Reflexology Course Content

Phase I and II...

• Course content:
  
  Reflexology, History, zones, foot disorders, referral areas, helper areas and the mechanics of Reflexology
  
  Anatomy and physiology of all the body systems
  
  Understanding applied anatomy and physiology from the reflexology perspective
  
  Understanding disorders and how to apply this knowledge during a Reflexology session
  
  Practical application of the Ingham Method® - relaxing and working techniques
  
  100 required case studies with documentation instruction
  Questions and Answers and much more… 

Phase III...

• Course Content:
  
  How to assess the feet and hands including anatomy, foot conditions and functions
  
  Advanced techniques and perfecting of Phase I & II techniques
  Hand Reflexology
  
  Learn to improve personal productivity and have more utilization of energy
  Certification exam preparation
  
  How to give a Reflexology session
  
  Marketing and business building 

Phase IV...

 This is actually another overview of Phase I/II. The student gets a chance to review before taking the practical exam at the end of the first day and then is given the written portion on the morning of the second day. Once the student is finished with their exam they can come back and finish out the practical portion of the class with the rest of the students.