ReflexologyUK

Who the course is for / Previous experience, knowledge or qualifications

• Knowledge of reflexology to ITEC, NVQ, BABTAC, etc standards would be advantageous.

• This workshop is designed for reflexologists and lecturers in reflexology.

What the course is about

• The aim of the workshop is to give an advanced introduction to foot reflexology and its many health benefits combining demonstration and practice.

• You will learn how to give an advanced reflexology treatment and gain an in-depth understanding of how to use body weight to help with the following reflexology techniques: hooking in and backup, caterpillar walking, finger techniques and reflex rotation technique.

• Reflexology techniques will be taught on precision and accuracy of specific organs within the feet.

• An excellent workshop for those wanting to help clients recover from illness quickly.

By the end of the course you will be able to

• How to give an advanced foot reflexology treatment
• Your knowledge of reading the foot to an advanced level

You will also gain a certificate stating that you have attended an “Advanced Foot reflexology workshop with CPPD points”. There is no extra fee for this certificate.

Pre-course information session or interview

N/A

Assessment of progress, tests, exams

• Exam board: N/A

Materials and costs

• Please bring a pen, writing pad, two large towels, foot moisturizer, a large comfortable blanket, wet wipes and pillows with you to the workshop.

• Wearing your uniform would also be advantageous.
• An optional training DVD is also available to be purchased and this will be discussed by the tutor at the start of the course. For more information: www.teresarich-therapy.co.uk

Additional study to be done at home

• Not applicable

Next step

• The Advanced Hand Reflexology Workshop

Additional information

• A free lunch is included with this course
• You will need to complete a confidential personal health questionnaire during the first session.
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