Reflexology Course - Acupressure

Principles of Chinese Medicine - Points Reflexology

Chapter 1 - Reflexology 

• Definition of reflexology.

• Types of reflexology.

• Levels of reflexology.

• Fundamental elements of reflexology therapy (physical, auricular, ocular).

Chapter 2 - Anatomical Principles 

• Introduction to anatomy.

• Functions of major body organs.

• The nervous system.

• Anatomy of the skin.

Chapter 3 - Characteristics of Reflexology Points 

• Methods of locating reflexology points.

• Anatomical lines.

• Energy circulation in the body.

• Types of reflexology points.

Chapter 4 - Meridians 

• Classification of meridians.

• Major body meridians:

  • Lung meridian

  • Large intestine meridian

  • Stomach meridian

  • Spleen-pancreas meridian

  • Heart meridian

  • Small intestine meridian  

  • Bladder meridian

  • Kidney meridian

  • Pericardium meridian

  • Triple Warmer meridian

  • Gallbladder meridian

  • Liver meridian  

Chapter 5 - Principles of Treatment 

• Components and properties of pain.

• Neural mechanisms governing pain.

• Stimulation criteria in reflexology therapy.

• Classical reflexology treatment principles for pain.

Course Objectives:

1. Provide a foundational understanding of reflexology:

• Define reflexology and its types and levels.

• Explain the fundamental elements of reflexology therapy, including physical, auricular, and ocular.

• Introduce students to the principles of anatomy and the basic functions of body organs, the nervous system, and the skin.

2. Enable students to identify and apply treatment to reflexology points:

• Train students to accurately locate reflexology points using anatomical lines.

• Explain the concept of energy circulation in the body and the types of reflexology points.

• Provide detailed information about the various meridians in the body and their functions.

3. Equip students with therapeutic skills in Chinese medicine:

• Explain the components of pain and its neural mechanisms.

• Determine appropriate stimulation criteria in reflexology therapy.

• Present classical therapeutic principles for pain using reflexology points.

4. Health prevention:

• The course aims to provide students with the knowledge necessary to understand how the body works and how to maintain health.

• By understanding meridians and their functions, students can learn about the body's energy balance and how to maintain it, contributing to the prevention of many diseases.

• Reflexology therapy can be used as an auxiliary tool to promote general health and improve immunity.

Important Note: Reflexology therapy is not a substitute for medical diagnosis.

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