does anyone know of anywher eonline reputable to get qualified please?

[Elle B]

i was wondering if anyone knew anywhere online reputable to be qualifed with please? I was doing a vtec holistic therapies course but had to leave due to illness. I would like to be able to retake my a&p online and reflexologyI would like to do foot or hand both if i could and advance with counscelling and other courses.i have seen somewhere called stonebridge and another called BSY group but I have bo idea as to the qualification levels. can anyone advise please as I can't figure out what ones are worth taking...and if they are equal to a vtec vtct or higher.

thanks all

thanks all I am completly confussed by it all.

 

[Pompal 09.]

I can recommend Kevala. I am doing reflexology by distant learning, but you can go to practical weekends in Torquay. Only one weekend is compulsary in order to practice although you can go to as many as you want. The course includes the full anatomy and physiology course. You can also additionally get the vtct qualification for both - but you do need to attend for a weekend for each. The standard is very high and I personally am finding it very difficult - but that makes it more worthwhile.

Hope this helps.

Karen

 

[Kenping C]

My wife is studying with Stonebridge who are affiliated with the ASET organisation. try: [link=http://stonebridge.uk.com]http://www.stonbridge.uk.com[/link] for further details.

John

 

[UeeWdg]

Hi

Try [link=http://www.naturalhealthcourses.com]http://www.naturalhealthcourses.com[/link]

I am doing reflexology at the moment with them. I did my Aromatherapy course with them. They are very good and the self study option is only £95.

 

[Zifa Brown]

is this a recognised qualification though?

i havent heard of them? i could study for VTCT reflexology at my college but i think home study will be better for me?

 

[zayiflamas]

hi all,[/align][/align]i think, if you have no body work experience, you would be best to study with a college that you actually attend and can do the practical applications. [/align][/align]regulations are trying to be effected for body work theraoies and when they come in, which could be in the foreseeable future, it is likely that home study course will not hold up.[/align][/align]i was an experienced massage therapist and reflexologist when i did some of the "home" study courses, and i can assure you that they do not cover the subjects in nearly as much depth as one should. they scratch the surface and whet the appetite, imo... the self study option on particular courses gives no sound feedback, apart from no practical sessions.[/align][/align]how can you know you are using the right pressure, finding the right spot, using the right technique? [/align][/align]sorry... but i'd steer clear and invest in a hands on learnt course. [/align]