
- chronic stress, insomnia, migraines
- disorders of the digestive system (intestines, liver, stomach)
- circulatory problems, hypertension and hypotension
- joint pains, spinal pains, post-traumatic pains
- weakened immunity, allergies, lymphedema
- Hormonal ailments (menopause, thyroid problems, cycle)
- disorders of the respiratory and urinary systems

- Deep relaxation and better quality of sleep
- alleviation of pain and tension
- reduction of stress levels
- improve mental well-being
- stimulation of self-regulation and regeneration processes
- improving circulation and lymph flow
- support detoxification of the body
- body temperature variability
- mood swings
- Increased urination (urine color and odor may be altered)
- increased surge of energy or drowsiness
- tenderness in the body area being worked on
- temporary pressure fluctuations
- drink plenty of warm water or electrolytes
- avoid alcohol and heavy exercise
- give up saunas and hot baths
In addition, our reflexologist provides tips after the treatment on how to work with specific points yourself at home to prolong the effects of the therapy. It is worth remembering that reflexology brings the best results when supported by a healthy diet, hydration and a conscious lifestyle.
- Active bacterial and viral infections
- inflammatory conditions requiring hospital treatment
- Fresh injuries, postoperative (area) conditions
- advanced varicose veins, ringworm, foot ulcers
- pregnancy at risk
- Active head injuries, epilepsy, depression (for head reflexology)
- Recent invasive dental or cosmetic procedures (head, face)
If there are contraindications in one area, the reflexologist may suggest working on another – for example, instead of feet, on the hands or head.

Reflexology is a unique form of natural therapy that restores balance where the body has lost it. At MARIS, we invite you to experience its beneficial effects in a safe, professional and friendly atmosphere.