Success Is In Your Hands with your new career in reflexology through the Professional Reflexology Certification Program.
Succss Is In Your Hands
People choose to attend reflexology school and pursue professional reflexology training and reflexology classes at Restore Inc.'s Professional Reflexology Certification Program because they want the most comprehensive, well-rounded reflexology training and reflexology classes available in a university-based program in the Midwest. They are looking for a reflexology certification program with credibility. Most are looking for a career change or to expand massage training or to study a modality specific massage class in reflexology training. Others are passionate about their desire to learn reflexology and want to take as many reflexology classes they can at the best reflexology school in the Midwest with a great reputation for reflexology training. And now NCBTMB certified massage therapists can choose some of our programs to fulfill their continuing education requirements.
How to apply First, if you want to take reflexology classes, we recommend that you contact our faculty for information and to communicate your goals and background. E-mail your contact information to: reflexologyschool@sbcglobal.net. Or call: 317-403-5051 and leave your contact information.
Acceptance Policy We accept those who have previous massage classes or massage training or those who have no previous training. While massage classes or massage training help students with confidence in bodywork, massage training is not necessary to apply. No previous reflexology classes, reflexology training or attendance at a reflexology school is necessary to attend classes. The reflexology school accepts and provides services without regard to race, color, sexual orientation, religion or national origin.
Restore Inc. or its representatives are in no way liable or responsible for decisions made by industry trends or organizations that could influence changes to the minimum educational standards for reflexology training.
