No prerequisite required.
This course qualifies certifying graduates to be eligible to apply for the RCRT™ Exam.
Using our bodies and minds creates tension. Problems occur when we do not release these tensions regularly
REFLEXOLOGY THERAPISTS ARE BACK TO WORK AND READY TO SUPPORT OUR FRONTLINE WORKERS
August 4, 2020 – Victoria, BC
As many Registered Canadian Reflexology Therapists (RCRT™s) in Manitoba return to work, the first thing on their agenda is giving back to frontline workers by paying it forward.
Participating therapists will be offering complimentary or discounted reflexology sessions for frontline workers now that it is possible to do so.
““This is just a small token of gratitude for the many men and women who have risked a lot for Manitobans over the past few months,” said Sherri Wilkins, President of the Reflexology Association of Canada – Manitoba Chapter.
“They’ve done and continue to do their part. Now, it’s our turn.”
Research has shown that reflexology may help reduce stress levels, pain management, increase circulation and improve overall wellness. For many workers who have been on their feet during this pandemic, reflexology may help release some of that tension.
Frontline workers can go to www.reflexologycanada.org to find a participating RCRT™ near them. Members of the public can do the same to contribute to a campaign supporting their local frontline workers.
Sherri Wilkins, President
Reflexology Association of Canada – Manitoba Chapter .
1-877-722-3338
mb.president@reflexologycanada.org
RAC is a federally chartered non-profit organization formed in 1976 with members across Canada and Internationally. It is the only national professional association of reflexology therapists in Canada and the oldest national reflexology association in the world! The mission of the Association is to unify and advocate on behalf of Reflexology Therapists; to promote Reflexology as a valuable complementary therapy, to set and maintain high standards for therapists and to act as an effective referral system for certified registered reflexology therapists. In this aim, we are protecting the public’s interest and safety.
REFLEXOLOGY THERAPISTS ARE BACK TO WORK AND READY TO SUPPORT OUR FRONTLINE WORKERS
September 15, 2020 – Montreal, QC
As many Registered Canadian Reflexology Therapists (RCRT™s) in Quebec return to work, the first thing on their agenda is giving back to frontline workers by paying it forward.
Participating therapists will be offering complimentary or discounted reflexology sessions for frontline workers now that it is possible to do so.
““This is just a small token of gratitude for the many men and women who have risked a lot for Quebecers over the past few months,” said Dyane Thériault, President of the Reflexology Association of Canada – Quebec Chapter.
“They’ve done and continue to do their part. Now, it’s our turn.”
Research has shown that reflexology may help reduce stress levels, pain management, increase circulation and improve overall wellness. For many workers who have been on their feet during this pandemic, reflexology may help release some of that tension.
Frontline workers can go to www.reflexologycanada.org to find a participating RCRT™ near them. Members of the public can do the same to contribute to a campaign supporting their local frontline workers.
Dyane Thériault, President
Reflexology Association of Canada – Quebec Chapter .
1-877-722-3338
qc.president@reflexologycanada.org
RAC is a federally chartered non-profit organization formed in 1976 with members across Canada and Internationally. It is the only national professional association of reflexology therapists in Canada and the oldest national reflexology association in the world! The mission of the Association is to unify and advocate on behalf of Reflexology Therapists; to promote Reflexology as a valuable complementary therapy, to set and maintain high standards for therapists and to act as an effective referral system for certified registered reflexology therapists. In this aim, we are protecting the public’s interest and safety.
Frontline workers and professionals continued to protect and care for the rest of us during the COVID-19 outbreak. We are here today because of their work. To show our gratitude and support them in their post COVID-19 recovery, participating RCRT™s across Canada will be offering complimentary or discounted reflexology sessions to all frontline workers once services have resumed in their respective provinces.
No prerequisite required.
For Non-RAC Members
This course qualifies certifying graduates to be eligible to apply for the RCRT™ Exam.
For RAC Members
This course may be taken by a RAC professional member for continuing education purposes. Proof of completion of this course qualifies this technique to be added to a Registered Canadian Reflexology Therapist’s online referral directory listings if the therapist is not already certified in a foot reflexology technique.
For Non-RAC Members
Professional Certification
For RAC Members
Continuing Education and Online Referral Directory Listings.
No pre-requisites required.
For Non-RAC Members
This course qualifies certifying graduates to be eligible to apply for the RCRT™ Exam.
For RAC Members
This course can be taken by Registered Canadian Reflexology Therapists for continuing education purposes.
For Non-RAC Members
Professional Certification and Qualifying Technique for the RCRT™ Exam.
For RAC Members
Continuing Education.
Classes available in
St Albert, Alberta (AB) / Edmonton, Alberta (AB)
or
Winnipeg, Manitoba (MB) by invitation
Email:
Information not provided.
For Non-RAC Members
This course qualifies certifying graduates to be eligible to apply for the RCRT™ Exam.
For RAC Members
This course may be taken by a RAC professional member for continuing education purposes.
For Non-RAC Members
Professional Certification
For RAC Members
Continuing Education
REFLEXOLOGY THERAPISTS ARE BACK TO WORK AND READY TO SUPPORT OUR FRONTLINE WORKERS
August 4, 2020 – Victoria, BC
As many Registered Canadian Reflexology Therapists (RCRT™s) in British Columbia return to work, the first thing on their agenda is giving back to frontline workers by paying it forward.
Participating therapists will be offering complimentary or discounted reflexology sessions for frontline workers now that it is possible to do so.
““This is just a small token of gratitude for the many men and women who have risked a lot for British Columbians over the past few months,” said Michele Mork, President of the Reflexology Association of Canada – British Columbia Chapter.
“They’ve done and continue to do their part. Now, it’s our turn.”
Research has shown that reflexology may help reduce stress levels, pain management, increase circulation and improve overall wellness. For many workers who have been on their feet during this pandemic, reflexology may help release some of that tension.
Frontline workers can go to www.reflexologycanada.org to find a participating RCRT™ near them. Members of the public can do the same to contribute to a campaign supporting their local frontline workers.
Michele Mork, President
Reflexology Association of Canada – British Columbia Chapter .
1-877-722-3338
bc.president@reflexologycanada.org
RAC is a federally chartered non-profit organization formed in 1976 with members across Canada and Internationally. It is the only national professional association of reflexology therapists in Canada and the oldest national reflexology association in the world! The mission of the Association is to unify and advocate on behalf of Reflexology Therapists; to promote Reflexology as a valuable complementary therapy, to set and maintain high standards for therapists and to act as an effective referral system for certified registered reflexology therapists. In this aim, we are protecting the public’s interest and safety.
REFLEXOLOGY THERAPISTS ARE BACK TO WORK AND READY TO SUPPORT OUR FRONTLINE WORKERS
August 4, 2020 – Ottawa, ON
As many Registered Canadian Reflexology Therapists (RCRT™s) in Ontario return to work, the first thing on their agenda is giving back to frontline workers by paying it forward.
Participating therapists will be offering complimentary or discounted reflexology sessions for frontline workers now that it is possible to do so.
““This is just a small token of gratitude for the many men and women who have risked a lot for Ontarians over the past few months,” said Nicole Lalonde, President of the Reflexology Association of Canada – Ontario Chapter.
“They’ve done and continue to do their part. Now, it’s our turn.”
Research has shown that reflexology may help reduce stress levels, pain management, increase circulation and improve overall wellness. For many workers who have been on their feet during this pandemic, reflexology may help release some of that tension.
Frontline workers can go to www.reflexologycanada.org to find a participating RCRT™ near them. Members of the public can do the same to contribute to a campaign supporting their local frontline workers.
Nicole Lalonde, President
Reflexology Association of Canada – Ontario Chapter .
1-877-722-3338
on.president@reflexologycanada.org
RAC is a federally chartered non-profit organization formed in 1976 with members across Canada and Internationally. It is the only national professional association of reflexology therapists in Canada and the oldest national reflexology association in the world! The mission of the Association is to unify and advocate on behalf of Reflexology Therapists; to promote Reflexology as a valuable complementary therapy, to set and maintain high standards for therapists and to act as an effective referral system for certified registered reflexology therapists. In this aim, we are protecting the public’s interest and safety.
The Reflexology Association of Canada
is a federally chartered non-profit organization
founded in 1976 with members across
Canada and internationally.
Our Office:
165B Garry St. Winnipeg, MB, R3C 1G7
Our Email:
info@reflexologycanada.org
Our Phone:
(204) 477 4909 | 1-877-RAC-FEET
Office Hours:
Mon to Fri | 8:30 am - 4:30 pm CST
