Healing Touch Reflexology ✓ ACRA Verified

Healing Touch Reflexology is positioned at a mid-range price point, though a specific per-session rate is not published on this listing. Singapore reflexology and holistic wellness sessions typically run S$50–120 for a standard 45–60 minute treatment, with longer sessions or combination treatments priced higher. Many centres offer package bundles of five or ten sessions at a discount compared to single-visit rates. Confirm the current session fee, package options, and whether a first-visit consultation fee applies when you call or submit the enquiry form. Also check the cancellation and no-show policy before booking. See the full holistic wellness cost guide for Singapore →

No formal referral is required to book a reflexology or holistic treatment session. Most centres, including those offering foot reflexology, body massage, or complementary therapies, ask you to complete a brief intake form on arrival covering existing health conditions, medications, recent injuries, and areas of concern. This helps the practitioner identify any contraindications — for example, certain foot conditions, varicose veins, blood-clotting disorders, or pregnancy may require modified techniques or a GP clearance first. If you intend to claim the cost through a corporate wellness benefit or an integrated shield insurance rider, check whether your insurer requires a GP referral letter before treatment, as holistic therapies are not universally covered. When in doubt, a quick call to Healing Touch Reflexology before your visit allows the practitioner to advise on suitability.

Reflexology and holistic wellness practitioners in Singapore are not currently regulated under a mandatory statutory licensing regime in the way that physiotherapists (AHPC), TCM practitioners (TCMPB), or medical doctors (SMC) are. There is no single public register to check for reflexologists. Voluntary professional bodies such as the Reflexology Association of Singapore or international certifications from bodies like the International Council of Reflexologists can serve as credibility signals, but membership is not compulsory. It is advisable to ask Healing Touch Reflexology directly about the qualifications and training background of the practitioner assigned to your session, how long they have been practising, and whether the centre carries professional indemnity or public liability insurance covering client incidents during treatment. Confirm the practitioner's credentials before your first appointment.