DIPLOMA IN REFLEXOLOGY

Entry Requirements for an ITEC Diploma in Reflexology

Diploma in Anatomy and Physiology or equivalent. (e.g BSc in Nursing)
Professional Conduct and Business Awareness or equivalent.
(For equivalent qualifications see ITEC website)

Other Routes

If you do not have the stated entry requirements you can take Anatomy and Physiology and Professional Conduct and Business Awareness courses concurrently.

We offer all of the these courses and they run concurrently.

The Diploma in Reflexology Course covers the following

History, theories and philosophies of Reflexology
Code of practice and ethics
Benefits of Reflexology
How it works
The structure of the foot
Methods of consultation
Contra indications
Disorders and conditions of the feet
Client reactions to treatments
Home care advice
Referral procedures

Benefits of Reflexology

Reflexology relieves stress and tension and has a deeply relaxing effect. 75% of disease is estimated to be stress related
As reflexology improves blood circulation, it thus increases the efficiency of all organs and cells
It helps release trapped nervous energy (approximately 7000 nerves are stimulated by reflexology massage)
It improves waste removal and elimination
Reflexology also activates the body’s self healing

Format for the Reflexology Diploma Course

1 evening (3 hrs) per week for 25 weeks.
(some evening sessions can be substituted with weekend sessions (Saturdays and Sundays) but only by agreement with the class members).

Qualification

ITEC Diploma in Reflexology

Tuam Beauty Therapy College, MG Business Park, Galway Road, Tuam, County Galway
Tel: +353 (0) 94 9384224 Email: joeoneillconsultants@eircom.net