About Us

Why you should use our service ?

Footprints Complementary Therapy provides experts in the provision of complementary therapy. We have a thorough understanding, of both the therapeutic and business environment. Our service offers you:

Peace of mind: Our therapists are carefully selected, fully qualified, fully insured, experienced and signed up to our Code of Ethics and Practice.

Practicality: We have a flexible approach that can provide services where you are or you can visit our clinics in Wolverhampton and Cannock.

Sensitivity: Our therapists are chosen with utmost care to meet the needs of our clients. All our therapists are trained in, and have committed to, behaving in a professional manner at all times. However, should you prefer to be treated by another therapist other than the one chosen for you, we will of course be happy to accommodate this where possible.

After Care Support: Our service to you does not end after your treatment, we provide an holistic follow up support service at no extra cost to ensure that you are getting the maximum benefits from your treatments.

Colin Simms M.A.R. V.T.C.T - Lead Therapist

The business is owned and managed by Colin Simms M.A.R. V.T.C.T who is a highly qualified and experienced holistic practitioner whose vision is to promote and educate individuals on a healthy and balance lifestyle.With over 10 years experience of working in the Health and Social Care sector , Colin’s passion for promoting health has led him to start his own business ‘Footprints Complementary Therapy’.

Colin went on to gain qualifications over a three year period in Anatomy and Physiology, Reflexology, Aromatherapy, Swedish Body massage, Indian Head Massage and Thermal Auricular Therapy. Colin is a full member of the Association of Reflexology and also Registered with the Vocational Training Charitable Trust. He has continued to attend courses gaining further knowledge and experience.

Colin is a sought after speaker at prestigious venues with Birmingham University being the most recent to discussing ‘stress in the work place’ and the benefits of reflexology to the general work force.