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Applied Reflexology

for the Massage Therapist
Hi Robyn, Stephanie, Kelli & Jenn
​ I enjoyed sharing Reflexology with you and I hope you found it useful and applicable to your massage practice.
This webpage is for revision of the sequences you learned at the Applied Reflexology for the Massage Therapist workshop.
As this is not a blog, please send me any comments or questions below and I will respond to your email address.

Lymphatic sequence

Note: In this video there is reference to other video's. These are technical video's for my certification students and don't affect this sequence. 

The Muscle Helper sequence

The muscle helper video shows both prone and supine positions. Please note that you would do the sequence slower and spend a bit more time on the spine reflex. The aim was just to revise the sequence .

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    • Reflexology Ergonomics
    • Facial Diagnosis
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