Your body holds
what your mind
has tried to let go of.
Trauma & Emotional Release — Facial & Neuro Foot Reflexology
Stress, grief, unresolved emotion and trauma don’t just live in your thoughts. They live in your nervous system, your cells, your body’s deep memory. And sometimes, no matter how much you talk about something — the body is still holding it.
This is where this therapy works differently.
Why the body matters
Talking can only
take us so far.
We talk. We process. We try to move on. And yet something remains — a tightness that won’t leave, a heaviness without a name, a nervous system that never quite feels safe.
This is because trauma and unresolved emotion are stored in the body — not just the mind. In the cells. In the nervous system. In a deep, wordless memory that thinking alone cannot reach.
“It doesn’t ask you to relive anything. It doesn’t require you to explain. It simply creates the conditions for the body to do what it has always known how to do — release, regulate and restore.”
By working precise reflex zones on the face and feet simultaneously, this therapy communicates directly with the brain’s emotional centres — speaking the language your body understands, not your thinking mind.
How it works
The face and feet as
neurological maps
The face and feet contain reflex zones that mirror the brain and nervous system. Working both together — the Lone Sorensen Method — creates a powerful neurological conversation that reaches places words cannot.
Neurological Maps
The face and feet are microsystems of the whole brain and body — precise reflex zones that correspond to every organ, system and emotional centre
Lone Sorensen Method
Working face and feet simultaneously creates a bilateral neurological circuit — amplifying the body’s natural capacity to release stored tension and emotion.
Deep Release
The therapy supports the body’s three emotional memory systems to process and release what has been held — gently, safely, and without re-traumatisation.
The neuroscience
Working directly with
the brain’s emotional centre
Through the reflex zones of the face and feet, this therapy communicates with the parts of the brain responsible for emotional regulation, stress response and trauma memory.
The Limbic SystemThe brain’s emotional processing centre — where feelings are regulated and memories formed.
The AmygdalaThe brain’s alarm system — responsible for fear, stress and the body’s survival responses.
The Vagus NerveThe body’s calming pathway — connecting brain to body and regulating the nervous system.
What a session feels like
Deeply quiet.
Often surprising.
Many clients describe a sense of something shifting that they had carried for years — not dramatically, but gently and completely. Like the body finally exhaled.
- Gentle, non-invasive touch on the face and feet
- No need to talk, explain or relive anything
- Deep nervous system calm during and after
- A sense of emotional lightness and space
- Suitable for all ages — children to older adults
This may help you if…
You may benefit
especially if you experience:
Your therapist
“This work changed how I understand the body — and it changes the people I work with too.”
Naomi Sato is a holistic therapist and calm coach based in Eastbourne, specialising in the neurological and emotional dimensions of bodywork.
Trained in Lone Sorensen’s internationally recognised Lone Sorensen Method — one of the most sophisticated approaches to facial and neuro foot reflexology in the world — Naomi brings both deep clinical knowledge and genuine warmth to every session.
This is not just a treatment. It is a space for your body to be heard.
Facial Reflexology · Neuro Foot Reflexology
Trauma & Emotional Release Specialist
— Naomi 🌿
Ready to begin
Your body is
ready to release.
Sessions are held in a quiet, safe and deeply supportive space. You don’t need to prepare anything — just arrive as you are.