ADVANCED PROFESSIONAL REFLEXOLOGY CERTIFICATION
Are you already a certified reflexology therapist, looking to develop and hone your craft?
If so, then our advanced training programs are exactly what you need. You benefit from small class sizes, instruction derived from 25+ years of experience and the flexibility of remote learning.
Combine your passion for healing with a great learning experience so that you can get on with helping others!
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Our advanced training courses require foot reflexology student status with the Atlantic School of Reflexology, or professional status as a Certified Reflexology Therapist from any institution with a minimum 30-hour class instruction format
HAND REFLEXOLOGY
Hand reflexology therapists have a particular advantage: when access to other body areas is limited, hands are readily available. During this 3-day course you will learn the entire body map present in the hands, and how this therapy can help people with a myriad of symptoms, including stiff and sore joints in the hands and wrists.
CRANIOSACRAL REFLEXOLOGY
Craniosacral therapy focuses on the health of cranium and the spine, and the cerebral spinal fluid flowing between them. In this 2-day in person course, learn to apply elements of Upledger’s craniosacral ten-step protocol through the "little body in the feet". Powerful techniques make a big difference by encouraging spine alignment and proper flow of cerebral-spinal fluid.
ASIAN FOOT AND LEG REFLEXOLOGY
Asian reflexology is quick, dynamic, and movement-oriented, and an asset to fundamental reflexology skills. In this 1-day class, learn how to prepare your clients for a more in-depth pressure application, cultural differences in working the reflexes, and how to collaborate with your clients in this fast-paced application of active reflexology principles.
FOUNDATION MATERNITY REFLEXOLOGY
Reflexology during pregnancy provides gentle support. These techniques reduce edema, relieve pain, give support for overworked organs, increase hormone balance, and improve circulation—which simultaneously helps with oxygen and nutrition supply to the baby in utero. Less well known is the role of reflexology in helping couples to conceive, from pre-conception detoxification to balancing compatibility between the male and female reproductive systems.
BODY REFLEXOLOGY
Body reflexes are located directly over (or opposite) the corresponding organ, gland or part—and when massaged with reflexology techniques, affect those corresponding areas. All the reflexology principles apply, but the techniques vary from traditional reflexology techniques to those that resemble acupressure, applied over a larger surface area with broad pressure or kneading. Body reflexes can be accessed over clothing or on skin. We will be studying a body reflex map, with emphasis on improving bowel function, releasing the diaphragm, and quick body reflex ‘tricks’.