Facial ReflexologyDiploma Course

This online facial reflexology course begins with an introduction to the background and guiding principles of reflexology. You’ll explore its philosophy, historical development, and differing views on its effectiveness, including an overview of how reflexology is perceived in wellness communities and by science.

From there, the course focuses on facial reflexology as a specialist area. You’ll learn about commonly identified facial reflex points and how they are used in practice, with accompanying videos to demonstrate locations and techniques. Another video explores typical tools used in facial reflexology, including guidance on their care and use.

The course discusses commonly reported effects and areas of concern around facial reflexology, including when the practice may not be appropriate. You'll also explore appointment structure in a general sense – from preparation to post-session care – and learn how individuals may approach facial reflexology for personal or informal use at home.

Additional modules introduce other types of reflexology, such as foot, hand, and ear techniques, to give you a broader context of how reflexology is applied across the body.

The course concludes with several case studies for educational reflection and includes introductory tips for those curious about exploring further study or wellness-focused services in this field.

By studying this course, you will learn about:

• Reflexology history, theory, and perspectives

• Facial reflexology principles and tools

• Pressure point mapping (non-clinical)

• Commonly reported benefits and limitations

• Personal practice of facial reflexology at home

• Introduction to foot, hand, and ear reflexology

• Insights into reflexology session structure

• Introductory business considerations