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Foot Reflexology Course Certification

UPCOMING REFLEXOLOGY CERTIFICATION COURSES

FOOT In-CLass Training

Location: Regina

Theory Weekend Training:

January 8 & 9, 2022: 9 – 5 pm

Practical Weekend Training:

February 19 & 20, 2022: 9 – 5 pm

In-Person Limit: 10

Theory ONLINE Training + Practical In-CLass Training Location for Practical Training: Regina

Theory Weekend Training: Get access to the online student portal so you can get all the theory training completed at you own pace. Theory must be completed prior to attending the practical training in class.

Practical Weekend Training: October 16 & 17, 2021: 9 – 5 pm

In-Person Limit: 10

About this Program

This course is a certification course recognized by the Reflexology Association of Canada and covers the theory and practical method for the foot reflexology training.

You will learn how to stimulate reflexes in a specific way to encourage your clients’ bodies to restore balance using reflexology

With this certificate, you can practice reflexology and will be qualified to challenge the board exam to become a Registered Canadian Reflexology Therapist (RCRT) if you choose to be a member of the Reflexology Association of Canada (optional).

Prerequisite: Must be 18 years old

Reflexology Course Details

Course Breakdown

Total course hours are 186.5

35 in-class hours
25 hours of a home study program
written exams
practicum of 50 treatments
3 hour mandatory review during the practicum
1.5 hour practical exam

** MTAS members that are certified as an RCRT with RAC will receive 63.5 CEU credits.

Course Objectives

Understand the principles of reflexology
Anatomy & Physiology – gain understanding of how the body systems function
Use reflexology chart and understand how the reflexes are mapped on the feet

Learn how to stimulate reflexes on the foot for a safe, effective therapeutic treatment and implement all training required so you qualify to challenge the Registered Canadian Reflexology Therapist Board (RCRT) Exam with the Reflexology Association of Canada (RAC)

Reflexology Training Topics

History of Reflexology

Discover the history and theory behind the origin of reflexology.

Understand what a healing crisis is, how it affects the client and the healing process.

We will cover the structure and function of the foot and how it works.

Biomechanics of the Foot and Foot Assessment Techniques

you will learn to identify foot conditions, their origins and develop the ability to provide an assessment of the overall structure of the foot.
you will learn how to complete a health record and create a treatment plan.
know when and how often sessions are recommended based on the clients condition(s).

Home Study and Exam Preparation

The theoretical exam must be completed within 3 months of the last day of class.

The practical exam must be completed within 1 year of the last day of class. (Extensions are available for a fee of $75 per extension.)

The practical component of 50 treatments must be submitted to be eligible to challenge the practical exam.

Anatomy and Physiology

Understand the anatomy and physiology of the human body, related conditions, and how to locate the reflexes on the foot that correlate to each part, gland and organ of the body.

The systems include:

The Nervous System
The Endocrine System
The Respiratory System
The Cardiovascular System
The Digestive System
The Urinary or Renal System
The Immune and Lymphatic Systems
The Reproductive Systems
The Musculoskeletal System

Mandatory Review

There is a 3-hour mandatory review given by the teacher half-way through the practicum. The goal is for the teacher and students to come together to review and evaluate the student’s case studies as well as the Reflexology Method.

Additional reviews may be requested by either the student or the teacher for an additional fee if necessary.

Key Areas of Emphasis for Specific Conditions in Reflexology

The body systems can affect one another when there is an imbalance.

Reflexology therapists do not diagnose or treat for specific conditions, but by working with intent on specific reflexes it can encourage the body to restore balance.

RAC Approved Reflexology Method

This course is recognized by the Reflexology Association of Canada and outlines the treatment guidelines including how to provide a relaxing healing environment and hygienic practice.

You will learn what to do before and after a session, how to a complete a full reflexology session, how to main proper posture and the RAC technique.

This ensures you are following national and international standards.

Business and Financial Information

This module discusses confidentiality, advertising, professionalism, business operation, and what makes a successful reflexology practice.

This course gives you the opportunity to learn how to build your reflexology practice during your practicum because you are able to charge for your sessions as a student.

All forms you need for you clients are provided in the student membership site so you can print them off.

Practicum

The practicum time allows the student to practice the routine in a professional manner (as taught in the classroom). The purpose is to develop thorough case studies consisting of a Health Record, Treatment Records, assessment documentation and evaluation for each client. Each student must complete 50 treatments (for a total of 100 practice hours). The practicum should include a minimum of 5 clients and a maximum of 10. A maximum of 3 clients with one session each will be accepted.

Students can charge clients for these sessions to start practicing business building skills (50% discount off the session packages that you will be charging when you are certified).

Tuition Fees

FULL CERTIFICATION LIVE In-Person or Online + Practical In Personal Training: $1999.99 + Tax

*NOTE: To save your spot a non-refundable $250 deposit is required. Refunds are not issued after 14 days prior to the start date for in-class training or after the manuals have been shipped for online training. Registration deadline for all scheduled classes is 2 weeks prior to the class start date.

Get access to an online membership site filled with videos, tools and worksheets designed to support you through this learning journey.

Access to the private Facebook group to ask questions, get support from other students and get access to feedback from sessions

Meet community mentors that are able to share their expertise and experience to help you get your clients better results

Get business building tips and tools that will help you launch your reflexology business

Be a part of a community that celebrates your success with you

Ask questions by email, phone or text message as needed.

Award of Certificate

Upon successfully completion of the theory and practical portion of the program, the student will be awarded certificate of training. This course fully qualifies graduates to practice this profession as a highly trained and skilled Certified Foot Reflexology Therapist across Canada.

BONUS: Students that register for this course will receive a code to apply to the Reflexology Association of Canada to waive their application

How to Become a Registered Canadian Reflexology Therapist (RCRT)

There are additional steps to become a RCRT once you have completed this certification program.

You would have to become a member of the Reflexology Association of Canada
Submit your certificate and transcripts to RAC. Once accepted, you would have to write an open book board exam and pass with 80% to be approved.
Clients that have reflexology sessions with RCRT’s (and their benefits package covers reflexology) can submit the receipts for their treatment to their group plan to be reimbursed.