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Lynne Booth BA(Hons) BRCP IIR ART(Regd) MAR has a private Reflexology practice in Bristol, a sports injury clinic for professional footballers and treats elderly residents at the St Monica Trust, Bristol as well as running Reflexology courses for the nursing staff. The research and development of VRT and small medically approved study was conducted at the St Monica Trust. Lynne presents at conferences and she and her tutors teach accredited VRT courses internationally. In 1998, Lynne was awarded an honorary ART (Advanced Reflexology Techniques) fellowship for services to Reflexology. She is the author of the best-selling book Vertical Reflexology and also Vertical Reflexology for Hands. For information on VRT courses for qualified reflexologists, please contact Tel: 0117-9626746; contact@boothvrt.com www.boothvrt.com
Articles by Lynne E Booth
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Vertical Reflex Therapy (VRT) for Sports Injuries
Listed in reflexology
The author has developed the practice of Reflexology to include work done while the feet (and hands) are in a weight-bearing position. Newer research has concentrated on Hand VRT, and working ‘a grid system of reflexes on the nail’. The article explains the theory behind the system and gives some information about the process.
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Vertical Reflexology
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Vertical Reflexology, or Vertical Reflex Therapy (VRT) was developed by Lynne Booth six years ago when working with chronically ill residents at the St Monica Trust nursing home in Bristol. She found that VRT, which focuses on working the weight-bearing dorsal reflexes on the top of the foot, was particularly suitable for elderly people who had orthopaedic problems or were wheelchair-bound and found the conventional reclining position adopted in conventional reflexology too uncomfortable.
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