Overview
As a qualified reflexologist, this intensive 2-day course will help you expand your reflexology skills to work safely and confidently in hospice and cancer care. The course includes an overview of theory but focuses mainly on the practical aspects of adapting a variety of reflexology techniques that can be used safely for patients when a traditional approach may not be suitable or may be contraindicated.
Key information
Delivery type
Classroom - The Moxon Suite, Frome Community Hospital, Enos Way, Frome, Somerset, BA11 2FH
Delivery style
- Lectures
- Case studies
- Hands-on learning
- Live demonstrations
Duration
2 days
Experience level
Experienced practitioners
Course tutors
Susie Ray and Kaman Cheung.
Learning outcomes
- Understand how cancer and supportive care contexts influence reflexology practice.
- Adapt reflexology techniques safely for people with complex health needs.
- Recognise when traditional reflexology may be unsuitable or contraindicated.
- Build confidence working in hospice and cancer care settings.
Why choose this programme?
This specialist course helps qualified reflexologists extend their practice into hospice and cancer care with a strong focus on safe adaptation and practical confidence.
Who is it for?
Applicants must hold a minimum UK Level 3 Diploma in Reflexology, or equivalent, with a Level 3 certificate in Anatomy and Physiology. A minimum of one year of professional therapeutic experience is required, with supporting evidence.
Applicants who do not meet standard entry requirements may be reviewed by the Integrative Therapies Training Unit case by case. Some candidates may need to complete Understanding Cancer: For Integrative Therapists and Health Care Professionals as part of the application process. All applicants must provide qualification evidence upon booking confirmation.
How to book/learn more
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