
Welcome to my advanced reflexology course! Here is a look at what you will be learning throughout the course. Also, download your 100 page workbook
How to get your own personalized certificate for your wall—or a CEU certificate! directly from me when you complete the course
Here I explain briefly what we will be going through in this first section.
It doesn't matter whether you have learnt traditional reflexology or Thai reflexology. When it comes to giving the reflex zones and acupressure points extra stimulation you can use either method.
I show you in this lecture how you will be treating your clients differently and also the techniques on how to work the areas with more stimulation.
Here I show you the locations of some of the points that will be used commonly throughout the course that will really enhance your treatments by stimulating them throughout your reflexology session. You will also teach your clients how to stimulate them between treatments so that they get better more quickly.
Many of you may have been taught that treating the diaphragm and solar plexus area is great for calming your clients. Well, the Chinese have known this for thousands of years and this point has been used in acupuncture extensively to calm the mind. Here I explain about this wonderful area/point.
The endocrine system, to be more specific , the endocrine glands get stimulated a lot throughout the course. They have a major function within the balancing of the body due to their release of hormones. Here is why this system is used so much in the lectures concerning the conditions.
A word about the reflexology charts because I have supplied you with some that I like but if you have always worked on different ones then I suggest that you stick with the ones that you already know.
I have supplied you with an intake form and also the SOAP notes form so that you can really keep great records of your clients. This, as I explain, is so important for you to do as a practitioner.
Let's take a look at how often you should treat someone. If you are treating yourself, you can do it everyday.
My Facebook group and Instagram are great resources for you
Ok, now that you have the basics understood, let's get working on how to treat specific conditions!
I just wanted to remind you that large intestine 4, the point between the thumb and forefinger, is contraindicated in pregnancy
One of the most common problems that you will see is people that want treatments for their stress. Let's take a deeper look into what this is and how you will treat your clients.
I will show you how to treat lower back pain and sciatica. This will be another very common complaint that you will see in your practice.
One of the most common complaints you will see in your practice. There are over 100 different types of headaches. Here are explain the most common ones that you will encounter.
Let's see what the most important reflex zones and acupressure points are to stimulate.
You can stimulate these as part of your treatment and/or give your client them to treat their own headaches between treatments.
Let's get to know more about arthritis and see how we can treat this condition more effectively.
Here are the zones to treat to help with all menstrual disorders and the acupressure points that you need to stimulate as well.
Let's look at how we treat respiratory disorders
This is a very common disorder that you will see people for. Reflexology is excellent at helping insomnia. Here is a look at insomnia and how best to treat this by looking deeper into the core reasons that your client is unable to sleep.
This is another very common problem that people will come to see a reflexologist. Many people do not want to take steroidal drugs or creams such as cortisone, so they seek alternative treatments. Reflexology is very good at helping skin disorders.
You can really help people that have colds or flus as long as you get to treat them quickly.
Here are the areas to concentrate on when you are treating someone with diabetes.
Fibromyalgia needs to be treated differently for the different symptoms that your client is having. Here I explain how to go about this.
This is a condition that is very common and reflexology can work wonders.
You may get people that are suffering from bladder problems and here are so really effective ways to treat it both in the clinic and also when your client gets home.
Here I give you a summary of what you need to do to treat any muscle and/or joint pain throughout the body. It really is very simple.
The it comes to treating this condition you will have to do your best on working out the specific symptoms each person has and treat accordingly.
Whether it is failing vision, eyestrain for just red eyes, here is what you can do to help this.
Here are the things that you need to be aware of and the areas to treat when treating someone with high blood pressure.
Here is what you can do to help people that have addictions using reflexology and acupressure points.
When it comes to treating IBS, there are many things that you can do to help this condition
Lets have a look at the aspects of making money as a a reflexologist to with earn some extra money or as a full time career.
There are certain key factors necessary to become successful working for yourself full-time.
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Take Your Reflexology Skills to the Next Level
If you've already completed a basic reflexology course and want to become a more confident and effective practitioner, this advanced reflexology course is for you.
Designed for reflexologists and massage therapists, this course teaches practical techniques, treatment planning and advanced reflexology protocols that you can immediately apply in your practice.
You'll also receive a comprehensive 100-page Advanced Reflexology Workbook to support your learning.
What You'll Learn
Advanced reflexology assessment techniques.
Professional client consultation skills.
Advanced reflex zones and treatment points.
Treatment protocols for common health conditions.
Treatment planning and session progression.
Home care advice for clients.
How often clients should be treated.
Practical techniques to improve treatment results.
Conditions Covered
Learn reflexology approaches that may be used to support clients experiencing:
Stress and tension
Headaches
Digestive complaints
Insomnia
Respiratory conditions
Women's health concerns
Musculoskeletal discomfort
And many other common conditions
Perfect For
Reflexologists wanting to advance their skills.
Massage therapists adding reflexology to their practice.
Holistic health practitioners.
Graduates of basic reflexology courses.
Therapists wanting better clinical outcomes.
Why Take This Course?
Many reflexology courses teach the basics but leave practitioners wondering what to do next.
This course bridges that gap by helping you think more like an experienced therapist—understanding treatment planning, client education and how to adapt treatments to different situations.
You'll gain practical knowledge that can help improve client confidence, treatment consistency and long-term results.
By The End Of This Course
You'll have the confidence to assess clients more effectively, create better treatment plans and perform advanced reflexology treatments using safe, professional techniques.
Whether you're looking to improve your existing practice or build a reputation as an advanced reflexology practitioner, this course will give you the knowledge and confidence to take the next step.
I look forward to seeing you in class!