Preventive, curative, healthy therapies and general maintenance of body & mind

From reflexology to nutrition and supplements to a full body massage.

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What we offer

Preventive, curative, healthy therapies and general maintenance

From reflexology to nutrition and supplements to a full body massage.

Make an appointment

About The Practice

Life moves fast, and it’s easy to get used to discomfort or feeling less comfortable in your own skin. That’s not necessary. Are you ready to let your best self shine?

At The Practice, we believe your mind and body shouldn’t slow you down. At any age and in all circumstances, we can create the optimal balance possible.

That’s why we do what we do; healing, relaxation, healthy nutrition and responsible supplements if necessary.

Whether you would like to receive a wonderful body massage, or work on an ailment or your general health, you are welcome.

We care with Love

What we offer

Reflexology is a complementary therapy applying pressure to specific points on the feet, hands, face, or ears, believing these areas mirror organs and systems in the body, thus promoting relaxation, reducing stress, and supporting natural healing by unblocking energy flow. It’s an ancient practice, formalized in the West by Dr. William Fitzgerald and refined by Eunice Ingham, using thumb and finger pressure to stimulate reflex zones, helping with issues like headaches, fatigue, digestive problems, and improving mood and sleep quality. 

How it works (The Theory)
Reflex Zones: Specific spots on hands/feet correspond to body parts (e.g., big toe tip for the brain).
Energy Pathways: These points connect via energy pathways (like ‘qi’ in TCM) to organs and glands.
Unblocking: Pressure releases blockages, allowing energy/vitality to flow freely, restoring balance. 

What it’s used for
Stress & Anxiety Relief
Fatigue & Insomnia
Pain Management (back pain, migraines)
Improving Mood & Sleep
Supporting Cancer Patients (fatigue, side effects) 

What to expect in a session
Non-Invasive: No oils or lotions needed; it’s pressure-based.
Targeted: A therapist uses thumbs, fingers, and hands on reflex points.
Holistic: Aims to bring balance to the entire mind-body system. 

Food provides a complex mix of nutrients, while dietary supplements (like vitamins, minerals, herbs) concentrate specific nutrients to fill gaps in your diet, coming in pills, powders, or liquids, but should supplement, not replace, healthy eating; always check with a doctor, as supplements aren’t medicine and can interact with drugs or conditions, despite their potential benefits for bone health (Vit D/Calcium), heart (Omega-3), or eye health (AREDS formula). 

What Are Food & Supplements?
Food: Natural sources (fruits, veggies, meats) offering vitamins, minerals, fiber, and phytochemicals that work synergistically.
Dietary Supplements: Concentrated nutrients (vitamins, minerals, amino acids, botanicals, fish oils) in measured doses (pills, capsules, powders, liquids) to add to the diet, not replace it. 

Key Differences & Rules
Purpose: Supplements fill nutritional gaps; they aren’t for treating or preventing diseases.
Regulation: Regulated differently from drugs; manufacturers can’t claim to cure diseases, but can make nutritional claims.
Forms: Tablets, capsules, powders, liquids, gummies, bars.
Safety: Can have side effects; consult a doctor, especially with existing conditions or medications. 

Common Supplements & Benefits
Vitamins/Minerals: Calcium & Vitamin D for bones; Folic Acid for birth defects.
Omega-3s: From fish oil for heart health.
AREDS Formula: (Vitamins C/E, Zinc, etc.) for slowing Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD). 

Before You Take Supplements
Talk to a Pro: Always consult your doctor or pharmacist first.
Not a Substitute: They don’t replace varied, healthy meals or prescribed medicines.

A body massage is a therapeutic practice using hands, fingers, elbows, or machines to apply pressure, rubbing, and movement to muscles and soft tissues, promoting relaxation, reducing tension/pain, improving circulation, boosting mood (serotonin/dopamine), lowering stress (cortisol), and enhancing overall well-being, with numerous styles available for different needs like injury recovery or stress relief. 

What it is
Manual Therapy: A therapist manipulates muscles, tendons, ligaments, and fascia.
Techniques: Involves stroking, kneading, tapping, and applying pressure, from gentle to firm.
Full Body: Typically covers back, neck, shoulders, arms, legs, and feet. 

Key Benefits
Physical: Relieves muscle stiffness, boosts circulation, improves flexibility, aids injury recovery, lessens soreness, and can help with chronic pain.
Mental/Emotional: Lowers stress hormones (cortisol), increases feel-good hormones (serotonin, dopamine), reduces anxiety, improves sleep, and promotes calm. 

Common Styles (Variety)
There are over 80 styles, including Swedish (relaxation), Deep Tissue (intense muscle work), Sports Massage (performance/recovery), and more, catering to different goals. 

What to Expect
A therapist uses various techniques to find and release knots and tension.
You communicate your comfort level and pressure preference.
It’s a hands-on experience focused on physical and mental restoration. 

The Practice is my escape, my moment for me, for my mind and body. I come in with a feeling of stress, as if I have to do everything… I leave with a feeling of inner peace and calm.
— Danielle M

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Explanation about booking your session

  • Book your session.
  • The booking system know what timelsots are available and checks in real-time.
  • You’ll receive an automatic confirmation within minutes.
  • At the bottom of the confirmation you will find a link to change or cancel the booking,
  • Payment is only due after the session (not before).

My general conditions

  • Cancellation is always possible, up to 24 hours before the appointment.
  • Please be on time; 15 minutes before the chosen timeframe is perfect; the waitingroom is open.
  • The practice is wheelchair accessible. Please inform the garage in advance so I can adjust the treatment table accordingly.
  • I love dogs and cats, But you can’t bring them into the treatment room. You can bring the pet into the waiting room if someone is with you to watch your pet.

How to book

1

Explore my offers

Let yourself be tempted by our wonderful treatments and sessions.

2

Pick a date and time

Just know we are picky; we expect you to be on time…

3

Enjoy

Enjoy your session!

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FAQs

You can make a reservation by using our booking system. It’s a genius; the system knows my calendar, appointments, available timeslots for sessions and still respects your privacy! We’ll get back to you to confirm your reservation.

Yes, that’s often possible. However, not every home is suitable for treatments due to the space and tranquility.

Of course; just let us know which name should appear on the invoice, and we’ll take care of it for you.

Location

Centro de Salud, carrer 12-2B
Javea
España

Opening hours

Monday – Friday: 10:00 – 16:30
Closed on Saturdays and Sundays

Phone

+34 871585000

Email

hello@thepractice.es

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