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What do you need to be a reflexologist?

09/07/202209/07/2022| Shirley GriffinShirley Griffin| 0 Comment | 12:00 AM
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What do you need to be a reflexologist?

To be a member of the professional body there are certain minimum requirements that the person must meet; these requirements or pre-requisites include:

  1. Postgraduate qualifications.
  2. Foundation degrees and a degree in holistic or complementary medicine.
  3. A level 3 diploma in reflexology or complementary therapies.

How do I become a reflexologist in Canada?

In order to become a Reflexology Association of Canada (R.A.C.) Certified Foot Reflexology Therapist, RCRT, you must complete both the Core Reflexology Training Course (pre-requisite online) and the Foot Reflexology Certification Course (practical course + exam).

How do I become a reflexologist in Ontario?

Steps to become an RCRT™

  1. 1.) COMPLETE A REFLEXOLOGY CERTIFICATION COURSE. The costs, dates, length and format of the course will also vary depending on the school/course provider.
  2. 2.) REGISTER FOR THE RCRT™ EXAM.
  3. 3.) BOOK YOUR EXAM.
  4. 4.) BECOME A PROFESSIONAL MEMBER.

Is reflexology regulated?

Only two states (North Dakota and Tennessee) currently license reflexologists. Washington requires reflexologists to become certified with the Department of Health. Otherwise, cities and states have distinct requirements and regulatory agencies for practicing reflexologists.

How do I start a foot massage business?

7 Steps to Start Mobile Foot Massage Service Business

  1. Do Some Market Research.
  2. Learn the Skills.
  3. Create a Business Plan.
  4. Naming Foot Massage Service Business.
  5. Setting Up Mobile Foot Massage Service Business.
  6. Cost & Profit Return.
  7. Promote Your Mobile Foot Massage Business.

Is reflexology regulated in Canada?

Is reflexology regulated in Canada? NO! Reflexology is NOT regulated federally or provincially nor is there any regulating reflexology body or 3rd party association in Canada (even though different school/program names may cause confusion to the contrary). This is common among many complementary therapies.

Can reflexology be harmful?

Reflexology generally does not cause any harmful effects as long as necessary precautions are taken with patients with special medical conditions such as blood clot disorder, cancer and heart failure. Each person has a different body system so results from reflexology treatment could vary from one person to another.