Reflexology L3 Diploma

Diploma in Reflexology

This twelve month course covers all aspects of reflexology's history, reflexology theory and the anatomy and physiology required for a reflexogist to give individual treatments. Students are taught how to treat their clients holistically, taking into account any illnesses or stressess they may suffer from.

If you are looking for either a new career or would just like some extra income, this course is the one for you. As one of the fastest growing complementary therapies there is increasing demand for trained professional therapists in both the Private and Public sectors. More and more Reflexologists are now working in the NHS as well as in many private complementary clinics. With Reflexologists charging their clients between £25 and £40 for a one hour private treatment, it is possible to earn a good living working as a Reflexologist.

Why Train with Calming Influences?

The aim of the school is to train Reflexologists to the highest possible standards, giving them a thorough understanding of the therapy and practice of reflexology and its place within the whole culture of complementary medicine. Our students are taught the practical skills required to provide safe and effective treatments as well as the underpinning knowledge of anatomy and physiology.

We aim to produce Reflexologists who exhibit a consistently high level of professionalism within their practice and are ambassadors for this beneficial therapy.

Course Lecturers

The course is taught mainly by the principal, Jackie James (B.Sc Hons, M.A.R. ), but Guest Lecturers provide specific in depth knowledge and an enthusiasum for the holistic approach.

Course Location

The reflexology diploma is carried out at the Hilldene Centre, in West End, Southampton. The venue is 5 minutes frmo junction 7 of the M27, has ample free parking, and is easy to get to using public transport.

Courses

All courses takes place during 9 weekends over 12 months.

What Commitment Does this Course Require?

This professional course does require commitment from students and there is a significant amount of home study. Students are advised to allow at least six to seven hours per week to complete the necessary assignments, case studies and revision of material covered during the teaching sessions.

Course Assessment

The course will be assessed both by a written examination and a practical assessment. Successful candidates will gain a Level 3 Diploma in Reflexology

Who is this course for?

This course is for people who wish to practice Reflexology professionally.

This course is open to applicants of 19 years or over. There are no formal qualifications required, although all candidates will be interviewed before acceptance to ensure this is the right course for them and they understand the commitment required.