Welcome
Hi, my name is Gill Wah (pronounced 'Wore') and I have been a Reflexologist in the Ross-shire area for more than 15 years. I serve the area of Easter Ross that includes the small towns of Invergordon, Alness and Evanton mainly although, through word of mouth recommendation, I have also had people come for Reflexology from Inverness, Beauly, Muir of Ord and Dingwall as well as northern areas such as Brora, Ardgay, Bonar Bridge and Tain.
I was first introduced to Reflexology treatments when my daughter had become deaf due to 'Glue Ear', and I was not inclined to let her have invasive surgery if there was an alternative, and a local therapist helped her so much that she had regained her hearing within the week. After that I was hooked, and I had a long-standing back and neck problem treated, and of course now I can hardly remember what it was like to suffer from such things. So as a result of this, I trained with the teaching body of the British Reflexology Association, the Bayly's School, and the rest is history.
I now treat a great many different ailments from migraine headaches, back pain, heart and circulatory problems, asthma, irritable bowel, fertility problems, the list is endless!! We work to restore the balance of a person's energy system and so if there is anything wrong, it should right itself, with treatment.
For people with mobility problems, as long as they live within a 10 mile radius, I will visit them in their home, otherwise my practice is at my home where I have a comfortable therapy room, and a dentist's chair which serves as my massage bench. However,since I work mostly on a person's feet, I have a great advantage over other therapists as all you have to remove are your shoes and socks! The therapy itself is most relaxing, and is a fantastic stress buster.
I stay at the back of Invergordon, on the back road to Tain, and anyone wishing to contact me can either phone me, text me, or e-mail me (details at the top).
![]() Reflexologist at work |
![]() Giving a client a reflexology treatment |

Rosebank Cottage in the winter. The Reflexology treatment room is here.