Intake Form
THIS FORM IS TO BE COMPLETED BY THE CLIENT FIRST THEN BY PRACTITIONER FOR INITIAL SESSION
Informed Consent
To the Clients of Reflexology, you need to know that:
1. I am not a doctor.
2. I do not practice medicine.
3. I do not diagnose or treat for a specific illness
4. I do not prescribe or adjust medication
5. Reflexology is not a substitute for medical treatment, but is a complement to most types of therapy.
What is Reflexology?
Reflexology is a natural therapeutic approach based on the idea that specific reflex points in the body correspond to different parts, glands, and organs. By applying pressure to these reflex areas, reflexology can relieve tension, enhance circulation, and support the body's ability to function optimally.
Reflexologists believe the entire body is mirrored on the feet and hands. Foot and hand reflexology is a scientific art based on the premise that there are zones and reflex areas in the feet, and hands, which correspond to all body parts. The physical act of applying specific pressures using thumb, finger, and hand techniques, results in stress reduction, which causes physiological changes in the body. A primary benefit of reflexology is relaxation. Relaxation through reflexology may help the body to balance any kind of stress it is experiencing.
What does Reflexology do?
1. Reflexology promotes balance and normalization of the body naturally.
2. Reflexology reduces stress and brings about relaxation; and
3. Reflexology stimulates circulation and the delivery of oxygen and nutrients to the cells.
Contract For Services
By filing out the form below, I give my consent to a Reflexology session with Dawn, at Hannah Reflexology. I understand I may discontinue a session or sessions at any time. I further understand that I must disclose at this time if I am a government official or representing any news media. If I have been diagnosed by a licensed health professional as having any disease, injury or other physical or mental condition, I understand that reflexology sessions are not a substitute for any treatment or therapy previously ordered, prescribed, or recommended by that health professional.
