Four hands treatments

Coordinative Reflexology with four hands is a combination of two therapists treating one patient simultaneously. This type of treatment is based upon Coordinative Reflexology techniques. The foundation of Coordinative Reflexology is the principle of treatment of two reflective points on the foot – at the same time. This is an option that increases the overall effect of the treatment. Like a musical chord that is related to hearing, the body translates treatment of two points on the feet simultaneously as the ringing of a "chord sensation". The underlying principles of coordinating with another therapist are:

1. To know how to work together

2. To know how to think together

3. To know how to imagine and to plan together.

The actions that are carried out by two demand attention to the other, consideration of the other, compromising and taking responsibility to conduct the treatment process and to closely follow up in response to the leading therapist. All of this with the intention to act in coordination in order to carry out this complex treatment. Coordinative Reflexology with four hands brings about the quiet and peace that exist in the relationship between yourself and yourself as a therapist and between yourself and the coordinating therapist. In general, a pair of therapists are different from one another both physically, emotionally and energetically, so that the need to createunity amongst contrasting elements is necessary. As in all walks of life, the ability to create cooperation is an endless learning process. The processes are ongoing and improve and are renewed from treatment to treatment, from patient to patient as in musical compositions for four hands.