We teach Reflexology in a two-day course. Of course you can’t learn Reflexology in two days, but you can teach it in two days, and that’s how we’ve been doing it for the last 60 years, all over the world.

The way it works is - you take the two-day class, which is theoretical and practical, with students working on each other, and you learn as much as you can - which is enough to get started. Then you go out and practice on your friends and relatives for a few months, then come back and take the same class over again - for considerably less money. When you come back you’ll learn some of the stuff you missed the first time and see what’s wrong with your technique and get that corrected. And then you go out and practice some more. 

The first time you attend the class we consider it Phase I and the second time you attend it’s Phase II. You may do several Phase II courses, and if you do you’ll learn something each time you attend.

Once you’ve mastered the basics of Reflexology, we have another two-day course we call the Advanced Proficiency course. There you’ll learn Hand Reflexology and some ways to be more effective with your Foot Reflexology.

For certification, we require that students complete at least two of the basic Phase I/Phase II courses, and at least one of the Advanced Proficiency courses, and that they have documented 100 sessions of Reflexology work - with at least 15 people who got at least 4 sessions each as part of the 100. Then they can take the Certification test, which is a written and a practical test.

Depending on how aggressively you pursue your training, it will take you 6 months to two years to achieve certification, and cost you a little over $1000. But you’ll be working on people from the completion of the first class.

DAVID COOK

INT’L INSTITUTE OF REFLEXOLOGY
190 FORDHAM ST. #16
CITY ISLAND, NY 10464