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300 hr Clinically-Based
Foot Reflexology Certification

The entire body and all its parts are represented on an anatomical ‘reflexology’ body map on the feet. Stimulating specific reflexology points with finger pressure helps the body focus on its corresponding areas, encouraging circulation, hormone regulation, toxin removal, relaxation, and overall balance. Foot reflexology is a well-established healing modality that continues to grow in popularity and is gaining more recognition by health insurance providers in Canada.

The Atlantic School of Reflexology offers clinically grounded, client-centered reflexology training designed to take you beyond foundational skills and prepare you for confident professional practice.

 

This comprehensive 300-hour clinical reflexology program offers deeper study and greater clinical application than a typical 200-hour course. Through evidence-informed models and individualized practice, you’ll learn how to assess your clients’ changing needs and develop thoughtful treatment strategies tailored to each person.

 

Graduate with the knowledge, practical experience, and confidence to provide more responsive, effective, and professional reflexology care—and to distinguish yourself in the field.

​Registration includes the following 2 courses:

Module 1: Core Theory. Online, self-paced, textbook included.

Module 2: Practical Application. Choose live online or in-person classes (Atlantic Canada), textbook included.

Don’t just learn a reflexology routine. Learn how to develop a session around the person in front of you. Embark on your professional career with confidence as you receive practical advice backed by three decades of experience in the business. 

No pre-requisite. You have 12 months from your start date to complete the 2 module course requirements.

300-hour Clinically-Based Foot Reflexology Certification:

What is included in Mod 1 & 2:

  • Comprehensive downloadable textbooks

  • 15 hours of live-online or in-person class for interactive hands-on techniques instruction

  • 20 hours of online videos and resources for learning on your own time 

  • 120 hours practicum (60 practicum sessions: 6 people X 10 sessions, with record keeping)

  • 20 hours independent assignments

  • 100 hours treatment plan development and research project

  • 25 hours study/exam preparation

  • Exams (written and practical, online, to be scheduled within one year of class instruction)

  • Professional Certificate attesting to 300 hours of training, following full course completion

Topics covered:

  • Theory and History of Reflexology

  • Foot Assessment and Anatomy

  • Essential Anatomy and Physiology

  • The Autonomic Nervous System and the Stress Response

  • Reflex Charts and Reflex Routine by Body System

  • Therapeutic Treatment Strategies for Common Conditions

  • Pain Control

  • Contraindications and Toxin Release

  • Practicum and Health Record Guidelines

  • Professionalism, Legalities and Building a Clientele

  • Clinical Strategies and Emerging Research 

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BONUS

Enrolling in Foot Reflexology during 2026?

Your tuition includes a FREE 1-year student membership with the 

Atlantic Canada Association of Reflexology Therapists (ACART)

This membership gives you instant access to a professional network, industry updates, and ongoing support. 

(Value $67500)

Upcoming Course Dates​

Tuition: $1695.00​ +tax

Online | Sept 2026

Sept 26 & 27: 10am-6pm (AST)

Online | Oct 2026

Oct 31 & Nov 1: 10am-6pm (AST)

In-Person | Dec 2026

Dec 5 & 6: 10am-6pm (AST)

Class sizes are limited, so register today!

**All course times are listed in the Atlantic Canada time zone**

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Note: Once enrolled, course fees are non-refundable and non-transferable to other courses or dates.

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Program Recognition

Reflexology Association of Canada (RAC), Atlantic Canada Association of Reflexology Therapists (ACART), and Natural Health Practitioners of Canada (NHPC) with optional membership through several reflexology and holistic health associations, a list of which is provided in class.

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