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Frequently Asked Questions
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Generally safe when performed by trained therapists. Not recommended for perforated eardrums, active ear infections, recent ear surgery, or severe circulatory issues. We screen clients and adapt treatments for safety; discuss medical history before booking.
A calm intake and positioning, followed by gentle ear candling on each ear, then foot reflexology focusing on sinus and energy points. You'll feel warmth, subtle pressure release, and progressive relaxation throughout the hour.
Many clients begin with weekly sessions for three to four weeks, then transition to monthly maintenance. Frequency depends on symptoms, response, and health history; your therapist will recommend a personalized plan.
Yes. Avoid if you have perforated eardrums, recent ear surgery, active infections, severe allergies, blood-clotting disorders, or pregnancy without clinician approval. Inform us of medications, implants, or chronic conditions so we can modify or advise alternatives.
Many clients notice decreased sinus pressure, clearer breathing, and relaxed muscles immediately. Some effects build over days as drainage and energetic balance continue; results vary with individual conditions and chronicity.
Arrive hydrated and avoid heavy meals or alcohol beforehand. Bring a list of medications and recent ear, sinus, or medical history. Wear comfortable clothing and plan to rest afterward if you experience lightheadedness or emotional release.