Reflexology help

[rivi]

Anyone out there trained with the British Reflexology Association? Love to hear from you. Im so loving my course, finding a&p quite tricky though.

 

[wtf is a portal]

Sorry I didn't train there, but hope you find someone who did. Have fun on the forums

 

[Bored Goblin]

Hello WINDINTHETREES and welcome to HP

I've moved this thread over to the Reflexology forum for you, where I'm sure you'll get the replies you're seeking.

Holistic

 

[offramp13]

thank you Holistic still not sure of my way around yet

Windy

 

[teebee]

Ok so after some thought about my career (which changes from day to day) i have seriously considered training as a reflexologiest - i have always gone to one for my own health and now would like to me other people feel a good as i do! I want some intoductory books - can anyone recommend any? I dont have a huge amount of cash so cheaper but good quality would be ideal - found a few on some sites (The Everything Reflexology Book, Reflexology and Reflexology: Health at your fingertips are a few) but not sure as i am such an amaeteur at this stage - what do you more professional people think? Where is the place to start? With me own feet?

 

[Lil Helper]

Hi Apfelowl

The books usually quoted are "Stories the Feet can Tell and Stories the Feet have Told" by Eunice Ingram, one of the main movers of Reflexology. You might also want to read "Feet First" by Laura Norman.

 

[KeithOtron]

Hi WINDINTHETREES

Just to say Hi and hope you are enjoying your course - I am slightly confused by your question as I trained with the Bayley School of Reflexology and then became a member of the British Reflexology Association.

Sorry you are having a hard time with A&P, its a bit of a hard slog and you have to keep at it - when do you have exams?

Hi Apfelowl - I would recommend the following books as well as those recommended by Chris "Better Health with Foot Reflexology" by Dwight C. Byers and "Reflexology a Way to Better Health" by Nicola M. Hall.

Best wishes
Binah
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