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Reflexology in Branford, CT

45 minutes $85 · ionic foot detox $35 · stay fully clothed

Branford River Spa's reflexology works pressure points across the feet that connect to the rest of the body — deeply relaxing, and you stay fully clothed the whole time. Forty-five minutes is $85 with a licensed Connecticut therapist. Add a thirty-minute Ionic Foot Detox Bath at $35, or pair either with a spa pedicure. Serving Branford, Guilford, Madison, East Haven, and New Haven with instant online booking.

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Branford River Spa, 249 East Main Street, Branford, CT 06405 · Mon–Thu 9:30am–7:00pm, Fri–Sat 9:00am–6:00pm, closed Sunday.

Reflexology & foot therapy pricing in Branford, CT

  • Reflexology — 45 min · $85 Pressure-point foot therapy
  • Ionic Foot Detox Bath — 30 min · $35 Great add-on
  • Spa Pedicure with Hot Stones & Paraffin — 60 min · $65 Pairs beautifully
  • Swedish Massage — 60 min · $109 Full-body option
  • Lymphatic Drainage Massage — 60 min · $125 For swelling & fluid

Live pricing, add-ons, and your final total always appear in the booking cart before payment.

Forty-five minutes that your whole body feels

Reflexology works specific pressure points across the feet that correspond to systems throughout the body. You stay fully clothed apart from shoes and socks, reclined and warm, while your therapist works methodically through the sole, arch, heel, and toes with firm thumb pressure. Guests come in for tired, aching feet and leave saying their shoulders and head feel lighter too.

It is a particularly good choice if you are on your feet all day, if a full-body massage feels like too much, if you are recovering from illness, or if you carry tension but do not want to undress. Forty-five minutes is $85 and it slots easily into a lunch break.

Ionic foot detox baths — thirty minutes, $35

Our Ionic Foot Detox Bath is a warm thirty-minute soak in our nail room using a low-level ionic array. Guests book it to unwind, to soothe heavy, swollen feet after travel or long shifts, and as a gentle warm-up before a pedicure or reflexology session. It is calming rather than clinical, and at $35 it is the easiest way to try something new on your visit.

Guests travel to us from Branford, Guilford, Madison, East Haven, North Branford, Northford, Short Beach, Stony Creek, and New Haven — most in under twenty minutes with free parking at the door. Pregnant guests and anyone with a pacemaker, circulatory condition, or open wounds on the feet should tell us at booking so we can recommend the right treatment.

Why guests choose Branford River Spa

  • Pressure-Point Work

    Methodical thumb work through sole, arch, heel and toes.

  • Stay Fully Clothed

    Only shoes and socks come off — ideal if massage feels like too much.

  • Ionic Foot Detox

    A warm thirty-minute soak that soothes heavy, swollen feet.

  • Great For Standing Jobs

    Nurses, teachers, servers and stylists rebook this constantly.

  • Licensed Therapists

    Connecticut-licensed hands who adapt pressure to what you need.

  • Live Online Booking

    Real availability and your choice of therapist, no phone call.

Frequently asked questions

How much is reflexology in Branford, CT?

Reflexology is $85 for a forty-five minute session. An Ionic Foot Detox Bath is $35 for thirty minutes. Your live total always appears in the booking cart before payment.

Do I have to undress for reflexology?

No. You stay fully clothed and simply remove shoes and socks, reclined comfortably under a blanket for the whole session.

What is the difference between reflexology and a foot massage?

A foot massage relaxes the muscles of the foot. Reflexology applies deliberate pressure to specific points mapped to other areas of the body, which is why guests often notice the effect well beyond their feet.

Can I combine reflexology with a pedicure?

Yes, and many guests do. Add both to the cart and the booking system will schedule them back to back with the right therapist and technician.

Is reflexology safe during pregnancy?

Tell us at booking. Certain pressure points are avoided during pregnancy, and in some cases we will recommend our prenatal massage instead. Your therapist will advise you directly.

How often should I come in?

Monthly suits most guests, and every two weeks if you are on your feet all day or working through a period of high stress.

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