Camp Hill-based Mind Body Sole Reflexology, owned by Marisa Straub, offers facial reflexology sessions using the Lone Sorensen System, a method that blends Traditional Chinese Medicine, South American zone therapy, Vietnamese facial mapping and modern neurology to support overall wellness.

“Because the face contains a rich network of nerves and blood vessels in close proximity to the brain, gentle stimulation of specific points provides a direct pathway to influence the central nervous system and internal organs,” explains Straub. “This can help regulate circulation, lymphatic flow, hormones and overall body function.”

Sessions are noninvasive and deeply relaxing, with clients remaining fully clothed while gentle pressure is applied to neurovascular points on the face. “A personalized plan is created based on individual needs, leaving participants feeling calm, rejuvenated and more balanced,” notes Straub.

Facial reflexology may support concerns such as anxiety, depression, insomnia, migraines, digestive issues, hormonal imbalance, allergies, arthritis, stroke rehabilitation, chronic pain, attention deficit disorder/attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and general stress relief. The therapy is suitable for both children and adults, either for targeted support or routine wellness care.