TRADITIONAL THAI REFLEXOLOGY
Thai foot reflexology is a marriage between the ancient healing arts of reflexology, Chinese tuina, Japanese shiatsu, and Indian Ayurvedic yoga. Thai reflexology is easy and fun to learn and incorporate into your existing practice. Working with the feet, lower legs, and knees, this 2000-year old, highly reputed session frees up blocked energy within the body’s many sen lines (Thai - based meridians) to produce a deep and unique feeling of balance, relaxation, and well-being.
In this class you will learn:
★ the history and philosophy behind Thai foot reflexology
★ how to give a gentle 60-minute traditional Thai reflexology session
★ the names and locations of the 6 major sen lines located in the feet & lower legs
★ the body systems and health issues governed by the sen lines
★ placement of conventional reflexology points along the sen lines
★ the difference between Thai reflexology and conventional western reflexology
★ how to incorporate hydrotherapy in your Thai reflexology session
★ how to choose efficacious lubricants for a Thai reflexology session
★ how to prepare and care for your Thai foot stick.
You will be given an illustrated manual, a Thai foot stick, a bottle of organic Thai oil, and access to a video of the hands-on protocol.
Credits: RABC: 21 * RAC: 12 ★ ARCB: 24 ★ NCBTMB: 23 ★ Florida: 24 ★ Georgia: 23
Dates: Friday, Saturday & Sunday, September 10, 11, 12, 2021, ★ 9am to 5pm
Venue: Delta Hotels, Marriott,
1919 Saskatchewan Drive, Regina, SK S4P 4H2
(special overnight room rate Can.$109, and, has water park & water slide).
Phone: +1 306-525-5255 Toll free: +1 800-209-3555
New Students: Investment: $395 US (until August 6) $430 (after August 6)
Already attended this course? Would you like to repeat? Investment: $250 US (until August 6) $275 US (after August 6).
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Instructor: Karen Ball, NBCR, LMT received her initial certification in reflexology from the Reflexology Association of Canada in 1983. She went on to become board-certified in the United States, where she currently resides. In addition to maintaining a clinical practice, she offers, through the Academy of Ancient Reflexology, introductory and advanced training throughout the United States and Canada. She is the founder and current President of the Florida Association of Reflexologists, past Director of Education, and immediate Past President of the Reflexology Association of America. She has been nationally recognized by the Reflexology Association of America for her contribution to the field of reflexology: President’s Award (2014), Education Award (2016), and the prestigious Eunice Ingham Lifetime Achievement award (2021).