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1. The history of reflexology and zone theory |
2. Theories about how reflexology and zone therapy work |
3. Knowledge and understanding of zone and hand and foot reflexology charts |
4. Instruction in recording client data |
5. Listening skills within the client/ practitioner relationship |
6. Basic first aid procedures |
7. Business practices including hygiene, medical terminology, professional ethics, business management, state and local laws. |
8. Research procedures and recent reflexology research |
9. The practitioner and the law |
10. Codes of practice and ethics |
11. Understanding when to refer the client or prospective client to another therapist or health care provider. |
12. Recognize when not to apply technique. |
13. Recognize pathological disorders of the foot and when to refer to the client to appropriate medical personnel. |
14. Identify a program of future foot and/or hand reflexology sessions for the client. |
15. Describe an assessment of findings to the client in a responsible, legal, and ethical manner. |
16. Instruction in practical work (technique application and the session) - See the following. |
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