Meet Toria Macgregor
Hi, I’m Toria, a reflexologist in Albany. I’m passionate about how our feet do so much more than carry us – they support our posture, influence our health and connect us to a deeper sense of wellbeing.
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I’m a big believer in the body’s innate ability to heal when we’re given the time and space to truly slow down.
So much of how we feel – physically, emotionally and energetically – is shaped by the state of our nervous systems, and my work gently supports that return to balance. My approach
Every treatment I offer is tailored to how you feel on the day. Whether you’re dealing with stress or burnout, chronic foot pain, or a simply feeling of being out of balance, you’ll be met with warmth, calm and care.
No pressure to talk, fix or perform – just the space to rest and come back to yourself. |
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How reflexology found me
It was a single session of reflexology that first opened my eyes to the connection between our feet and our overall wellbeing. Not long after, I embarked on my diploma training and was fascinated with how this subtle yet powerful therapy could invite such deep relaxation and reset the body’s natural rhythm.
Over the years since, I’ve experienced first-hand how reflexology can help to calm the nervous system, ease pain and tension, and help people feel more grounded, balanced and connected in themselves.
This work is my passion, and it’s a real honour to walk alongside my clients on their journeys.
Over the years since, I’ve experienced first-hand how reflexology can help to calm the nervous system, ease pain and tension, and help people feel more grounded, balanced and connected in themselves.
This work is my passion, and it’s a real honour to walk alongside my clients on their journeys.
Beyond reflexology
The more I’ve learned about the feet, the more fascinated I’ve become by the role they play in our health and wellbeing. How our feet move, sense the ground and interact with the rest of the body can influence our movement, posture and patterns of tension much further up.
This has led to a growing interest in natural foot movement, alignment and footwear, alongside simple ways we can help our feet stay strong, mobile and connected to the ground.
These perspectives don’t replace traditional reflexology, but they continue to inform how I understand and work with the feet as part of the whole body.
This has led to a growing interest in natural foot movement, alignment and footwear, alongside simple ways we can help our feet stay strong, mobile and connected to the ground.
These perspectives don’t replace traditional reflexology, but they continue to inform how I understand and work with the feet as part of the whole body.
