for health reasons.

Due to the build-up of anxiety, I was suffering from panic attacks. Not good when... [read more]

Acupressure
Aromatherapy
Body Stress Release
Foot Health
Indian Head Massage
Massage Therapy
Reflexology
Shiatsu
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A Foot Health Practitioner is qualified to provide routine foot care within the private sector. Treatment is carried out within a clinic environment or in the comfort of the patient's own home.

Although there may be little wrong with a patient's feet, circumstances or medical ailments may make it difficult for them to cut their own nails or treat such things as callus or painful corns and this is where a Foot Health Practitioner (FHP) can help.

Most routine foot care is carried out at regular intervals agreed between the practitioner and the patient but the FHP can also be called on to treat such things as in-growing toe nails, fungal nail infections, verrucae and corns.

As it becomes increasingly difficult to obtain NHS chiropody/podiatry treatment, the Foot Health Practitioner is a valuable, low cost resource for many people.