Hand, Foot, Ear and Face Reflexology Certification Course
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This course is a continuation of the "Hand & Foot Reflexology Certification Course," covering all training modules from the original program. also includes additional modules focused on the study reflexology of the face and ears.
Description
Last updated: 2024/03. The course has been recently updated to provide the latest and most comprehensive content.
Duration: Each certification course is for 5 classroom sessions ( Friday-Sunday), 10am - 4pm. Plus one half day for exam.
Delivery Model: 5 days of in-class instruction. 7 moduls. Independent assignments. Independent study - 50 clinical cases. Theory & Practical Examination.
Delivery Format: Classroom sessions - include hands-on practical training, theoretical knowledge, and practical applications of reflexology, ensuring participants acquire the skills necessary for certification in foot and hand reflexology.
Course Language: The course is conducted in Ukrainian, while all presentations and materials are in English.
Small group setting: Classroom sessions accommodate up to 6 adults.
Address: 2 Jane St, Toronto ON M6S 4W8, Suit 506 (Jane subway station)
Hand, Foot, Ear, and Face Reflexology Certification Course structured around 5 class sessions offers an organized approach to learning that can cater to a wide audience, from beginners to seasoned health care professionals. Each session could be designed to focus on specific areas and skills, gradually building up the practitioner's competence and confidence.
Certified: Our courses meet industry standards and are accredited by relevant bodies, providing you with a recognized qualification.
Certification: Upon the successful conclusion of the course, a certificate and transcript will be awarded.
Benefits of being a reflexologist
The quickest way to enter the healthcare field is by becoming a Reflexology therapist.
Is Reflexology Covered?
Yes, reflexology is covered by a number of insurance companies across Canada. Clients must check their individual insurance plans or their employers to determine if reflexology is covered in their plan.
If reflexology is not included, clients can request to have it added to their coverage or ask their employer to include it in their group health insurance.
If reflexology is not included, clients can request to have it added to their coverage or ask their employer to include it in their group health insurance.
- Clinics
- Health clubs
- Private practices
- Spas
People working as a reflexologist in Canada usually earn between $30 and $76 500.00/year or $30.00 - $50.00 Per hour
Canadian PR made easy if you are Reflexology Therapist.
NOC 32209 -Other practitioners of natural healing
IRCC (Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada) will give priority to occupations on the High Demand Occupation list, and reflexology therapist is among those prioritized.
Even with a lower CRS (Comprehensive Ranking System) score, individuals may still receive an invitation if they possess a minimum of 6 months of experience in the reflexology occupation within the last 3 years.
IRCC (Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada) will give priority to occupations on the High Demand Occupation list, and reflexology therapist is among those prioritized.
Even with a lower CRS (Comprehensive Ranking System) score, individuals may still receive an invitation if they possess a minimum of 6 months of experience in the reflexology occupation within the last 3 years.
Course content
The goal is to ensure that by the end of these sessions, participants are well-versed in the basics of reflexology, can perform fundamental techniques, and understand how to apply these skills in a therapeutic setting.
- Module 1: Introduction to Reflexology and Basic Anatomy
- Understand the history and principles of reflexology.
- Introduction to the basic anatomy of the hands and feet.
- Overview of the body’s systems and how they relate to reflex points.
- Practicum: Foot Warm-ups and Treatment
- Weekly assignment
1 - Module 2: Reflexology Techniques and Hands-On Practice (Feet)
- Learn and practice basic reflexology techniques.
- Begin hands-on practice with foot reflexology, focusing on technique and application.
- Understand how to apply reflexology for stress relief and relaxation.
- Weekly assignment
2 - Module 3: Reflexology Techniques and Hands-On Practice (Hands)
- Extend reflexology technique and practice to the hands.
- Learn to customize reflexology treatments.
- Practice client assessment and developing treatment plans.
- Weekly assignment
3 - Module 4: Professional Practice and Certification Preparation
- Review and refine reflexology skills.
- Understand the ethical and business aspects of reflexology practice.
- Prepare for certification and setting up a reflexology practice.
- Weekly assignment
4 - Module 5: Exploring Ear and Face Reflexology
- Objective: Expand the students' skills to include ear and face reflexology, highlighting the unique aspects of working with these areas.
- Content: Anatomy of the ear and face relevant to reflexology.
- Identifying reflex points on the ear and face.
- Techniques specific to ear and face reflexology, including gentle pressure and brushing methods.
- Practical exercises: Practicing on peers to gain confidence and skill.
5 - Module 6
- Independent Study - Clinical Cases (50)
6 - Module 7: Theory & Practical Examination
- An examination is accessible to individuals who have successfully navigated through all course modules, fulfilled all individual assignments and specifically the completion of 50 Clinical Cases.
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What you'll learn
the Course is designed to equip participants with comprehensive knowledge and practical skills in the art of reflexology, focusing on the hand, foot, ear, and face. This form of therapy is based on the principle that certain areas of body are linked to other parts of the body through energy pathways. By stimulating these areas, reflexology aims to promote health and well-being throughout the body.
- Understanding ReflexologyFoundational Principles: Learn the history and theoretical foundations of reflexology, including how it works and its benefits.
Anatomy and Physiology: Gain an understanding of the basic anatomy and physiology relevant to reflexology, focusing on the nervous system and how it connects the body's organs and glands to the hand, foot, ear, and face.
Energy Pathways: Study the concept of energy pathways (meridians) and how they relate to reflexology. - Practical SkillsMapping the Reflex Points: Learn to identify and map the reflex points on the the hand, foot, ear, and face that correlate to different organs and systems of the body.
Techniques and Manipulations: Master various reflexology techniques, including thumb and finger walking, hooking, and pressing, to stimulate reflex points effectively.
Treatment Protocols: Understand how to develop and apply treatment protocols for specific health issues, such as stress relief, headache, digestive problems, and more. - Professional PracticeClient Assessment: Learn how to conduct thorough client assessments, including health history, goals for therapy, and contraindications.
Customized Session Planning: Gain the ability to plan and customize reflexology sessions based on individual client needs and conditions.
Aftercare Advice: Learn to provide appropriate aftercare advice to clients to maximize the benefits of reflexology treatments. - Health and SafetyHygiene and Safety: Understand the importance of maintaining hygiene and safety standards in reflexology practice, including proper handwashing and sanitization of equipment.
Ethical Practice: Learn about the ethics of reflexology practice, including maintaining confidentiality, obtaining informed consent, and professional boundaries. - Certification and BeyondCertification Process: Understand the requirements to complete the certification, such as completing a certain number of practice hours, passing examinations, and submitting case studies.
Starting Your Practice: Gain insights into starting and managing your reflexology practice, including marketing strategies, client management, and continuing education opportunities.
Upon completion of the course, participants should be able to confidently perform the hand, foot, ear, and face. Reflexology treatments, understand the underlying principles behind the practice, and be prepared to start their own reflexology practice or enhance their current wellness or therapeutic offerings. This certification can open doors to careers in spas, wellness centers, or private practice, offering a holistic approach to health and wellness.
Who is this courses for
This course particularly beneficial for both newcomers eager to delve into the field of health care with a focus on reflexology and seasoned practitioners aiming to deepen their expertise or broaden their skill set.
Beginners in HealthCare
What They Gain: Fundamental understanding of reflexology, including its principles, techniques, and applications. This foundational knowledge serves as a stepping stone into more specialized areas within health care, particularly those focusing on holistic and non-invasive therapies.
Specialists Working with the Face
Estheticians, beauty therapists, and others specializing in facial treatments.
Benefits: By learning facial reflexology, these professionals can offer more than just surface-level beauty treatments. Understanding how specific points on the face correlate with other parts of the body can enable them to provide holistic wellness services, potentially improving skin conditions and promoting relaxation and health from within.
Specialists Working with the Body
Massage therapists, physiotherapists, chiropractors, osteopaths, and other manual therapists who already possess a background in working with the body but are seeking to either refresh their knowledge or incorporate reflexology into their practice.
Benefits: Enhancing their service offerings by incorporating reflexology techniques, which can aid in treating clients more holistically. Understanding body reflexology or trigger point therapy can complement their existing skills, potentially leading to improved client outcomes.
Beginners in HealthCare
What They Gain: Fundamental understanding of reflexology, including its principles, techniques, and applications. This foundational knowledge serves as a stepping stone into more specialized areas within health care, particularly those focusing on holistic and non-invasive therapies.
Specialists Working with the Face
Estheticians, beauty therapists, and others specializing in facial treatments.
Benefits: By learning facial reflexology, these professionals can offer more than just surface-level beauty treatments. Understanding how specific points on the face correlate with other parts of the body can enable them to provide holistic wellness services, potentially improving skin conditions and promoting relaxation and health from within.
Specialists Working with the Body
Massage therapists, physiotherapists, chiropractors, osteopaths, and other manual therapists who already possess a background in working with the body but are seeking to either refresh their knowledge or incorporate reflexology into their practice.
Benefits: Enhancing their service offerings by incorporating reflexology techniques, which can aid in treating clients more holistically. Understanding body reflexology or trigger point therapy can complement their existing skills, potentially leading to improved client outcomes.
INSTRUCTOR
Sviatoslav Khoma
Sviatoslav Khoma
Reflexology therapist/Instructor, licensed massage therapist of Quebec, First Aider.
Location work: Toronto, Etobicoke, Mississauga
Location work: Toronto, Etobicoke, Mississauga
I taught Massage Therapy and Reflexology in Ukraine starting in 2014. In 2023, I furthered my expertise as a reflexologist by completing an advanced course at the Royal Canadian College.
I validated my knowledge and obtained licenses as a massage therapist of Quebec and became reflexology therapist.
As Reflexology Therapist/Instructor with a few years experience specializing in foot, hand, body, face, and ear reflexology therapy.
I'm excited to share my expertise with aspiring reflexologists and committed to establishing a healing and educational environment for clients and future practitioners.
INSTRUCTOR
Sviatoslav Khoma
Sviatoslav Khoma
Reflexology therapist/Instructor, licensed massage therapist of Quebec, First Aider.
Location work: Toronto, Etobicoke, Mississauga
Location work: Toronto, Etobicoke, Mississauga
I taught Massage Therapy and Reflexology in Ukraine starting in 2014. In 2023, I furthered my expertise as a reflexologist by completing an advanced course at the Royal Canadian College.
I validated my knowledge and obtained licenses as a massage therapist of Quebec and became reflexology therapist.
As Reflexology Therapist/Instructor with a few years experience specializing in foot, hand, body, face, and ear reflexology therapy.
I'm excited to share my expertise with aspiring reflexologists and committed to establishing a healing and educational environment for clients and future practitioners.
To receive a special discount on any reflexology course, enter the promo code "WIN" when enrolling.
Contact Me
REFLEXOLOGY CLASSROOM TRAINING
Saturday-Sunday: 9:00am-5:00pm
Phone: +1 647 564 6159
Address: 10 Walmer Rd, Toronto, ON
APPOINTMENTS OPEN HOURS
Monday-Friday: 10:00am-8:00pm
Phone: +1 647 564 6159
Address: 10 Walmer Rd, Toronto, ON