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Reflexology Seminar Content
Seminar Introduction
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The
course in Nerve-Reflexology is divided into 3 levels, and will be presented in English.
The first two levels deal with a specific region of the body, with the somato-motoric
structures as well as the autonomous-vegetative structures. Each level also pays attention
to the necessary theoretical knowledge to handle Nerve-Reflexology in an efficient way.
Theory is always followed by practical applications, so as to guarantee a continuous
interaction between theory and practice. Theory and practice each stand for 50% of the
course material.
The third level will deal with the high cervical and cranial region as well as with a
repetition and integration of the body regions into an overall treatment concept.
Anthony Porter, Founder/director of Advanced Reflexology Training ART (U.K).
"Nerve Reflexology completes our understanding of reflexology. It connects the
classic foot reflexes to the nervous system.I strongly recommend professional
reflexologists to attend these seminars."
Each Level will take 3 days of 6 hours, which equals an overall duration of 54
hours. This equates to 108 Association of Reflexologists CPD points.
Nerve Reflexology (NR) - Repertoire
- Learn 400 very precise nerve reflex points on the bones of the feet.
- Every reflex has a direct influence on one single nerve or a nerve structure.
- Press nerve reflex point, hold until the pain has gone and see and feel the immediate
results.
- Discover the anatomy and function of the peripheral, central and autonomous nervous
system.
- Learn to understand the different kinds of pain and how the nerves are modulating these
pains.
- Introduce Nerve Reflexology to target parts of the nervous system for maximum relief of
pain.
- Think within a medical clinical reasoning system but still use an amazing holistic
approach.
- Combine NR with foot and hand reflexology or with massage/manipulative therapies.
This training is available for
All reflexologists and zone therapists (qualified in foot, hand or ear
reflexology)
Qualified manual therapists: physiotherapists, osteopaths, chiropractors, shiatsu
therapists, sports masseurs, massage therapists. aromatherapists, nurses
For this
group, preliminary knowledge of foot reflexology is not necessary.
Level 1. The lumbar and sacral region including the
lower abdomen, pelvis and lower limbs.
The following subjects will be dealt with:
A: Theory:
 | functional aspects in the organisation of the nervous
system, |
 | functional division of the dorsal horn, |
 | primary and secondary pain, |
 | lumbar, plexus, sacral plexus, pudendal plexus, |
 | organisation of the autosympathetic and parasympathetic
system in this region, |
 | clinical reasoning in history taking and examination |
B: Practice:
 | nerve reflex points for the lumbar and sacral spine |
 | nerve reflex points for the lumbar, sacral and pudendal
plexus |
 | nerve reflex points for the lumbar-sacral autosympathetic
sysytem |
 | nerve reflex points for prevertebral ganglia |
 | nerve reflex points for the innervation of the intestines
and the reproductive organs |
 | nerve reflex points for kidneys and bladder |
 | history taking and basic examination of the lumbar and
sacral spine |
 | practical training in clinical reasoning |
 | drawing up a holistic treatment scheme with integration of
the Nerve-Reflexology into conventional foot reflexology |
Level 2. The lower cervical and thoracic region, including
the upper abdomen and thoracic organs and upper limbs.
A: Theory:
 | thoracic and brachial plexus |
 | orthosympathetically maintained pain |
 | the cranial-cervical parasympathetic system |
 | structure of the solar plexus, |
 | clinical reasoning in history taking and examination. |
B: Practice:
 | nerve reflex points for the thoracic and lower cervical
spine |
 | nerve reflex points for the thoracic and brachial plexus |
 | nerve reflex points for pre-vertebral ganglia |
 | nerve reflex points for the thoracic and higher abdomen
organs |
 | history taking and basic examination of the lower cervical
and thoracic spine |
 | practice in clinical reasoning |
 | integration of nerve reflex therapy into conventional foot
reflexology. |
Level 3. The high cervical and cranial region, including the
neuro-endocrine system. Integration of complete training.
A: Theory:
 | cervical plexus |
 | functions of the medula-pons-thalamus-limbic system
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 | organisation of the neuro-endocrine system in relation to
auto-immunity |
 | central pain |
B: Practice:
 | nerve reflex points for the high cervical spine |
 | nerve reflex points for the cervical plexus |
 | nerve reflex points for the brainstem and cortex |
 | nerve reflex points for the trigeminal nerve |
 | nerve reflex points for eyes, ears and teeth |
 | nerve reflex points for the neuro-endocrine organs |
 | attention for central pain: M.S., Parkinson
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 | attention for chronic auto-immunity diseases, e.g. M.E.,
Lupus, Arthritis,
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 | integration of the three seminars: holistic treatment |
 | discussion of cases |
Notice.
The indicated subject matter may change. The lecturer will adapt to the
progress of the participants and elements may be moved from one Level to another.
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