In this 32-hour module advanced reflexology students are introduced to reflexology of the hands and ears, hot stone reflexology, and integrating all three maps into 60 and 90 minute sessions. This module [...]
Unit Three: Reflexology in Practice continues the study of body systems as they relate to reflexology. Systems covered in this learning unit include nervous, endocrine, respiratory, and cardiovascular systems. The practicum portion [...]
This 32 hour module continues our exploration of the body systems and how they relate to the practice of reflexology. Over the course of four, live Zoom lessons we'll cover: Lymphatic and [...]
This is a live video class held on Thursday, May 27th from 9am-1pm (CDT). The recorded lecture will be available to view following the class. In this four-hour, live video class participants [...]
Wellness practitioners of many kinds document their interactions with clients using a universal format known as SOAP Notes: Subjective Objective Assessment Plan In this class we'll explore: Why reflexologists document sessions How [...]
Eight week introductory unit in the 300-hour Reflexology Certificate Program
In sixteen years of hanging out with feet I've seen my share of plantar fasciitis and other painful foot conditions. Let me walk you through the most common risk factors I see [...]
Estrogen influences the musculoskeletal system in several ways: strengthening bone mass, assisting in building muscle mass and strength, and decreasing stiffness in the tendons and ligaments. The first two are great: strong [...]
Reflexology has been shown to reduce both the duration and pain of labor, eases many of the discomforts of pregnancy - headaches, back pain, heartburn, blood pressure, edema - and is well [...]
My Reflexology studies started in the 1990s with Eunice Ingham's book Stories the Feet Can Tell Thru Reflexology/Stories the Feet Have Told Thru Reflexology. I was sitting for one of my herbal [...]
