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Reflexology
The course comprises of 10 Saturdays held from April to November every 3 to 4 weeks. (see dates) classes start prompt at 10 am – 5.30 pm.
This course involves both theory and practical. Homework is in the form of written work to show evidence of further reading/research. Practical work involves each student treating 10 clients 4 times each i.e. 40 treatments.
No previous experience is necessary as full instruction and guidance will be given throughout the course.
The course involves the following:
- Contra indications – possible client/patient reactions to treatment
- The History, Theory and Philosophy of Reflexology
- Techniques of Reflexology
- Concepts and theories as to how and why it works
- Therapy procedure and Techniques
- Zones and their relationship to organs and functions
- The feet as a reflection of the body
- Philosophy of Complementary Medicine, comparisons/contrasts to allopathic medicine.
- An introduction to other Natural Therapies (Herbalism, Homeopathy, Aromatherapy, etc)
- The holistic approach – treating the whole person
- Integral Biology (i.e. how health is affected by environment and social factors)
- Hand Reflexology techniques: when applicable
Exam
Practical. Students are examined by an I.T.E.C. external examiner throughout a full treatment.
Theory - 1 hour multiple choice question paper comprising of 50 questions.
Text
An Introductory Guide to Reflexology Louise Tucker ISBN 1903348021 - £13.50
The South Wales School of Reflexology provides free a teaching manual for I.T.E.C. students of Reflexology.
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