Reflexology refresher

Refresher pathway to confirmation of professional standards

Course curriculum

1. What you should be able to do and know to prepare for reflexology treatments
2. What you should be able to do and know to provide reflexology treatment
3. What you should be able to do and know to reflect upon reflexology treatment
1. Recommended reading list
1. Reflective Practice
1. WHAT CAN REFLEXOLOGY DO?
2. WHAT IS ENERGY?
3. PRINCIPLES OF REFLEXOLOGY
4. PREPARE SELF, CLIENT AND WORK AREA FOR TREATMENT
1. CONSULTATION PROCESS
2. CONTRA-ACTIONS THAT MAY OCCUR DURING AND FOLLOWING TREATMENT AND HOW TO RESPOND
3. CONTRAINDICATIONS FOR REFLEXOLOGY
4. CONSULTATION FORM - DOWNLOADABLE
1. VISUAL ANALYSIS OF THE FEET - READING THE FEET
2. AFTERCARE AND HOMECARE ADVICE
3. REFERRALS
1. REFLEXES AND WHY WE WORK THEM
2. DISTINGUISH AND INTERPRET THE REFLEXES
3. IMPORTANCE OF THE SUPPORTING HAND
1. DIFFERENT MEDIA
2. PHILOSOPHIES OF REFLEXOLOGY
  FREE PREVIEW
3. PRINCIPLES OF REFLEXOLOGY
1. REFLECTION
2. REFLECTING ON THE CONSULTATION FORM
3. EXAMPLE 1 OF GOOD REFLECTVE PRACTICE
4. MODELS OF REFLECTION - SCHON
5. MODELS OF REFLECTION - GREENAWAY
6. MODELS OF REFLECTION - ROLFE
1. COMMON PATHOLOGIES AND REFLEXES TO WORK AND ADAPTATIONS TO MAKE
1. ADAPTATIONS TO A REFLEXOLOGY TREATMENT
1. WARM UP
2. ABOVE THE SHOULDER LINE - GREAT TOE - ZONE 1
3. THE VERTEBRAE -
4. ABOVE THE SHOULDER LINE - ZONE 2-5
5. LATERAL EDGE
6. LUNG REFLEX - BETWEEN SHOULDER LINE AND DIAPHRAGM LINE
7. LIVER REFLEX - BETWEEN DIAPHRAGM LINE AND WAIST LINE
8. DIGESTIVE SYSTEM - BOTH FEET