Introduction to Reflexology – Geelong

19–20 September | Vines Road Community Centre | 9:00 am – 5:00 pm

Take the first step into the rewarding world of reflexology with the Australian School of Reflexology and Relaxation (ASRR). Whether you are looking for a new career, wanting to enhance your existing health practice, or simply interested in learning natural techniques to help family and friends, this welcoming two-day Introduction to Reflexology course is the perfect place to begin.

Held at the Vines Road Community Centre, Geelong, this practical, hands-on course is taught in a small group environment, ensuring every student receives individual attention and plenty of opportunity to practise their new skills. Our experienced tutor has many years of clinical practice and teaching experience and will guide you through each technique step-by-step in a relaxed, supportive atmosphere.

Throughout the weekend you will discover the fascinating principles of reflexology, explore the reflex maps of the feet, and learn how specific areas of the feet correspond with the body's organs and systems. You will gain confidence performing a relaxing reflexology routine while learning about the history, benefits, and theories behind this increasingly popular complementary therapy.

No previous experience is required, and all course materials are provided. By the end of the weekend you will have the confidence to perform a basic reflexology treatment on family and friends while gaining an understanding of how reflexology may support relaxation, stress reduction and overall wellbeing.

Why choose this course?

Learn from an experienced, qualified reflexology tutor.
Small class sizes for personalised tuition.
Friendly, supportive learning environment.
Practical, hands-on training from the very first day.
Comprehensive course notes included.
Ideal for beginners with no prior knowledge required.
Meet like-minded people interested in health and wellbeing.
Discover whether reflexology is the right career pathway for you.
Certificate of Attendance provided.

A Course That Can Lead to More

If you enjoy the Introduction to Reflexology course and decide you would like to continue your studies, the course fee can be credited towards the ASRR Diploma in Reflexology (conditions apply). This allows you to experience reflexology before committing to a full qualification, making it an affordable and flexible pathway into professional training.

Benefits of the Introduction Course

Learn a relaxing reflexology routine.
Understand the basic reflex maps of the feet.
Improve confidence in giving relaxing treatments.
Develop practical hands-on skills.
Gain an introduction to holistic health principles.
Learn techniques that may help promote relaxation and wellbeing.
Experience a rewarding new skill to share with family and friends.
Explore a potential new career without committing to a full diploma immediately.

Benefits of Continuing to the Diploma in Reflexology

The ASRR Diploma provides comprehensive professional training for those wishing to become qualified reflexologists.

Diploma students benefit from:

Professional reflexology qualification.
Extensive anatomy and physiology training.
Foot, hand, facial and ear reflexology techniques.
Business and client management skills.
Practical clinic experience.
Case study support and assessment.
Ongoing tutor guidance and mentoring.
Access to online learning resources and videos.
Flexible study options with face-to-face and online learning.
Eligibility to apply for professional association membership (subject to meeting association requirements).
A pathway towards establishing your own reflexology practice or adding reflexology to an existing health or beauty business.
Increased confidence through supervised practical training.
Nationally and internationally recognised training through ASRR's accredited programmes.

Whether your goal is personal interest, helping others, or building a rewarding career in complementary therapies, this introductory weekend offers an inspiring first step. Join us in Geelong and discover why reflexology has become one of the world's most respected complementary therapies for promoting relaxation, balance and wellbeing.

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