Reflexology
School
For over a decade, Ralph has developed and taught numerous reflexology workshops and programs. Currently, through his training organization, the Reflexology Institute of Arizona, he is offering a unique 210 hour Clinical Reflexology Course, that meets the requirements of the ARCB, the NCRE and the NCBTMB.
CR-210 Clinical Reflexology Course
The CR-210 Clinical Reflexology Course is a 210 hour course consisting of 160 in-class hours and 50 off-campus hours. It is presented in four parts.:
RF-401 Fundamental Reflexology - Level I
RF-402 Advanced Reflexology - Level II
RF-403 Advanced Reflexology - Level III
RF-404 Thirty Documented Sessions
RF-401 Fundamental Reflexology - Level I
RF-401 Fundamental Reflexology, is the prelude to the advanced courses. It is an approved, 40-hour (10 Modules), CE course for Licensed Massage Therapists, and is also suitable for beginners that are seeking a fundamental working knowledge of reflexology. The program is taught 2 nights per week, for 5 weeks.
RF-402 Advanced Reflexology - Level II
RF-402 Advanced Reflexology - Level II, is a 60-hour (15 Modules), course, and focuses on Anatomy & Physiology, Facial Reflexology and a Business program. It is designed for applicants that intend to become professional, national board certified (ARCB) reflexologists. The program is taught 2 nights per week, for 7.5 weeks.
RF-403 Advanced Reflexology - Level III
RF-403 Advanced Reflexology - Level III is a 60-hour (15 Modules), course, and focuses on Pathology, Thai Foot Therapy and a student Clinic. It is also designed for applicants that intend to become professional, national board certified (ARCB) reflexologists. The program is taught 2 nights per week, for 7.5 weeks.
RF-404 Documented Sessions
ARCB now requires the school to administer 30 documented sessions as part of the new curriculum guidelines. This unit is 50 hours long and includes 30 hours of off-campus practicum; 15 hours of documentation; and, 5 hours review with the program instructor.