Visual reflexology & foot reading workshop
The workshop is based entirely on the Visual Reflexology & Foot reading book. Scroll down to read more about the workshop content.
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Workshop Terms &Conditions
1.The deposit payment of £40 is required to reserve your place in the workshop. This is non-refundable as it covers administration costs. Study notes for the workshop will be sent to you in advance, and videos of techniques based on visual observation will be sent after the workshop itself.
2. The remaining payment of £80 is required at the latest 14 days before the day of the workshop. This is to confirm your attendance and ensure the costs of the running the workshop are met. This can only be refunded if another student takes your place in the same workshop.
3. Privacy Notice: Your participation in the workshop in the workshop means you have given permission for the trainer to store your details for as long as is necessary to fulfill all the teaching requirements of the day.
"Fantastic day, I can't thank you enough for opening our minds to your amazing visual reflexology" (Lisa Wallis)
"The visual reflexology course with Angela was a mind blowing experience. I know our feet can tell so much about us but this was on another level and dimension" (Healing Tree Reflexology)
"Wonderful full of new ideas, approaches and fun. Thank you!!" (Alix Kime)
About the Workshop
One of the best ways to learn how to incorporate visual reflexology and foot reading into your practice is to take part in one of the workshops that I run throughout the year in the UK and Ireland. Some are public and open to everyone, and some are privately run for groups.
They are very easy to follow and are suitable for all reflexologists as well as students, as curiosity and enthusiasm are just as important as experience. Skills learned at a workshop can be incorporated into all reflexology methods and applied to all charts. They are also valid for CPD points and accredited by the NRRI.
There are never more than 14 participants, and in private workshops often as few as 5 or 6. They are always friendly and a lot of fun as we read the unique stories of the feet and connect through them physically and emotionally with everyone present.
There are three options for attending a workshop
- You can book on an upcoming workshop.
- You can ask me to organise a workshop in your local area.
- Private workshops for groups and have proved very popular. To organise a workshop for a group (including students), please contact me to discuss cost & venue requirements. The minimum number of participants is 6 and the maximum 14.
CONTENT
Improve your knowledge of this amazing side of reflexology and learn to look at the feet in a completely different way.
Learn what the appearance of lines, colours, skin textures, dips and swellings, veins and capillaries, nails, as well as tension in the muscles and torsion in the joints of the feet tell us about the health and well being of a person. Then how to use this knowledge during a treatment and in your practice generally.
- Using the visual to guide you in the questions to ask of clients
- How visual skills complement palpation
- Foot reading for structuring a treatment
- Observing the mood and personality of a client
- Choosing techniques based specifically on visual observations
- Deepening your knowledge of the nature of the reflexes
- Seeing the feet as a 3D microcosm of the body rather than a 2D chart
- Seeing energy blockages in the 10 zones
- Reading Dorsal – Plantar energy flow
- Keeping written and photographic records of foot observations
- Connecting with a client’s energy visually
WORKSHOP OUTLINE
You will first learn about the theory in the morning, and then put your knowledge to the test with practical work in the afternoon.
PART I
Theory: Introduction to this aspect of this reflexology, and how it can improve your practice.
Followed by a slide presentation of photos of multiple pairs of feet. I will explain how to read them to gain a deeper understanding of the health of the reflexes and the physiological systems of the body. And how the appearance of each pair is illustrating a specific aspect of Visual Reflexology.
PART II
Practical work: In pairs or in small groups, we will study each participant’s feet in turn.
Using what we have learned from the morning’s theory work, we will see how much we can tell from the visual appearance of the reflexes about the health of the person. We will get immediate feedback as to how accurate we are. Then we will look for clues on the reflexes as to any health issues the person has that we may have missed.
We will also practise some reflexology techniques based specifically on visual analysis, and see how they can complement our palpatory skills and communication with our clients.
participants from past workshops
