To gain some perspective about practitioner selection, we have listed levels of expertise as:
a. completed a course of study in reflexologyb. with a curriculum including a pressure technique that does not include use of cream, lotion or oil, i. e. thumb walking technique, applied to the feet and assessment by zones and reflex areas
c. has practiced professionally for two years
d. with thumb walking technique and assessment by zones and reflex areas
e. has a current practice of twenty face-to-face client sessions per week
f. with thumb walking technique and assessment by zones and reflex areas.
a. taken some classroom hours in reflexologyb. with a curriculum including a pressure technique that does not include use of cream, lotion or oil, i. e. thumb walking technique, applied to the feet and assessment by zones and reflex areas
c. has practiced professionally for two years
d. with thumb walking technique and assessment by zones and reflex areas
e. has a current practice of twenty face-to-face client sessions per week
f. with thumb walking technique and assessment by zones and reflex areas.
a. completed a course of study in reflexologyb. in any curriculum/technique
c. has practiced professionally for two years
d. with technique learned during classroom hours
e. has a current practice of twenty face-to-face client sessions per week
f. with technique learned during classroom hours.
a. taken some classroom hours in reflexologyb. in any curriculum/technique
c. has practiced professionally
d. has a current practice of some face-to-face client sessions per week
e. with any technique.
a. not taken any classroom hours in reflexologyb. has practiced professionally
c. maintains a current clientele.
a. not taken any classroom hours in reflexologyŠKunz and Kunz 2004b. has never practiced professionally.