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N101 Foot Reflexology Certification Course - Ontario
College of Reflexology
Qualifies for 100 CEUs by the College of Massage
Therapists of Ontario
Prerequisite- None. This course will provide the
basics of reflexology involving both theoretical and
practical aspects.
Cost: $780.00 including textbook and exam fees.
100 credits course consists of 35 hours in-class
instruction, 15 hours chapter tests and 70 hours
practicum.
Upcoming Courses in Mississauga Ontario
Start date - January 21, 2010 - April 8,
2010
Thursday evenings - 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
12 consecutive weeks.
Start date - May 27, 2010 - August 12,
2010
Thursday evenings - 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
12 consecutive weeks.
Saturday, June 26, 2010 - September 25, 2010
Saturday mornings - 10:30 am - 2:00 pm.
12 consecutive weeks.
Start date - September 16, 2010 - December 2,
2010
Thursday evenings - 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
12 consecutive weeks.
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Courses held at Holistic BodyWorx in Central
Mississauga. Please contact us at 905-281-3737 or
email holisticbodyworx@bellnet.ca
Objectives of the Ontario College of Reflexology
As registered with the Ontario Government, the
Ontario College of Reflexology is a non-profit
organization established in the province of Ontario
and its objectives are:
To establish and operate a college or society of
reflexology for the purpose of:
· accreditation of Reflexologists in the province of
Ontario where required and as permitted by
applicable statutes of Ontario;
· maintaining and improving the qualifications and
standards of the reflexology profession;
· uniting members of the reflexology profession and
protecting the character and status of the
profession, promoting ethical practice;
· promotion of reflexology in the province of
Ontario; provide educational programs and resources
on reflexology within the province of Ontario;
· provide an effective referral system of qualified
reflexologists in the province of Ontario; and;
· such other complementary purposes not inconsistent
with these objectives.
What is Reflexology?
Reflexology is a focused pressure technique, usually
directed at the feet or hands. It is based on the
premise that there are zones and reflexes on
different parts of the body which corresponds to and
are relative to all parts, glands and organs of the
entire body.
How Does It Work?
When the reflexes are stimulated, the body's natural
electrical energy works along the nervous system to
clear any blockages in the corresponding zones. A
reflexology session seems to break up deposits (felt
as a sandy or gritty area under the skin) which may
interfere with this natural flow of the body's
energy.
Manipulating specific reflexes removes stress,
activating a parasympathetic response in the body to
enable the disharmonies to be released by a
physiological change in the body. With stress
removed and circulation improved, the body is
allowed to return to a state of homeostasis.
Homeostasis is the "automatic" process that the body
incorporates to bring it back to the "normal" state.
For example, if the blood pressure is abnormal, the
kidneys will secrete the enzyme renin which is
involved with blood pressure, and the hormone,
erythropoietin that increases the rate of red blood
cell production.
What Are The Benefits?
Reflexology demonstrates four (4) main benefits:
Relaxation with the removal of stress.
Enhanced circulation.
Assists the body to normalize metabolism naturally.
Complements all other healing modalities.
Indications and Reasons for Referral:
Types of people seeking reflexology sessions are of
all ages, but approximately 70% are females. These
people are usually health conscious and wish to
explore health alternatives. The vast majority of
clients usually realize the benefits of reducing
stress from a reflexology session which in turn
minimizes physical symptoms.
Usually, referrals are made in conjunction with
other existing forms of therapy to supplement
ongoing medical treatments. Reflexology has been
known to help clients deal with physiological
symptoms such as the side effects of cancer
chemotherapy.
Reflexology may be performed on everyone, from the
newborn to the elderly. It can be used for a general
"tune-up" or for an unhealthy body. It can be used
throughout pregnancy, or pre surgically and post
surgically. In all cases, common sense should be
used in selecting this therapy.
01 Foot Reflexology Course Outline
" Chapter 1 - History and Theory of Reflexology -
" Chapter 2 - Zones of the Body
" Chapter 3 - Foot Examination
" Chapter 4 - Reflexology Techniques
" Chapter 5 - Reflexology Health and Session Records
" Chapter 6 - The Skeletal System
" Chapter 7 - The Muscular System
" Chapter 8 - The Endocrine System
" Chapter 9 - The Urinary System
" Chapter 10 - The Reproductive System
" Chapter 11 - The Digestive System
" Chapter 12 - The Circulatory System
" Chapter 13 - The Lymphatic and Immune Systems
" Chapter 14 - The Respiratory System
" Chapter 15 - The Nervous System
" Chapter 16 - Reflexology Foot Procedure
" Chapter 17 - Business and Financial
" Chapter 18 - Exam Preparation
Contact the OCR - To find out more about the Ontario
College of Reflexology visit the website with the
link provided below:

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