Reflexology

Reflexology is a form of natural holistic therapy, based on the discovery that there are points on the feet which correspond to organs, systems and structures with the entire body. This corresponding relationship is called a 'reflex', which when stimulated at one point brings about a response in another point or area. It is a non-invasive therapy that can be given anywhere as the client remains fully clothed.

Reflexology is popular for countless reasons, such as healing, pain, tension, stress, headaches, arthritis, digestive disorders, insomnia, PMS, M.E. To promote balance, harmony, relaxation, wellbeing and so much more.

This fully accredited fast track course will teach you the principles of Reflexology, and how to perform it practically and safely.

Course Content:

Introduction
Course Objective
Body Mechanics
History
Benefits
Zone Therapy
How Reflexology Works
Consultation Process
Hygiene, Health & Safety
Professional Ethics
GDPR/Data Protection/Client Confidentiality
Marketing
Relevant Anatomy And Physiology
Contagious Conditions
Structure and Function of the Foot
Reflexology Chart
Reflexology Techniques
Routine.

A Level 3 qualification such as ITEC, VTCT or equivalent will be needed, if you wish to join the Association of Reflexologists.

Awarding Bodies:

IPHM (International Practitioners Of Holistic Medicine).
IGCT (International Guild Of Complementary Therapists).

Cost: £375.00

Deposit:

Pre-requisite: Anatomy & Physiology Qualification. Can be studied alongside this course for £25.00.

Assessment: 3 Case Studies, Examination, Practical & Questioning.

Qualification: Reflexology Practitioner Diploma.

Duration: 3 Days.