Intermediate Reflexology Course - Level Two
2024-10-30 08:00 - 2025-02-15 17:00 (America/Chicago) | The Barefoot Dragonfly, 7601 Pheasant Rock Road, Austin, TX, 78729, United States
Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathology for the Reflexology Practitioner

The Intermediate Reflexology course includes two learning units – 201 and 202 – with 24 hours of lecture and 24 hours of practicum in each unit. Coursework is aimed at exploring body systems through a whole-person lens and practicums are designed to help us apply our theoretical understandings of these systems on the reflex maps of the feet.
When: Wednesday, October 30th, 2024 through Saturday, February 15th, 2025
Where: Online and in the Austin, Texas studio
Register: Registration is $1,200 through the Student Portal
Prerequisite: Foundations in Reflexology or equivalent 48 hour coursework
201 Body through Respiratory Systems – 48 hours
This unit has six lectures covering the following topics:

The Body – Anatomy and physiology begins with an understanding of the human body in terms that are relatable and easy to understand.
The Skeletal System – Bones are the framework of our body house – offering support, protection, shape, and movement, as well as mineral homeostasis.
The Muscular System – Muscles create movement for the bones and joints of the body as well as internal organs like the digestive tract.
The Nervous System – The nervous system picks up on what’s happening inside and outside the body and integrates this information to form a response.
The Endocrine System – The chemical messaging system of the body regulates many functions ranging from how deep tonight’s sleep will be to how tall you grew.
The Respiratory System – Respiration is the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide through inhalation and exhalation.

These lectures are delivered live via Zoom and are recorded for participants who cannot attend the live lesson.
Zoom lectures are scheduled as follows (all times in Central Time Zone):

Wednesday, October 30th, 8am-12pm
Tuesday, November 5th, 8am-12pm
Tuesday, November 12th, 8am-12pm
Tuesday, November 19th, 8am-12pm
Tuesday, November 26th, 8am-12pm
Tuesday, December 3rd, 8am-12pm

Following the Zoom lectures are three days of in-person practicum offered in the Austin, Texas studio. Practicum dates are scheduled as follows (all times in Central Time Zone):

Thursday, December 5th, 9am-5pm
Friday, December 6th, 9am-5pm
Saturday, December 7th, 9am-5pm

Day One:

Observing the Feet – partnering with a classmate, we’ll explore skin hydration and tone and general nail health, then review the body systems reflected on the feet;
SOAP Notes – partnering with a classmate, we’ll practice documenting our observations;
Nervous System Practice – partnering with a classmate, we’ll practice a routine for the central and peripheral nervous system reflexes.

Day Two:

Gait Analysis – we’ll review gait analysis and practice observing classmate’s gaits for stress cues;
Reflex Location – we’ll put our theoretical lessons into practice by mapping out the musculoskeletal, endocrine, and and respiratory system reflexes on a classmate’s foot;
Musculoskeletal & Respiratory System Practice – partnering with a classmate, we’ll practice a protocol for the musculoskeletal & respiratory system reflexes.

Day Three:

Endocrine System Routine – partnering with a classmate, we’ll practice working the endocrine system simultaneously on both feet;
Forty Minute Foot Routine – we’ll pull together our new techniques and create a ~40 minute enhanced foot reflexology treatment with classmates;
Areas of Emphasis – armed with a ~40 minute enhanced routine we’ll dip our toes into session planning skills to hone in on areas that need a bit more attention than others.

By the end of Unit 201 we’ll have a roughly forty minute foot reflexology routine that can easily be expanded to a full hour.
202 Cardiovascular through Special Senses Systems – 48 hours
Topics for each lecture are as follows:

The Cardiovascular System – A 6,000+ mile network of vessels transports nutrients, oxygen, hormones, and waste products like carbon dioxide and cellular waste around the body.
The Lymphatic and Immune System – The lymphatic and immune system is part of our body’s built in maintenance that transports fats and fat-soluble vitamins as well as providing a surveillance and defense mechanism against pathogens.
The Digestive System – The digestive system is designed to break down food into usable macro and micro nutrients in order to provide fuel for every cell in the body.
The Urinary System – Our built-in water treatment facility, the Urinary System filters the blood and controls pH, volume, composition, and pressure.
The Reproductive System – The reproductive system is unique in that it doesn’t come online until puberty and maintains function until midlife when menopause/manopause bring a decline or halt to proliferative processes in the gonads.
The Integumentary System and Special Senses – The skin is the largest organ of the body and is the organ of touch. We’ll also cover sight, sound, taste, and smell.

These lectures are delivered live via Zoom and are recorded for participants who cannot make the live lesson.
Zoom lectures are scheduled as follows (all times in Central Time Zone):

Tuesday, December 10th, 8am-12pm
Tuesday, December 17th, 8am-12pm
Tuesday, January 7th, 8am-12pm
Tuesday, January 14th, 8am-12pm
Tuesday, January 21st, 8am-12pm
Tuesday, January 28th, 8am-12pm

Following the Zoom lectures are three days of in-person practicum offered in the Austin, Texas studio.
Practicum dates are schedules as follows (all times in Central Time Zone):

Thursday, February 13th, 9am-5pm
Friday, February 14th, 9am-5pm
Saturday, February 15th, 9am-5pm

They include:
Day One:

Observing the Feet – partnering with a classmate, we’ll explore new the new body systems we covered over lecture;
SOAP Notes – partnering with a classmate, we’ll practice documenting our observations;
Cardiovascular Routine – we’ll add to our existing chest region protocols to specifically target reflex locations for cardiovascular system;
Lymphatics – we’ll take some basic measurements of the feet then commence with a lymphatic routine and see if we notice changes in our classmate’s measurements;
Digestive System Routine – this routine follows the natural flow of food from the mouth to the anus, with accessory digestive organs;

Day Two:

Urinary System Routine – this routine helps the body remove liquid waste via the urinary bladder;
Reproductive System Routine – further enhancing our work from 201’s practicum routine for the endocrine system we’ll practice positioning for prenatal clients too.

Day Three:

Sixty Minute Foot Routine – we’ll pull together our new techniques and create a ~60 minute complete foot reflexology treatment with classmates;
Areas of Emphasis – armed with a ~60 minute complete routine we’ll practice incorporating areas of emphasis.

Snack and lunch breaks are taken outdoors in the carport, no food or drink is permitted in the studio. Participants are encouraged to bring a sack lunch and may utilize the refrigerator, microwave, and toaster oven in the kitchen.
Registration
To register, visit the Intermediate Reflexology Course page on our user portal over on Practice Better. Pay the $792 tuition (in one payment or installments). You will receive a confirmation via email (check your spam folder!) and be automatically added to the course. You can use the contact form to send an email if you have questions or schedule a Student Advising via Zoom with Amy.
Registration is open to those who have attended our Foundations in Reflexology or equivalent 48 hours of reflexology coursework. Seating is available for eight (8) participants working on classmates during the practicum. This level is offered a couple times a year for folks to learn a comprehensive 60 minute foot reflexology treatment protocol to practice on loved ones, integrate into an existing practice, or to sit for the ARCB Board Exam and become a board certified foot reflexologist.
Tuition
$1,200 for 96 hour Intermediate Reflexology course
Class Refund Policy
Class payments are non-refundable, but may be used towards future classes within a twelve month period if you contact us to withdraw within two weeks (14 days) BEFORE the start of class. If you withdraw with less than two weeks (14 days) from the start of class all payments made are non-refundable or transferrable and any balance owed is still due if your payment plan is not complete. Your tuition covers the cost of a seat in the course, whether or not you are in attendance. If you have to miss classes we will help you make up the missed material. We know that circumstances change and life challenges come up, but we cannot make exceptions.

Advanced Reflexology - Level Three
2025-03-11 08:00 - 2025-06-14 17:00 | The Barefoot Dragonfly, 7601 Pheasant Rock Road, Austin, TX, 78729, United States
Our Advanced Reflexology level will meet for twelve weekly presentations held live via Zoom. Topics covered include business planning, honing session documentation skills, injury prevention and practitioner self-care, structure and function of the hand and lower arm, anatomy of the ear, supporting special populations, and Eastern medicine approaches to holistic care.
There are two sets of three-day practicums for this level, each following a set of six Zoom lessons. In the first set of practicum days we’ll adapt our existing knowledge of reflexology techniques to the reflex maps of the hands and ears. In the second set of practicum days we’ll incorporate hot stones, moxa, ear seeds, and Eastern reflexology techniques. At the end of this level you’ll have a 60 minute foot routine, a 30 minute hand routine, a 15 minute ear routine, and the ability to give a 90 minute foot-hand-ear treatment.
When: March 11th through June 14th
Where: Online and in the Austin, Texas studio
Register: Registration is $1200 through the Student Portal
301 Preparing for Practice – 48 hours

This unit has six lectures covering the following topics:

Business Planning I
Business Planning II
Injury Prevention and Self-Care
Introduction to Hand Reflexology
Introduction to Ear Reflexology
Session Documentation Part Two

These lectures are delivered live via Zoom and are recorded for participants who cannot make the live lesson.
Zoom lectures are scheduled as follows (all times in Central Time Zone):

Tuesday, March 11th, 8am-12pm
Tuesday, March 18th, 8am-12pm
Tuesday, March 25th, 8am-12pm
Tuesday, April 1st, 8am-12pm
Tuesday, April 8th, 8am-12pm
Tuesday, April 15th, 8am-12pm

Following the Zoom lectures are three days of in-person practicum offered in the Austin, Texas studio. Practicum dates are scheduled as follows (all times in Central Time Zone):

Thursday, May 1st, 9am-5pm
Friday, May 2nd, 9am-5pm
Saturday, May 3rd, 9am-5pm

302 Holistic Reflexology Approaches
Topics for each lecture are as follows:

Research Literacy
Traditional Chinese Medicine and the Five Elements
Traditional Ayurvedic Medicine and the Five Elements
Thermo- and Cryotherapy in the Reflexology Session
Reflexology for the Oncology Client
Prenatal and Pediatrics

These lectures are delivered live via Zoom and are recorded for participants who cannot make the live lesson.
Zoom lectures are scheduled as follows (all times in Central Time Zone):

Tuesday, April 22nd, 8am-12pm
Tuesday, May 6th, 8am-12pm
Tuesday, May 13th, 8am-12pm
Tuesday, May 20th, 8am-12pm
Tuesday, May 27th, 8am-12pm
Tuesday, June 3rd, 8am-12pm

Following the Zoom lectures are three days of in-person practicum offered in the Austin, Texas studio.
Practicum dates are schedules as follows (all times in Central Time Zone):

Thursday, June 12th, 9am-5pm
Friday, June 13th, 9am-5pm
Saturday, June 14th, 9am-5pm

Registration
To register, visit the Advanced Reflexology Course page on our user portal over on Practice Better. Pay the $1200 tuition (in one payment or installments). You will receive a confirmation via email (check your spam folder!) and be automatically added to the course. You can use the contact form to send an email if you have questions or schedule a Student Advising via Zoom with Amy.
Registration is open to those who have attended our Foundations in Reflexology or equivalent 48 hours of reflexology coursework. Seating is available for eight (8) participants working on classmates during the practicum. This level is offered a couple times a year for folks to learn a comprehensive 60 minute foot reflexology treatment protocol to practice on loved ones, integrate into an existing practice, or to sit for the ARCB Board Exam and become a board certified foot reflexologist.
Tuition
$1200 for 96 hour Advanced Reflexology course
Class Refund Policy
Class payments are non-refundable, but may be used towards future classes within a twelve month period if you contact us to withdraw within two weeks (14 days) BEFORE the start of class. If you withdraw with less than two weeks (14 days) from the start of class all payments made are non-refundable or transferrable and any balance owed is still due if your payment plan is not complete. Your tuition covers the cost of a seat in the course, whether or not you are in attendance. If you have to miss classes we will help you make up the missed material. We know that circumstances change and life challenges come up, but we cannot make exceptions.

Aromatic Breast Care - Apothecary Session
2025-04-30 13:00 - 17:00 | The Barefoot Dragonfly, 7601 Pheasant Rock Road, Austin, TX, 78729, United States
In this hands-on apothecary session participants will explore using aromatic botanicals for breast wellness. We’ll delve into the energetics of the 4th (Heart) Chakra, lymphatics, breast health and dis-ease patterns, and an apothecary of resources to support breast health.
Participants will:
*Explore the energetics of the Heart Chakra in the Ayurvedic tradition;
*Discuss breast health and dis-ease including cysts, inflammation, cancer, cycle-related pain, mastitis, surgery, and lactation;
*Familiarize themselves with key ingredients including essential oils, plant lipids, hydrosols, and CO2 extracts;
*Participate in an aromatic plant distillation to create a hydrosol for take-home use;
*Design a bespoke breast health take-home kit.
Class fee is $85 and includes access to an apothecary of aromatics, botanicals, and raw ingredients used in the classroom. Participants will take home a bespoke breast oil formulated for their unique health goals and some hydrosol we distill together. No prior experience is necessary to attend. Space is limited to eight (8) participants to ensure a quality educational experience for all.
Please note: due to small class size, cancellations must be given seven (7) days in advance to receive a refund. In the event of class cancellation all participants will receive a full refund within fourteen (14) days of cancellation.

Eunice Ingham - Reflexology Book Club
2025-08-01 08:00 - 2025-09-10 17:00 | Online Event
Reflexology Book Club is reading The Original Works of Eunice D. Ingham, a two-part book originally published in the 1930s. This book is the collection of Eunice’s work — her original foot charts, case studies, and theories. Modern Western Reflexology is based off of this physical therapist’s approach to working on a map resembling the human body.
Here’s how we’ll go:

August 1st – start reading! Optional: login to your Fable app (Reflexology Book Club) and say hello
August 15th – half-way mark! Optional: check in on the app and share your progress and early thoughts
August 31st – wrap up reading and organize your notes
September 10th – join us on Zoom to discuss with readers around the globe!

Find the group on Fable here: https://fable.co/club/reflexology-readers-with-amy-kreydin-341056624114
Register for the Zoom meeting held on September 10th at 12 noon (CDT) here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/PNThHN9_QaqlraD_tO0Plg
Are you a reflexologist or reflexology student? Join the Reflexology Practitioners group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/reflexologypractitioners

Autumn Equinox Apothecary Session
2025-09-22 09:00 - 12:00 | The Barefoot Dragonfly, 7601 Pheasant Rock Road, Austin, TX, 78729, United States
Fall is all about celebrating the harvest, storing up the goodness from the sunshine summer days, releasing physical and emotional baggage, and bringing a sense of balance to our inner and outer worlds. In this Apothecary Session we’ll look to caring for our Lungs, Large Intestine, Skin, and the Chinese element of Metal.

What You’ll Learn:

Living with the season: On the autumnal equinox, occurring September 22nd this year, day and night are equal in length everywhere on the planet. The sun rises precisely in the east, arcs through the sky for 12 hours, and sets exactly in the west, giving us 12 hours of darkness. This is the start of a 6-month period when yin and darkness expand, peaking at the winter solstice in December, and then contracting until they equalize once again at the spring equinox.
Oxymels: Food as medicine, in which we combine honey, apple cider vinegar, and herbs to make oxymels. These tangy, sweet concoctions are known for their medicinal benefits and versatile uses in cooking and wellness routines.
Aromastick: Personal aromatherapy inhalers are designed to bring aromatic plant extracts right to the nose, and occasionally the mouth, in an accessible way. About the size of a chapstick container, they’re very portable, and discrete to use.

Body oil: Nourish the skin after a summer of intense heat and ultraviolet light exposure with a bespoke body oil. The skin is the largest organ of the body, it protects, regulates temperature, defends against pathogens, as well as expressing mood and personality.
Botanicals: Gain insights into some of my favorite plants for this season, such as — eucalyptus to deepen the breath, ginger to warm the digestive tract, bacopa to aid in brain function as we sort memories, and native jojoba to protect and nourish the skin.
Hands-On Creation: You’ll have the opportunity to select from a variety of ingredients, crafting blends that suit your personal tastes and needs. Together we’ll create an oxymel, aromastick, and body oil.

Workshop Details:

Date and Time: Monday, September 22nd, 9am to 12pm noon
Location: The Barefoot Dragonfly LLC, 7601 Pheasant Rock Road, Austin, TX
Duration: 3 hours
Cost: $65.00
Materials Provided: All ingredients, jars, labels, and instructional handouts
What to Bring: A notebook if you’d like to jot down notes or additional recipes

Join us for this engaging and educational session, and leave with a newfound appreciation for the ancient craft of herbal preparations, along with your own handcrafted products.
Register Now to secure your spot, space is limited to eight (8) participants: https://l.bttr.to/9V0G2
Please note: due to small class size, cancellations must be given seven (7) days in advance to receive a refund. In the event of class cancellation all participants will receive a full refund within fourteen (14) days of cancellation.

Medicine Making and Food Handling:
This session involves handling and preparing ingredients the community will be consuming. We will be practicing hygiene, surface disinfection, equipment sanitization, and clean air practices together (UVC sterilizing lights and HEPA filters will be in use). The following PPE will be made available for all participants but you are always welcome to bring your own:

🖐️ Nitrile and vinyl gloves in medium adult size
👩‍🍳 Smocks and aprons as well as a selection of caps, hair nets, and hair bands
🦠 EPA-registered disinfectants including thymol plant-based, and vinegar-salt-water based hypochlorous acid

Thanks for helping make this a fun and safe activity for all!

Reflexology Swap - September
2025-09-22 13:00 - 16:00 | The Barefoot Dragonfly, 7601 Pheasant Rock Road, Austin, TX, 78729, United States
Join us for a Reflexology Swap to enjoy community and participate in giving and receiving our favorite modality!
Here’s our timeline:

1pm – meet and greet
1:30pm – initiate swap
2:30pm – snack and hydration break
3:00pm – complete swap

Reflexology Swap is open to reflexologists and reflexology students alike. Students will wish to have enough technique practicum in place to give a 45-60 minute session.
Space is limited, advance registration required: https://l.bttr.to/vjWzy

Introduction to Hand Reflexology
2025-10-05 09:00 - 17:00 | The Barefoot Dragonfly, 7601 Pheasant Rock Road, Austin, TX, 78729, United States
Hand Reflexology Practicum 2022
Hands heal, and in the case of Reflexology, we can access the entire body as it is resembled on a micro map found on the hands. There are 27 bones in the hands, combined with their muscles, we grasp, grip, hold, carry, and communicate our way through life.
Hand Reflexology is especially useful for making contact with the reflexology areas that correspond to the head and neck region of the body. This makes it a good choice for:

Easing tension headaches and tight jaws
Relieving sinus congestion
Supporting the eyes to rest
Recovering after dental procedures
Soothing the irritation of tinnitus
Calming a busy mind
Preparing for test taking
Comforting a client or friend

What makes the reflex maps of the hands similar and dissimilar to the maps found on the feet? Are the reflexology techniques similar or very different? Find out in this one-day workshop where we’ll also touch on the anatomy and physiology of the hands, and reflex identification on a map.
Workshop Details:

Date and Time: Sunday, October 5th, 9am to 5pm, bring a sack lunch
Location: The Barefoot Dragonfly LLC, 7601 Pheasant Rock Road, Austin, TX
Duration: 8 hours
Cost: $85.00
Materials Provided: Equipment (recliners and bodywork table), instructional handouts
What to Bring: A notebook and pen/pencil

Register Now to secure your spot, space is limited to eight (8) participants: https://l.bttr.to/Jsyp1
Please note: due to small class size, cancellations must be given seven (7) days in advance to receive a refund. In the event of class cancellation all participants will receive a full refund within fourteen (14) days of cancellation.
Amy Kreydin has been practicing hand Reflexology since June 2004 in both private practice as well as clinical settings including intensive care units, labor and delivery, and in psychiatric and rehab facilities. Amy started teaching Reflexology continuing education in 2006, and began formally teaching a 300 hour reflexology program in 2014.
This class is open to anyone interested in working on the hands — be it those of your loved ones and friends, in a massage or bodywork practice, to enhance physiotherapy or occupational therapy, or those simply curious about Reflexology! Class size is limited to eight (8) registrants
Hand Reflexology from prior classes and workshops:

Foundations in Reflexology
2026-05-13 08:00 - 2026-06-28 17:00 | The Barefoot Dragonfly, 7601 Pheasant Rock Road, Austin, TX, 78729, United States
Registration is now open for our first introductory course in reflexology of 2026!
Discover the healing art of reflexology in this introductory course. Reflexology is a therapeutic bodywork modality that involves applying pressure techniques to specific areas of the feet, hands, and ears to promote relaxation, improve circulation, and support overall well-being. This course is designed for beginners who are interested in exploring the fundamentals of reflexology, its benefits, and practical techniques.
What to Expect
This course delivers 12 hours of live lessons via Zoom, and 16 hours of practicum here in the Austin studio. Each week you will have reading and homework assignments to complete at your own pace; it’s recommended to set aside 2-4 hours for these self-paced studies. Neurodivergent learners may find they need to budget a bit of extra time – classmates are encouraged to coordinate homework body doubling via the group chat.

Zoom Classroom
Lectures:

Origins of Reflexology – we’ll look at the history of foot therapies spanning some 5,000 years of healing arts from India, China, Egypt, Europe and today’s modern approaches in North America.
Theories of Reflexology – next we’ll look at the theories of how foot, hand, and ear therapies work and what sets reflexology apart from massaging these maps.
Reflexology Maps – an introduction to the Zones, Body Regions, and Guidelines mapped out on the foot, hand, and ears.
Reflexology for Every Body – a discussion on the benefits of authentic reflexology treatments, common reasons folks utilize this therapy, as well as cautions, and contraindications when reflexology is not advised.
Structure and Function of the Foot and Lower Leg – a deep dive into the arches, bones, and tissues of the feet lay a framework of understanding the mechanics of foot functionality and movement.
Setting Up Your Treatment Area – are you ready to give your first reflexology treatment? In this session we’ll talk about industry best practices, public health, and have you feeling confidant to give that first practice session after practicum!

Practicum
Day One:

Observing the Feet – we’ll interact with each other’s feet to explore stress cues, longitudinal zones and guidelines, as well as the four main types of foot shapes;
Gait and Footwear Analysis – observing each other’s feet to put our anatomy into practice we’ll see what stress cues we can pick up on – bring your most comfortable shoes you wear often!
Introduction to Reflex Techniques – we’ll practice finger, thumb, and knuckle techniques unique to the field of reflexology;
Reflexing the Spinal Cord and Column – partnering with a classmate, we’ll map out the spine on the feet and put our new reflex techniques into practice;
Preparing the Feet – we’ll practice a routine to prepare the feet for a comprehensive reflexology session.

Day Two:

Reflexing Body Regions – partnering with a classmate we’ll map out body regions and apply reflex techniques to them;
Taking a Health History – partnering with a classmate, we’ll practice taking a basic health history using our new session documentation skills;
Thirty Minute Foot Routine – we’ll pull together days one and two to give and receive a ~30 minute foot reflexology treatment with classmates;
Areas of Emphasis – armed with a ~30 minute general routine we’ll dip our toes into session planning skills to hone in on areas that need a bit more attention than others.

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By the end of this first course participants will have a ~30 minute foot reflexology routine using the American Standard method of reflexology. This can readily be used on friends and family, in an existing field of practice like massage or physical therapy, or can be a foundation to launch into the intermediate course in our Reflexology Program.
Zoom lectures are scheduled as follows in Central time:

Wednesday, May 13th, 8am-10am
Wednesday, May 20th, 8am-10am
Wednesday, May 27th, 8am-10am
Wednesday, June 3rd, 8am-10am
Wednesday, June 10th, 8am-10am
Wednesday, June 17th, 8am-10am

Practicum days in the Austin, Texas studio will be held on:

Saturday, June 27th 9am-5pm
Sunday, June 28th, 9am-5pm

Tea and snacks are provided for during scheduled times, students are encouraged to bring a sack lunch. The onsite kitchen provides a microwave, toaster oven, and gas range.
Registration
To register, visit the Foundations in Reflexology page on our user portal over on Practice Better. Pay the $320 tuition (in one payment or two) and respond to application questions during the online checkout process. You will receive a confirmation via email (check your spam folder!) and an invitation to create an account in the student portal. You can use the contact form to send an email if you have questions or schedule a Student Advising via Zoom with Amy.
Registration is open to all with seating for twelve (12) participants working on classmates during the practicum. This level is offered a couple times a year for folks to learn a 30 minute routine to practice on loved ones or integrated into an existing bodywork or acupuncture practice.
Tuition
$320 for Foundations in Reflexology
Class Refund Policy
Class payments are non-refundable, but may be used towards future classes within a twelve month period if you contact us to withdraw within two weeks (14 days) BEFORE the start of class. If you withdraw with less than two weeks (14 days) from the start of class all payments made are non-refundable or transferrable and any balance owed is still due if your payment plan is not complete. Your tuition covers the cost of a seat in the course, whether or not you are in attendance. If you have to miss classes we will help you make up the missed material. We know that circumstances change and life challenges come up, but we cannot make exceptions.
Course Materials
You will need the following three books for Foundations in Reflexology:

The Complete Guide to Reflexology by Ruth Hull (second edition or higher)
The Original Works of Eunice D. Ingham
Human Anatomy Coloring Book by Margaret Matt

Who Should Attend:

Individuals interested in holistic and wellness therapies
Aspiring reflexologists and massage therapists
Health and wellness practitioners seeking to expand their skills
Anyone looking to improve their personal well-being through reflexology
