Reflexology
This course teaches the location of individual reflexes on each foot and methods of pin-pointing certain reflexes for specific conditions.
| Award Name | Diploma at UK Level 3 |
|---|---|
| NFQ Classification | |
| Awarding Body | International Therapy Examination Council |
| NFQ Level |
| Award Name | NFQ Classification | Awarding Body | NFQ Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| Diploma at UK Level 3 | International Therapy Examination Council |
Entry Requirements
Course Requirements
Each Student Requires
2 Pillows
2 Pillow Cases
2 Towels
A uniform is required for the practical examination:
Black tunic
Black trousers
Black footwear
Recommended Books
An Introductory Guide to Reflexology By Louise Tucker
An Introductory Guide to Anatomy and Physiology (new edition) By Louise Tucker
Further information
Swords & Harold's Cross
Course Fees
Course Fee: €1,435 + Exam Fee: €115
Total cost: €1550
Standard Payment Plan:
Deposit of €350 – to secure your place on the course
1st Instalment of €600 – due on the first day of the course
2nd Instalment of €600 – due in May
Pay in Full Discount: Pay the balance (after deposit) in full on or before the first day of your course to avail of a €100 discount.
Reflexology Course
Reflexology is a system of working reflexes in the feet and hands which correspond to every organ and gland in the body. It is used to bring about a deep level of relaxation and it is of particular benefit in dealing with congestion.
This course teaches the location of individual reflexes on each foot and methods of pin-pointing certain reflexes for specific conditions.
The theory component includes Anatomy & Physiology, Professional Conduct & Business Awareness and First Aid.
Course Syllabus
History of Reflexology
Reflexology techniques – including loosening and warming up techniques, finger and thumb walking techniques
Sequence of techniques for working reflexes on the feet and hands
Reflexology terminology and definitions – understanding zone theory, guide lines, referral areas and helper areas
Anatomy and Physiology – study of the bones, ligaments and tendons of the foot and hand. Instruction on 12 systems of the body and their corresponding reflexes on the feet and associated pathology
Benefits of Reflexology
Contra-indications to Reflexology
Nutrition – study of the main nutrients – including their functions / uses
Relaxation – Learn how to relax and promote natural healing energy when working with clients
Care of the client – record-keeping, confidentiality and professionalism
Business awareness / professionalism – how to establish & promote your massage business
First Aid
Examination
Practical examination
Theory examination:
a) Theory of Reflexology 1hr multiple choice questions
b) Anatomy & Physiology 1hr multiple choice questions*
c) Professional Conduct and Business Awareness 1hr multiple choice questions*
40 case studies
* Students with Anatomy & Physiology and Professional Conduct & Business Awareness qualifications are exempt from b) and c)
Holistic College Dublin results in Reflexology exams
The diploma issued by ITEC will list the graduates overall grade in terms of a pass, credit or distinction. An average of the theory and practical marks is combined to obtain the final grade.
A pass grade is between 60% - 74%, A credit is between 75% - 89% and a distinction is between 90% - 100%.
Percentage of our students achieving each grade to date
Fail Pass Credit Distinction
0% 8% 54% 38%
Certification: Diploma awarded by ITEC.
Recommended Books:
• An Introductory Guide to Reflexology By Louise Tucker
• An Introductory Guide to Anatomy and Physiology (new edition) By Louise Tucker
Each Student Requires
2 Pillows
2 Pillow Cases
2 Towels
A uniform is required for the practical examination:
Black tunic
Black trousers
Black footwear
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E: info@hcd.ie