I finally have all my workshops scheduled for the remainder of this, my final year of teaching reflexology. I’m excited that four of them are Traditional Thai Reflexology and thought to share with you a little about this amazing therapy.
Of the four branches of traditional Thai medicine, reflexology is arguably the most popular treatment used to maintain health in Thailand. In addition to the monks and doctors providing treatments, it is not uncommon to see rows of people seated at the side of the street at the end of the day exchanging sessions with one another.
In the United States and Canada, reflexology-based foot sessions are one of the most requested spa and clinical services available. Unlike the conventional style of reflexology practiced in America – which requires many hours of training – Traditional Thai Reflexology can be learned in just three days of study, making Thai reflexology a unique, pleasurable and beneficial treatment that you can add to your tool kit, whether a certified reflexologist or licensed massage therapist. It can be offered on a massage table or reflexology chair.
I have been teaching Thai reflexology for nearly 15 years now, and never cease to be amazed by, not just how satisfied clients are in receiving, but how wonderful I feel when giving this session. Gently moving my body and joining my client in the exchange of pure energy is so, so gratifying. And I get paid to do it!
I hope that you will join me to learn how you can Stand Out in The Crowd with Traditional Thai Reflexology!
- August 14 – 16 in Ocala, Florida
- September 4 – 6 in Montreal, Quebec
- September 10 – 12 in Regina, Saskatchewan
- November 12 – 14 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Good morning ,
I am a reflexologist and have been practising for over 20 years . My name is JoAnne Hartney
I would be interested in taking your Thai reflexology class in September in Regina.
Please let me know the cost of the 3 day class and the # of CEU I would receive .
Thank you ,
JoAnne Hartney
JoAnne: Thanks for reaching out! All the details can be found by following the links in the article. I have emailed you as well.