Why choose Christo Scheepers as your Therapeutic Reflexologist?
Registered Therapeutic Reflexologist
Christo Scheepers is registered with a statutory council, the Allied Health Professions Council of South Africa (AHPCSA), that regulates the profession of Therapeutic Reflexology and has more than two decades of reflexology experience.
Focused on Women’s Wellbeing
The practice supports women seeking care for stress, burnout, fatigue, hormonal changes, sleep and nervous-system balance.
Complementary and Non-Diagnostic
Therapeutic reflexology is offered as supportive care alongside conventional healthcare and does not replace medical diagnosis or treatment.
Gentle, Foot-Centred Therapy
Sessions use non-invasive reflexology techniques in a calm, confidential and professional setting where your feet are always the central focus
Tailored to the Individual
Each session is adapted to the patient’s needs, lifestyle pressures and wellbeing goals.
Designed for Busy Professional Women
After-hours appointments are available in Tygervalley, Cape Town, for women with demanding schedules.
Stress & Burnout Support
Calm, foot-centred support for stress, burnout, poor sleep and emotional strain, with a focus on nervous-system regulation
Hormonal & Menstrual Wellbeing
Gentle, foot-centred support for menstrual discomfort, PMS, hormonal changes, the fertility journey, pregnancy and menopause
Fatigue, Recovery & Physical Restoration
Restorative, foot-centred care for low energy, body tension, tired, aching feet and the physical strain of demanding days
Therapeutic Reflexology is non-diagnostic and complementary, and may be used alongside conventional healthcare
Read more about Christo’s Foot-Centred Reflexology Approach
Christo Scheepers specialises in Women’s Neuroendocrine Therapeutic Foot Reflexology, with the feet forming the foundation of each session. His approach is particularly suited to professional women seeking support with stress, burnout, hormonal changes, fatigue, body tension and recovery from demanding days.
Treatment plans are personalised following your consultation and adapted over time. While foot reflexology remains central, selected techniques may include hand, ear, facial, scalp or body reflexology, foot mobilisation, lymphatic drainage reflexology, gentle touch methods, Vacuflex cupping or Vacuflex vacuum boot stimulation.
You are welcome to rely on Christo’s professional recommendation, or to discuss specific techniques you may prefer or wish to avoid. All sessions are complementary, non-diagnostic and adapted to your comfort, and individual wellbeing goals.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Therapeutic Reflexology?
Therapeutic Reflexology is a professionally regulated complementary health modality that uses specific pressure techniques on reflex points, most often on the feet. It is non-invasive, deeply relaxing and used to support overall wellbeing alongside conventional healthcare.
What is Reflexology versus Foot Massage?
Foot massage is usually offered for general relaxation and relief of tired feet. Therapeutic Reflexology is a structured complementary health modality using specific pressure techniques on reflex areas (nerve endings) of the feet. In South Africa, it is practised by AHPCSA-registered Therapeutic Reflexologists and is offered as non-diagnostic wellbeing support alongside medical care.
Can Therapeutic Reflexology diagnose or cure?
No. Therapeutic Reflexology is non-diagnostic and does not replace medical diagnosis or treatment. It may support relaxation, stress regulation, nervous-system balance and general wellbeing as part of a complementary care approach.
What happens during the first session?
Your first session includes a consultation, relevant health history, discussion of your wellbeing concerns and a personalised foot-centred reflexology session. Christo will explain the process and adapt the session to your comfort and needs.
What payment options do you accept?
Medical Aid Rates Apply
Fees depend on the session length and treatment approach. Card payments and SnapScan are accepted, and documentation will be provided where patients wish to submit claims to their medical scheme, depending on their benefits. The practice does not submit or claim directly from medical schemes.
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