Recording of Webinar: Ear Reflexology

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Webinar: Ear Reflexology 

Join Irene in this webinar to explore the history and origins of Ear Reflexology, from ancient traditions to its modern-day applications. Learn how to define Ear Reflexology and its profound benefits, discovering the specific conditions for which it is most effective.

Learn about the visual analysis of the auricle, understanding the meanings behind colours, depressions, and swellings. Understand when and how to integrate Ear Reflexology, whether as an independent practice or to complement other therapeutic approaches.

This webinar will provide insights into treatment techniques and primary master points, offering valuable knowledge that can be applied across various treatment plans. Don't miss this opportunity to deepen your understanding of Ear Reflexology.

Presenter: Irene Tasho

Irene’s many years as a Ballet dancer and teaching dance has given her a unique understanding of the structure and function of the body which has helped her in her work with clients and also in teaching the body systems and their application in Reflexology.

As well as being the Owner and Practitioner of Sole to Soul Reflexology in Wahroonga, established in 2008, Irene has volunteered as a reflexologist at the San Hospital in the maternity ward and at the Cancer Support Centre for seven years. She has now been volunteering at Bear Cottage (Palliative care and respite centre for children) for two years.

In 2016, Irene was appointed Principal of The Australian School of Reflexology and where she is also their main trainer and facilitator. Irene has presented workshops at Association meetings, spoken at networking events and has also taught Reflexology Basics in Brazil.

Irene is passionate about spreading the awareness and the benefits of reflexology and seeing it being used more widely in the community.