Advanced Reflexology
Advanced Reflexology expands students’ reflexology skills through deeper mapping, stronger session structure, and more thoughtful client-centered adaptations. Students practice assessment-informed routines and refine pressure, pacing, and communication to deliver more effective sessions.
What Students Build
Overview
Course Description
A Wellness & Spa elective designed to support safe, informed, client-centered practice.
Course Overview
Students deepen reflexology knowledge and refine practical application through guided lecture and lab work. Emphasis is placed on technique, session flow, client comfort, and professional communication.
- Outcome 1 Locate and work key reflex areas with confident technique and appropriate pressure.
- Outcome 2 Structure a complete session flow and adapt for comfort, sensitivity, and common cautions.
- Outcome 3 Document goals and respond to client feedback to support session progress.
Learning Outcomes
Course Outcomes
Students strengthen practical skill, session planning, and professional decision-making through guided theory and hands-on learning.
By the End of This Course
- Locate and work key reflex areas with confident technique and appropriate pressure.
- Structure a complete session flow and adapt for comfort, sensitivity, and common cautions.
- Document goals and respond to client feedback to guide progression.
Hours Overview
Lab training makes up the majority of the course, with lecture supporting technique and session planning.
| Type | Hours | Percent |
|---|---|---|
| Lecture | 4 | 25% |
| Lab | 12 | 75% |
Schedule
Course Structure and Resources
Course pacing combines lecture and lab practice to support both theory and applied skill development.
Instructional Time
Total instructional time is 16 hours, including 4 lecture hours and 12 lab hours. This structure supports theory, supervised practice, and skill integration.
Related Courses and Resources
Evaluation
Grading Summary
Student progress is measured through coursework, labs, and final assessment activities.
FAQ
Common Questions
Helpful answers about enrollment, prerequisites, and course expectations.
Do I need prior reflexology training?
Yes. Students should complete the Level I Foundational Courses and meet the diploma or GED requirement before enrolling.
Is this course mostly hands-on?
Yes. The course includes 12 lab hours and 4 lecture hours, so most of the training time is focused on supervised practical application.
Is a textbook required?
No textbook is required for this course.
Course Planning Note
Advanced Reflexology supports confident session structure, safe application, and advanced wellness-focused skill development within the AFSM elective curriculum.