The Basic Procedure for a Mini-Reflexology treatment practical
Reflexology II Prerequisite : Reflexology I
History/Origins of Reflexology
Recommended texts
Basic Procedure for a full reflexology treatment
Theory of Reflexology Zone Theory
Foot maps
Anatomy and physiology of the foot and leg
Introduction to Biomechanics
Visual Assessment of the feet
Referral and Helper areas
The body systems and Reflexology
Reflex combinations for specific imbalances
Client management and care History taking, and possible reactions
Aged care & Reflexology
Comprehensive Notes and Diagrams
Reflexology III Prerequisite : Reflexology I & II
Module
Duration
Biomechanics
2 one-day seminars
Chi-Reflexology 1
4 one-day seminars
Chi-Reflexology 2
2 one-day seminars
Hand (Acupressure in) Reflexology
1 one-day seminar
Maternity Reflexology
2 one-day seminar
Foot Talk
1 one-day seminar
Chi-Reflexology III Prerequisite : Reflexology I & II
Module
Duration
Chi-Reflexology 1
4 one-day seminars
Chi-Reflexology 2
2 one-day seminars
Chi-Reflexology 3
2 one-day seminar
Chi-Reflexology 4
2 one-day seminar
Chi-Reflexology 5
2 one-day seminar
Diploma of Clinical Reflexology Modules Prerequisite : Reflexology I & II Co-requisite : Reflexology III/Chi-Reflexology III
Course
Duration
Communications 1
Distance Education
Communications 2
Distance Education
Clinical Practicum 1
2 one-day seminars
Supervised Clinic 1
2 one-day seminars
Supervised Clinic 2
2 one-day seminars
Supervised Clinic 3
2 one-day seminars
Supervised Clinic 4
2 one-day seminars
Practice Management 1
Distance Education
Practice Management 2
Distance Education
Practice Safety
Distance Education
PLUS -
Anatomy and Physiology 1 - minimum of 133 hours
Introduction to the Human Body
Medical Terminology for Reflexologists
Cells and Tissues
The Skeletal System
The Muscular System
The Nervous System
Special Senses
The Endocrine System
The Cardiovascular System
The Lymphatic System
The Respiratory System
The Digestive System
The Urinary System
The Reproductive System
Symptomology
NOTE - Diploma of clinical Reflexology (Diploma in Chi-Reflexology) comprises Reflexology I,
Reflexology II, Reflexology III (Chi-Reflexology III) and the Diploma of Clinical Reflexology Modules,
plus A & P 1, plus Current Senior First Aid Certificate and Occupational Health &
Safety Course - minimum 14 hours, as well as satisfactory completion of all Assessment
Tasks and all other participant obligations as set by the College.
Diploma of Reflexology (Medical) Modules Prerequisite/Co-requisite: Diploma of Clinical Reflexology and Diploma in Chi-Reflexology,
or equivalent
Course
Duration
Lymphatic Drainage and Reflexology
1 day seminar
Australian Bush Flowers & Chi-Reflexology
2 one-day seminars
Electives
4 one-day Reflexology seminars
Clinical Practicum 2
2 one-day seminars
Clinical Practicum 3
2 one-day seminars
Therapeutic Ethics
Distance Education
Professional Practice 1
Distance Education
Professional Practice 2
Distance Education
Professional Practice 3
Distance Education
PLUS -
Anatomy and Physiology 2 - minimum of 133 hours
Further development of A & P 1 knowledge for the health care system including :-
Advanced systematic approach
Confirming physical heath status
Symptomatology and Pathology
Analysing health information
Physiological and psychological effects of Reflexology
An understanding of the fundamental principles of biomechanics and functional anatomy
Understand the pathogenesis of commonly presenting symptoms in a Reflexology clinic
An understanding of common disease states and functional problems of each body system and the principles and practice of treating these conditions.
An understanding of pain and chronic pain syndromes
NOTE - The Diploma of Reflexology (Medical) comprises the Diploma of Clinical Reflexology; the
Diploma in Chi-Reflexology (or equivalent) and the Diploma of Reflexology (Medical) Modules plus A & P
2, as well as satisfactory completion of all Assessment Tasks and all other participant
obligations as set by the College.
