Registration Form: Reflexology Foot Certification for Post Graduate Health Professionals

Instructed by Carla Miller, RMT, Certified Reflexology Therapist

Registration Deadline: May 17, 2025 

Date:   May 31-June 1, 2025 and June 21-22, 2025 (4-day course)         Maximum: 16 Registrants

*Full attendance is mandatory for certification. Attendance at both weekends is required.

Time:  9:00am–5:00pm

Location: Eastern College–Fredericton Campus, 850 Prospect Street, Fredericton, NB E3M 9M5

Fee: $575 (ANBMT Member)       $675 (Non-Member)

Regular reflexology course is $690 in-person when offered by the instructor.

*Exam Fee: $150.00 paid directly to the course instructor. 1 exam both written and practical total 3 hours.

(PAYMENT MUST ACCOMPANY REGISTRATION; RESERVATIONS NOT ACCEPTED)

CEUs:  (Previously approved by the CMTNB in 2019)

*Students members are eligible to take this certification with a full year of training in massage therapy, including anatomy/physiology.

Course Details
This 4-day course is designed for the actively practising RMT.  The course will provide you with the knowledge and skills to add reflexology as a modality to your already existing RMT practice.  As active RMTs, you are already pre-loaded with extensive training in anatomy, physiology, and pathology.  This course is designed to streamline the certification process and build on your pre-existing knowledge.

100 Hours for Certification

NOTE: Students must complete 60 hours of hands-on treatments at their own pace after the end of this course. They have up to a year to complete this practical work and take their final exam at their own pace. Once this is completed, they are certified to bill clients for their treatments.

This certification, once completed, allows the RMT to be eligible to bill insurance companies (when covered) in the separate category of reflexology. This will impact the RMT’s ability to earn more/charge more for their clients’ coverage. Not all courses offer a way for the RMT to earn more with certification.

Part One 40 HOURS (35 hours in-class, 5 hours homework and written assessment)
Covers the theoretical principles of reflexology and the techniques and skills to practice reflexology. Classes will be held over a series of 8-hour days with a one-hour lunch.  The class will consist of both theory and practical hands-on techniques.

Course Outline
Unit 1: Introduction to Reflexology
Unit 2: History of Reflexology
Unit 3: Zones
Unit 4: Health History / Clinical Interview
Unit 5: Anatomy and Physiology and Pathology of the Body Systems; Foot Reflexology Map
Unit 6: Assessing the Foot
Unit 7: Working the Foot
Unit 8: Charting the Session
Unit 9: Self-Care
Unit 10: Reflexology and Massage
Unit 11: Reflexology Business Management
Unit 12: Case Studies (work with practice clients outside of class)

Each class session includes a balance of hands-on, auditory, and visual learning opportunities.

Part Two 60 HOURS (60 case studies and charting)
The Reflexology student gains experience by performing and documenting 60 case studies. The student will arrange for their own case studies, approximately 10–15 recipients are required. Although the case study (practical) component is self-paced and students have up to one year to complete this practical work, it should not be completed in less than 3 months, i.e., it cannot be completed in less than 3 months as it would not provide enough time to effectively process all case studies.

The teacher is available by e-mail and telephone for consultation at any time during the practical case studies period.

Certification/Exam
The 2-hour written exam is scheduled privately with the instructor at the student’s own pace. Exam Fee: $150.00 paid directly to the course instructor. This is a one-hour practical spot exam upon completion of the 60 case studies. It is scheduled by the student with the instructor for a one-on-one exam.  The written and practical exams may be scheduled to be completed at the same time.

 Total Certification time: 100 Hours

Course Standards
The Atlantic Canada Association of Reflexology Therapists (ACART) approves the curriculum taught by Carla Miller, RMT.

Under ACART regulations, a successful student must complete a 300-hour certification course to become a member.  Due to the post-graduate status of the students attending this course, the students are only required to complete 100 hours of certification.

What to Bring

• Paper/pen
• 2 hand towels/personal use for class time
• Comfortable clothing (keep in mind that you will be working on lower legs/feet)
• Be prepared for hands-on & class lecture.
• Lunch/Snacks/Water
• *Please contact the course instructor at soletosoul@bellaliant.com should you have questions.

About the Instructor

Carla Miller, RMT, is the owner and operator of Sole to Soul Massage Therapy Clinic in Minto, New Brunswick since 2007. She began working as a reflexology therapist after completing her certification at the Wholistic Therapy School in Palgrave, Ontario, in 1997. In addition to reflexology, she is also a registered massage therapist with the CMTNB and the ANBMT. She is currently completing her certification as a cranial sacral therapist. Carla has been teaching foot reflexology for the Atlantic Canada Association of Reflexology Therapists (ACART) since 2008.  You can learn more about Carla by visiting www.s2smassage.com.

Registration Form: Reflexology Foot Certification for Post Graduate Health Professionals