Discover the art and science of foot reflexology through a comprehensive training program designed to provide the knowledge, practical skills, and confidence needed to pursue professional certification.

At Reflex Well-being School of Reflexology, learning takes place in a welcoming, supportive environment that combines theory, hands-on experience, and real-world application.

Course at a Glance

• Format: Hybrid — mandatory live online instruction and in-person practical training

• Live Online Instruction: 8 hours, dates to be announced

• In-Person Training: April 21–25, 2027

• Wednesday: 5 PM–9 PM

• Thursday–Sunday: 9 AM–6 PM

• Total Scheduled Hours: 44 hours, including Wednesday orientation and instruction

• Location: Red Deer, Alberta; spring classroom location to be confirmed

• Tuition: $1,850 CAD

• Registration Deposit: $250 CAD non refundable deposit to reserve your place and receive workbooks and manuals.

What You'll Learn

• History, theories, and principles of reflexology

• Basic anatomy, physiology, and body systems

• Structure and function of the feet

• Reflexology maps and reflex locations

• Proper thumb, finger, and hand techniques

• The complete foot reflexology treatment sequence

• Relaxation techniques

• Client consultations, record keeping, and treatment planning

• Professional standards, ethics, and scope of practice

Course Components & Requirements

• Guided theoretical learning and mandatory live online classes

• Hands-on practical training

• Foot Reflexology Manual and Home Study Workbook

• Core Reflexology Manual and Home Study Workbook

• Two mandatory student reviews during practicum

• 2 Written examinations

• Minimum of 50 documented case study sessions

• Practical examination following completion of case studies

Upon Successful Completion

Students who successfully complete the school's certification requirements receive a Certificate of Completion and transcript of marks.

This training is designed to prepare graduates to pursue professional reflexology practice and apply for the Registered Canadian Reflexology Therapist (RCRT) designation through the Reflexology Association of Canada.

RCRT registration involves additional requirements and examinations administered through RAC.

Registration & Inquiries

Interested in beginning your reflexology journey?

Contact Reflex Well-being School of Reflexology to learn more about upcoming classes, course requirements, and registration.