ADVANCED REFLEXOLOGY TECHNIQUE

[AbbbeyV]

Have any of you done the Anthony Porter ART Course? I am very curious as it seems to be a different technique to the normal thumbwalking.

 

[Ned]

I haven't done the course but I've seen some of the techniques Anthony uses - my tutor had done the course. The techniques are very different from thumb walking and apparently are very effective.

Sulis xx

 

[Goerge]

Hi Sulis, what are these techniques? Can you tell us?

 

[James L]

I can't remember them. My tutor showed them to us early on in our training so it was quite a while ago. I know that one of them involved the therapist standing up.

Love

Sulis xx

 

[deep blue2]

http://www.reflexology-uk.co.uk/post%20grad%20training.htm

Has links to IIR post grad courses including the next Anthony Porter training day in London at the end of September. - All courses are open to non members

xx

 

[SETHPJ]

I am enrolled on an Advanced reflexology technique course in September. Am already qualified thru AOR and my tutor for that course is taking the advanced course.
We touched on the advanced stuff in the last course and it is very powerful stuff!!
There is a 'potato peeling' technique and a 'key' technique, from what I can remember. There is also a holding technique that is used if the client is feeling pain in a reflex. If pain is felt, the therapist keeps applying more pressure until the pain goes! We were guinea pigs on each otherand I found it painful, especially in the pelvic region, ovaries/uterus!

Elaine [sm=cat.gif]

 

[cookiemonster]

Would love to hear more of that!

I sometimes get an intense pain in my thumb or finger when I hold a specific reflex. I also get 'fizzing' especially when on the kidneys.[&:]

 

[aeagesee]

The 'potato peeling' technique can be used for the reflexes under the diaphragm down to the pelvic line. It can be used instead of cross-hatching. Wish I could explain the technique a bit better! Imagine you are holding the right foot with your left hand, using the thumb and index finger of your right hand apply pressure in the style of peeling a potatoe! [sm=scratchchin.gif]
I know its sounds bizarre but I,m no good at explaining [sm=cat.gif]

Elaine xx

 

[Meena<3]

Bless you for trying. But sadly I just don't get it![&:] Have tried all combinations in my mind involving fingers and potato peelers, but alas, am still at a loss!