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Learn Advanced Reflexology and TCM for Health Practitioners
Section 1: Reflexology Course Introduction
Course Introduction (3:55)
Section 2: History of Reflexology
History of Reflexology
Glossary of terminology
Section 3: Mapping the Reflexes of the feet
Head and Neck Area – The Toes
Thoracic Area – The Ball of the Foot
The Abdominal Area – The Arch of the Foot
The Pelvic Area – The Heel of the Foot
The Spine – The Inner Foot
The (Lateral) Outer Foot
The Reproductive Area – Medial Ankle
The Dorsum (Top) of the Foot
The Reproductive Area – Lateral Ankle
All reflex points: both sides of the foot-medial & lateral ankle aspects
All reflex points: the medial and lateral ankle and the dorsal of the foot
All reflex points: plantar aspect (sole/bottom) of the foot
Section 4: Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Acupuncture Meridians
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Introduction
What are Meridians?
Meridians and connection to Reflexology
The flow of Qi in the Meridians in a 24 hour cycle
Lung Meridian
Large Intestine Meridian
Stomach Meridian
Spleen Meridian
Heart Meridian
Small Intestine Meridian
Bladder Meridian
Kidney Meridian
Circulation/Pericardium Meridian
San Jiao/Triple Burner Meridian
Gallbladder Meridian
Liver Meridian
Ren Mai Vessel
Du Mai Vessel
The Three Yang Leg Meridians
The Three Yin Leg Meridians
Section 5: Step by step guide for a basic Reflexology treatment
Pre-treatment preparations
Best Herbs to use for pre treatment foot bath
Best massage oils to use for Reflexology
Most effective sequence for conducting a Reflexology treatment
Section 6: Relaxation Techniques
1-Pressure point holding (Solar Plexus / K1) (1:52)
2-Achilles tendon stretch (4:07)
3-Ankle rotation (2:24)
4-Loosen ankles (1:22)
6. Ankle traction techniques (3:12)
7. Side to side ( support at K1 and SP4) (2:04)
8. Spinal twist (2:03)
9. Wring the foot (wet towel / twisting) (2:08)
10. Lung press (1:52)
11. Metatarsal movers (4:07)
12. Pinching method (1:19)
13. Rotate, turn and stretch (all toes) (3:17)
14. Walking the toes (4:17)
15. Lift and stretch (All toes) (0:45)
16. Toe rotations (3:50)
Section 7: Reflex point Techniques
1. Thumb walking (5:16)
2. Finger walking (2:59)
3. Hook and back up (3:00)
4. Rotation on the point (2:45)
5. Press and slide (3:45)
6. Milking of the toes (3:20)
7. Four finger press (1:37)
8. Single knuckle method (1:51)
9. Beck method (1:42)
Section 8: Reflex area Techniques
Head and Neck Area – The Toes (8:15)
Thoracic Area – The Ball of the Foot (5:04)
The Abdominal Area – The Arch of the Foot (6:03)
The Pelvic Area – The Heel of the Foot (1:43)
The Spine – (The Medial) the Inner foot & (Lateral) Outer foot (4:41)
The Reproductive Area – Lateral Ankle (1:47)
The Reproductive Area – Medial Ankle (2:25)
The Dorsum (Top) of the Foot (3:35)
Section 9: Single Reflexology Point Techniques - The Head and Neck area - The Toes
1. The Brain (1:19)
2. Sinus and Teeth (2:05)
3. Pituitary gland (1:04)
4. Hypothalamus & Pineal gland (1:39)
5. Mastoid (1:25)
6. The Eyes (1:32)
7. Chronic Eye (1:45)
8. The Ears (1:28)
9. Chronic Ear (2:07)
10. The Lymphatic System (1:35)
11. Eustachian Tube (2:08)
12. The Neck (1:41)
13. Thyroid Helper (1:28)
14. The Temples (1:19)
Section 10: Single Reflexology Point Techniques-The Thoracic Area - The Ball of the foot
1. The Lungs (2:51)
2. The Heart (1:51)
3. The Thymus Gland, Oesophagus, Trachea And Bronchi (1:46)
4. The Thyroid Gland (1:44)
5. The Parathyroid Glands (0:51)
6. The Diaphragm (2:45)
7. The Solar Plexus (1:43)
Section 11: Single Reflexology Point Techniques-The Abdominal Area-The Arch of the foot
1. The Liver (3:02)
2. The Gallbladder (1:16)
3. The Stomach (1:51)
4. The Pancreas (2:03)
5. The Duodenum (2:12)
6. The Spleen (1:51)
7. The Small Intestine (2:13)
8. The Ileo-Cecal Valve / Appendix (1:14)
9. The Large Intestine / Colon (3:28)
10. The Rectum / Anus (1:14)
11. The Kidneys (1:50)
12. The Adrenal Glands (1:36)
13. The Ureters (2:11)
14. The Bladder (1:39)
Section 12: Single Reflexology Point Techniques-The Pelvic Area-The Heel of the foot
1. The Sciatic Nerve (2:16)
2. The Pelvis (1:22)
Section 13: Single Reflexology Point Techniques-The Spine - The Inner foot
1. Brain Area (2:11)
2. Cervical Vertebrae (1:04)
3. Thoracic Vertebrae (2:06)
4. Lumbar Vertebrae (1:20)
5. Sacrum (2:29)
6. Coccyx (1:37)
Section 14: Single Reflexology Point Techniques-The Reproductive Area-The Ankle
1. The Lymph/Groin (1:33)
2. The Fallopian Tubes / Vas Deferens (1:24)
3. Bladder Meridian (Lateral Aspect) (1:14)
4. The Ovaries / Testes (Lateral Aspect) (1:03)
5. Kidney Meridian (Medial Aspect) (2:22)
6. The Uterus / Prostate Glands (Medial Aspect) (1:39)
7. The Vagina / Penis (Medial Aspect) (1:29)
Section 15: Single Reflexology Point Techniques-The Top of the foot
1. Breasts (2:42)
2. Oesophagus Center (1:16)
3. Circulatory Points (1:25)
4. Speech Center (1:29)
5. Upper Lymph Systems (2:00)
6. Tonsils (1:17)
7. Nose And Mouth (1:39)
8. Lacrimal Glands (1:38)
9. Fallopian Tubes / Vas Deferens (2:02)
10. Lymph / Groin (1:33)
Section 16: Single Reflexology Point Technique-The outer foot (lateral aspect)
1. Knee (1:14)
2. Hip (1:11)
3. Elbows (1:04)
4. Shoulders (0:58)
5. Gallbladder meridian access point (1:30)
Section 17: Treatment plans for specific disorders
Disorders of the Sense Organs - Skin
Disorders of the Sense Organs - Eye
Disorders of the Sense Organs - Ear
Disorders of the Cardiovascular System
Disorders of the Lymphatic System
Disorders of the Respiratory System
Disorders of the Digestive System
Section 18: Course Summary
Course Summary (2:03)
Section 19: Credits
Credits
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Introduction
This lecture is a brief overview of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)
ARF-S4-L16 Introduction into Traditional Chinese Medicine.pdf
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