Hand Reflexology

• 6 CE Hours for ARCB & NCBTMB
• No Prerequisite

This hands-on Beginning Level Hand Reflexology class will empower you to help reduce stress throughout the body through the Reflexology map of the body on the hands. Adding the hands to your Foot Reflexology session you could help your clients so much more if you knew how to perform up to a one-hour session of hand reflexology.

What You Will Learn

Discover the history of Reflexology, how it works, and the many benefits as well as some contraindication/precautions of Hand Reflexology. Explore the hand reflex map with palm view (bottom view), back view (top view) and side views of the hands. At the end of this class, you will be confident to perform a one-hour Hand Reflexology Routine using six reflexing techniques. Identify several ways to incorporate Hand Reflexology with Foot Reflexology and other modalities.

• 14 CE Hours for ARCB & NCBTMB
• No Prerequisite

Elevate your practice with Hand Reflexology!

Hand Reflexology is one of the most overlooked practices available. This hands-on MasterClass equips you with the exact techniques you need to add this powerful modality to your professional toolkit – with absolute confidence through extensive classroom practice.

So why is it that most reflexologists don’t use Hand Reflexology in their client sessions? Some of the reasons are because the hand reflexes aren't as "intuitive" as are the reflexes on the feet. While it's easy to visualize a human body superimposed over the feet, it is not as easy on the hands due to the more proximal location of the thumb and thenar eminence. In addition, most reflexologists are not confident in holding the hands in a way to make their techniques easy and effective.

What You Will Learn

In this MasterClass you will learn to navigate your way around the hand reflexes as readily as you navigate around the foot reflexes! You will gain confidence in hand anatomy, hand reflex locations, and become familiar with some of the increasingly more common hand pathologies such as Dupuytren's Contracture, trigger finger, carpal tunnel syndrome, and more.

Because the hands are more easily accessible for working on than our feet, Hand Reflexology can be done easily in hospitals, nursing homes, schools, and  pretty much anywhere. In fact, most hospice residents seem to prefer Hand Reflexology.