Reflexology Courses
Attending reflexology courses is an important complementary therapy for the holistic therapist. You will learn to activate the healing powers of the body using the long-established principle that there are energy zones that run throughout the body and reflex areas in the feet that correspond to all the major organs, glands and body parts.
Learn this ancient pressure point technique applied to the feet, where all internal organs and body structures are mirrored by the foot. Reflexology is a non invasive treatment which helps the body maintain a delicate balance and also leave the client with a sense of well being. As well as learning the practical techniques, you will also cover the structure of the foot and elements of anatomy and physiology which will help you gain a solid understanding behind Reflexology and help you perform to your highest ability.
Once you successfully complete the reflexology course you will receive The Carlton Institute diploma. This will enable you to obtain public liability insurance.
2 day reflexology courses at the Carlton Institute.
Reflexology Course Content
- History of Relexology
- What is Reflexology
- Divisions of feet and areas of the body
- Contra-indications
- Reactions to Reflexology
- Basic Reflexology techniques
- Relaxation techniques
- The treatment
- Reflexology procedure
- Structure of the foot
What will I receive when I complete the course?
Once you successfully complete the reflexology course you will receive The Carlton Institute Diploma. This will enable you to obtain public liabiliy insurance.
Get IIHHT qualified and improve your employability
You can also obtain an IIHHT qualification in reflexology.
- Externally accredited qualifications increase your chances of getting jobs as employers recognise these qualifications as work ready in the same way as GCSE's and A levels in other subjects.
- Accredited qualifications are recognised both nationally and internationally e.g. NVQ's in England & Wales and SVQ's in Scotland. The opportunity to work abroad or on cruise ships is significantly increased by having these qualifications accredited externally.
- You will be able to obtain public liability insurance.
- Some advanced courses require an accredited qualification as a pre-requisite for the course.
How much will it cost to do my IIHHT qualification?
IIHHT Accreditation Fee - £99
There is also a one off fee to register you with each external awarding body (e.g. currently £16 for VTCT), this needs to be paid for your first course only. Registration fee that we pay to our Awarding Body on your behalf.
You must register for you IIHHT within 8 weeks from the start of your course. The IIHHT fee covers:
- Marking and assessing your portfolio
- Study and assignment notes.
- Theory exams.
- The time taken for and the usse of equipment and products at your practical assessment.
- The fees we pay to the external awarding body for your certification and testing materials.
Locations
The reflexology courses can be completed at our Windsor, Cardiff, Exmouth, Stockport, Glasgow and Durham training colleges. Lunch and refreshments will be provided for you.
Entry requirement for Reflexology
Prior Body Massage experience, or anatomy and physiology required to attend our reflexology course.
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