Reflexology

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Comment by Darcy Neibaur on July 15, 2010 at 9:35pm

Same here Barbara. I took the Ingram Method of Reflexology 2 years ago and found it very difficult and taxing. I also took Claire's Integrative Reflexology Method at the World Massage Festival and find it so much easier. My clients are loving it as well. I also hope to be certified by Claire soon.

Comment by Barbara Burgess on July 15, 2010 at 9:29pm

Hi. I just joined this group. I have been doing the Laura Norman method of Reflexology for 5 years. I took 96 hours of her method, but never got nationally certified because I would have to do a lot of traveling, since I had moved. I took Claire Marie Miller's Integrative Reflexology at the WMF last month and I was totally impressed with her method! I will become certified in her method soon. Since Claire's method is called "integrative" I find that I am able to incorporate both methods into the same session. Even my clients have noticed the difference and love it! I was told by Laura Norman, to take other methods because we can always learn something new. Amen to that!!

Comment by TOM MASBAUM on July 9, 2010 at 12:48pm

CE Classes in Chicago Area

Hi Everyone,

We offer 8 to 10 NCBTMB approved classes every month in the Chicago area. The classes are on EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques), Intuition, A.K. (Muscle Testing or Applied Kinesiology) and Stress Management. See our website, www.EFT-Tom.com for a complete schedule.

Thank You. Keep Smiling.
Tom Masbaum
708-955-3634
EFTWithTom@gmail.com

Comment by Kimberly Rogers on June 25, 2010 at 7:29pm

Hi Everyone,
I'm thinking about putting together a Reflexology learning conference here in my home state of WI. I put together a quick questionnaire that you can read on Wisconsin Reflexology. Right now I'm looking for input. Once I get things hammered out, I would like to invite all Reflexologists to attend, not just the ones in WI. And to offer CEU credits for those who need them. Could you help me out by going to Wisconsin Reflexologists and posting your comments? It would be of great help. Thanks!

Comment by Barbara S. Bernstein on June 23, 2010 at 9:41am

Where is reflexology continuing education held and what is the cost and what parts of reflexology is covered?

Comment by Kimberly Rogers on March 11, 2010 at 5:02pm

Congratulations on becoming a NBCR, Wendy!

Comment by Wendy Colglazier, NCTM, NBCR on February 18, 2010 at 1:49pm

January 20, 2010 - I am now a Nationally Board Certified Reflexologist!!

Comment by Bernard Dray on February 14, 2010 at 12:18pm

Hello colleagues, I have been qualified in Reflexology for 3 years now, I have also done advanced Reflexology, yes I trained late in life adding Reflexology to my Massage and Tsubo point therapy practice, for those who are interested see my website (bernarddray.ie) for a full explanation. Anyway I love this site and thanks for letting me join you.
Regards Bernard.

Comment by Mimi Rhys on January 13, 2010 at 8:51am

I have an integrated practice that includes American Standard Reflexology. I have found that combining reiki with my other work work greatly enhances it. The form I was taught does not use deep pressure, in fact, my teacher taught that deep pressure can be counter productive to the process. I have met people who would not go back to a reflexologist because they felt so much pain. The reiki, combined with myofascial work, has proven very effective. Another use of reflexology is to help people with PTSD release the energy of their trauma, especially when they do not want to be touched on the involved areas of their body.

Comment by Novlette G Barnes on October 17, 2009 at 5:37pm

To prevent thumb injury always start with a warm-up exercise for your hands and wrists; practice using the correct thumb walking techniques and try alternating thumb walking with the fingers as well as knuckles.
If you are new to reflexology squeeze a soft ball, constantly, to develop strength in your thumbs and fingers. Schedule some "me time" where you treat yourself to a paraffin wrap, hand massage, or a sugar scrub. Take good care of your hands, as they are the tools of your trade. All the best with your reflexology sessions.

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