Reflexology Specialization
This will include 5 integrated
approaches to Reflexology through the feet,
hands, face, head and ears. The 5 regional anatomical approaches to
Reflexology enables the practitioner to develop multi-facetted treatment plans.
This also provides the practitioner with alternatives and flexibilities,
specifically when working with seniors and when treating clients with
disabilities, health conditions or in open space environments.
(6 credits –
approximately 130 hours in-class + 50 hours clinical practicum)
Reflexology 1-
Reflexology 2-
Reflexology 3-
Reflexology 4-
Reflexology 5-
plus
Clinical Practicum (Start after Reflexology 2)
The necessary knowledge of Anatomy and Physiology
for the program has now been designed into each credit to provide for relevant discussion
as techniques are learned
Professional Development (2 credits)
Professionalism and the Healthcare Practitioner (1/2 credit) Weekend Format Sat/Sun
Ethics and the Healthcare Practitioner (1/2 credit) Weekend Format Sat/Sun
First Aid – (1 credit)-May be completed at the
Academy (50% online self study and 50% live instruction) or as presented by
Ottawa groups such as the Red Cross, St. John Ambulance and National Capital
First Aid. The first certificate is required prior to being awarded a certificate.
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