The answer to many interesting questions from our wonderful students. And because our goal is to share solutions with our large audience, we have decided to choose a recurrent issue to explain a good treatment plan.
◾︎ Skin conditions | Specifically Eczema & Psoriasis*
Erica Layton Weiland —certified teacher of the International School of Multireflexology – Dien Chan (ISMDC)— takes advantage of this meeting with Patryck Aguilar-Cassarà, to look at a facial reflexology approach on how to handle skin issues.
In Dien Chan and Chan❜beauté, we always will to reach the origin of the trouble or of the visible imperfection. It means that we have to find the deep blockages that disturb the body balance.
This exchange is as interesting for Chan❜beauté facialists that have to deal with eczema or psoriasis on the face, as well as for therapists that practise facial reflexology – Dien Chan.
You can also use this interview for your own health if you are looking for solutions to this skin imbalance.
Our treatment plan explains how to go from the face, to the body, to the maps of reflex zones and how to apply the most appropriate formula for those trained in the original method.
We like to start by treating the general state of a person, this is helpful to obtain more information in a balanced state. You will see!
Then we use the multireflex yin and yang tools to help us test and treat the outer layer of the skin as well as the internal state to rebalance the energies.
❉ The Reflex~drainage protocol is available for free at
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🔺 Disclaimer: this advice is for educational purposes and not intended to replace medical care. If you are under the direct supervision of primary care, please seek whether this is appropriate for you. All of the work is non-invasive and does not puncture the skin.
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