Introduction to Reflexology - Massage Therapy 8 CE Course
Instructor: Stephanie Grace
Live continuing education course for massage therapists - 8 CEs - $200
Reflexology is a science that deals with the principle that there are reflex areas in the feet and hands relative to every organ, system, and body part. The goals of reflexology are to re-educate, re-pattern, and recondition the nerves through the neural/electrical system of the body. Through the application of thumb and finger walking techniques, the nerve pathways are stimulated, thus restoring homeostasis. Students will gain much hands-on experience, learning applied pressure techniques. Students will learn the history of reflexology. Detailed foot and hand charts will be given to the student. A certificate of completion is received for 8 hours of in-person instruction.
By the end of the course, the student will be able to:
This course will be taught using lecture, notes, discussion, and hands-on demonstration of skills.
This is a pass/fail course. It is, therefore, not graded. The course completion requirements are full attendance and satisfactory demonstration of hands-on technique.
Professional conduct and attire are expected at all times. Cell phones MUST be turned OFF during class. Students will be expected to:
Please note: Nails should be short. You may not wear rings when doing the practical work, so you may prefer to leave your valuables at home. No fragrances, of any kind, should be worn to class.
Class runs from 9am-6pm (with an hour lunch plus breaks).
Dates for 2026:
January 08, 2026
February 05, 2026
March 12, 2026
April 02, 2026
May 07, 2026
June 04, 2026
July 09, 2026
August 06, 2026
September 03, 2026
October 01, 2026
November 05, 2026
December 10, 2026
Dates for 2027:
January 07, 2027
February 04, 2027
March 04, 2027
April 01, 2027
May 06, 2027
June 03, 2027
July 01, 2027
August 05, 2027
September 02, 2027
October 07, 2027
November 04, 2027
December 02, 2027
Live continuing education course for massage therapists - 8 CEs - $200
Reflexology is a science that deals with the principle that there are reflex areas in the feet and hands relative to every organ, system, and body part. The goals of reflexology are to re-educate, re-pattern, and recondition the nerves through the neural/electrical system of the body. Through the application of thumb and finger walking techniques, the nerve pathways are stimulated, thus restoring homeostasis. Students will gain much hands-on experience, learning applied pressure techniques. Students will learn the history of reflexology. Detailed foot and hand charts will be given to the student. A certificate of completion is received for 8 hours of in-person instruction.
By the end of the course, the student will be able to:
- Define reflexology.
- List the functions and organs of the following body systems: skeletal, muscular, endocrine, urinary, digestive, reproductive, respiratory, immune, lymphatic, and nervous.
- Examine the foot and document findings, following the supplied chart and assessment form.
- Locate and label reflex areas on all 4 surfaces of the feet - plantar, dorsal, medial and lateral.
- Perform a reflexology session using various techniques.
This course will be taught using lecture, notes, discussion, and hands-on demonstration of skills.
This is a pass/fail course. It is, therefore, not graded. The course completion requirements are full attendance and satisfactory demonstration of hands-on technique.
Professional conduct and attire are expected at all times. Cell phones MUST be turned OFF during class. Students will be expected to:
- Be prompt
- Complete the readings before class
- Have questions prepared for class
- Give peer feedback in a respectful manner
- Practice the technical skills for each session
- Ask for help, if needed
- Bring a willingness to learn and clean feet to class
Please note: Nails should be short. You may not wear rings when doing the practical work, so you may prefer to leave your valuables at home. No fragrances, of any kind, should be worn to class.
Class runs from 9am-6pm (with an hour lunch plus breaks).
Dates for 2026:
January 08, 2026
February 05, 2026
March 12, 2026
April 02, 2026
May 07, 2026
June 04, 2026
July 09, 2026
August 06, 2026
September 03, 2026
October 01, 2026
November 05, 2026
December 10, 2026
Dates for 2027:
January 07, 2027
February 04, 2027
March 04, 2027
April 01, 2027
May 06, 2027
June 03, 2027
July 01, 2027
August 05, 2027
September 02, 2027
October 07, 2027
November 04, 2027
December 02, 2027