About Our Business
CyReflexology has been operating since August of 2004. Once
located in an office near W. Center in Omaha, NE; we moved to a
southern Omaha location in 2005. The office atmosphere is
pictured in the Links section.
My Experience with Reflexology:
My name is Connie Young. I decided to become a Reflexologist at
the urging of my mother and my sister after working on their feet for
nearly ten years.
I learned about Reflexology at the age of 21 in Canada while
visiting family. I was skeptical that the treatment could really help
me. But, it really felt great! So, I enjoyed the treatments and the
benefits of health they gave me, even if I did not understand how
the treatments were helping me.
In 1993-94 I moved to Hong Kong for eight months. A Reflexology
student in Hong Kong asked me to be her “test” case. For six
weeks I experienced the Asian method (no pain, no gain) of
Reflexology and then felt the amazing results that changed my
attitude toward the treatment forever. The recurring pain from
fibrocystic disease vanished from my life after the third treatment.
While in Hong Kong my mother, a diabetic with Type II diabetes,
contracted gangrene and I flew back to the States to be with her
during her surgery. Her right foot had to be amputated just below
her knee. I began working on her left foot every day in the hospital. I
saw an amazing change in her left foot after consistent treatment.
Ten years later, a doctor she visited found it unbelievable that she
still had the left foot. He said, “Most people lose the second foot
within a year or two.” My sister and I believe Reflexology gave her
another ten years of quality living.
When you are healthy, Reflexology may feel like a nice massage,
but it is not massage. In Asia I learned the “Asian” method and at
the International Institute of Reflexology (IIR), I studied the Western
method. What I do is a combination of these two methods.
You can read more about Reflexology at the IIR Web Site (www.
reflexology-usa.net).
Training Plans and Goals:
Hong Kong (Asian Method): experiential training.
International Institute of Reflexology (IIR): over 1000 hours of
training seminars, study, and treatments.
Goals:
In 2007: Enroll online at the Universal College of Reflexology in
Edmonton, Alberta, to study and obtain certification. In 2008: Obtain
national certification in Reflexology.
By 2012: Apply for a grant to establish a free clinic.
A free clinic would allow diabetics and fibromyalgia clients the
ability to receive needed treatments two to three times per week.
located in an office near W. Center in Omaha, NE; we moved to a
southern Omaha location in 2005. The office atmosphere is
pictured in the Links section.
My Experience with Reflexology:
My name is Connie Young. I decided to become a Reflexologist at
the urging of my mother and my sister after working on their feet for
nearly ten years.
I learned about Reflexology at the age of 21 in Canada while
visiting family. I was skeptical that the treatment could really help
me. But, it really felt great! So, I enjoyed the treatments and the
benefits of health they gave me, even if I did not understand how
the treatments were helping me.
In 1993-94 I moved to Hong Kong for eight months. A Reflexology
student in Hong Kong asked me to be her “test” case. For six
weeks I experienced the Asian method (no pain, no gain) of
Reflexology and then felt the amazing results that changed my
attitude toward the treatment forever. The recurring pain from
fibrocystic disease vanished from my life after the third treatment.
While in Hong Kong my mother, a diabetic with Type II diabetes,
contracted gangrene and I flew back to the States to be with her
during her surgery. Her right foot had to be amputated just below
her knee. I began working on her left foot every day in the hospital. I
saw an amazing change in her left foot after consistent treatment.
Ten years later, a doctor she visited found it unbelievable that she
still had the left foot. He said, “Most people lose the second foot
within a year or two.” My sister and I believe Reflexology gave her
another ten years of quality living.
When you are healthy, Reflexology may feel like a nice massage,
but it is not massage. In Asia I learned the “Asian” method and at
the International Institute of Reflexology (IIR), I studied the Western
method. What I do is a combination of these two methods.
You can read more about Reflexology at the IIR Web Site (www.
reflexology-usa.net).
Training Plans and Goals:
Hong Kong (Asian Method): experiential training.
International Institute of Reflexology (IIR): over 1000 hours of
training seminars, study, and treatments.
Goals:
In 2007: Enroll online at the Universal College of Reflexology in
Edmonton, Alberta, to study and obtain certification. In 2008: Obtain
national certification in Reflexology.
By 2012: Apply for a grant to establish a free clinic.
A free clinic would allow diabetics and fibromyalgia clients the
ability to receive needed treatments two to three times per week.
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If you are interested in treatments CyReflexology please email me at connie@cyreflexology.com cyoung0905@yahoo.com or my business phone number 402-699-2527. |
