Hand reflexology therapists have a particular advantage: when access to other body areas is limited, hands are readily available. Hands are particularly easy to work with in treating for neck problems, as the neck reflex is ‘elongated’ through the fingers. It’s also ideal for those who want relief from arthritic, stiff or inflamed joints in the hands and wrists. For ease of learning, ASR uses the same routine sequence as for the feet. The entire body map in the hands represent access to any part of the body through reflex stimulation, independent of any other reflex system. 

 

Pre-requisite: Foot reflexology student status with the Atlantic School of Reflexology OR professional status as a Certified Reflexology Therapist from any institution with a minimum 30-hour class instruction format.

 

You have 12 months from your start date to complete the course requirements.