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CIBTAC 1 E22

REFLEXOLOGYDIPLOMA COURSE


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CIBTAC 2 E22

REFLEXOLOGY DIPLOMA COURSE

aim of course

To enable candidates to add Reflexology Treatments to their existing treatments and

obtain a Diploma approved by BABTAC.

entry level

A recognised body therapy qualification, or a minimum CIBTAC Anatomy & Physiology

Diploma or equivalent.

SUBJECTS TO BE STUDIED

generic areas of s tudy

G 2 Health & Hygiene

G 3 Skin Structure and Function

G 4 Skin Diseases

G 7 Business StudiesG 8 Salon Procedures

G 9 Nutrition

other subjects:

History of Reflexology

Philosophy of Complementary Therapies

Anatomy & Physiology of Hands and Feet

Anatomy & Physiology Revision

Theory of Reflexology

Mapping of the feet

Pathology

Client Care and Consultation

Treatment routine

Aftercare

Case Studies

MINIMUM TRAINING REQUIREMENT 150 HOURS

This must include a minimum of 100 hours contact (50% of which must be working within a

commercial salon environment) and 50 hours of additional study.

EXAMINATIONS The dates will be issued annually by the Examining Board.

THEORY 45 minutes multiple choice paper

PRACTICAL 1 hours. 16 Case histories to be presented to the examiner.

EXAM FEE To be issued annually by the Examination Board.

This course is designed on a flexible time basis, enabling many part-time students to qualify who

would not be able to attend college on a full time basis.


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CIBTAC 3 E22

HISTORY OF REFLEXOLOGY

History, theory, definition and development of reflexology up to the present dayThe holistic approach to ReflexologyReflexology used in the promotion of health and well beingTheory of how Reflexology works

Therapeutic and physiological effects on the mind and body

PHILOSOPHY OF COMPLEMENTARY THERAPIES

An understanding of the Holistic nature of Complementary Therapies.An awareness of 6 other Natural Therapies plus current views and research in holistic medicine,e.g. Shiatsu

AromatherapyAcupuncture etc.

Awareness of voluntary and statutory support systems within the community.

ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY OF HANDS AND FEET

Bones of the arm and lower leg (Radius and Ulna, Tarsals, Metatarsals and Phalanges, Tibia +Fibula).Collective names only of the bones of the hand and foot (Carpals, Metacarpals and Phalanges).

Superficial muscles of the hand and arm: Flexor and extensor group of the hand andarmThenar and hypothenar muscles

Blood supply to the hand and foot: Radial and ulnar arteryPeroneal and tibial artery

Superficial muscles of the foot and lower leg: Tibialis anteriorExtensor groupPeronealsGastrocnemiusSoleusFlexor group (deep)

ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY REVISION

A general revision of the function of all systems affected by Reflexology with particular reference

to:

Skin Nervous SystemInternal Organs Blood CirculationLymphatic System Elimination Process


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CIBTAC 4 E22

THEORY OF REFLEXOLOGY

Zones of the body longitudinal and transverseCross reflexes Referral zonesUnderstanding zone therapy

Aims / Benefits of the treatment

Mapping of the reflex areas

Differences between Holistic and Symptomatic ApproachPregnancyContra-indications

MAPPING OF THE FEET

Mapping of the feet must be carried out using appropriate reference charts.

PATHOLOGY

A knowledge of the systems and prognosis of commonly encountered conditions including:

Asthma Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT)Angina Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)Arthritis Stress Related DisordersDiabetes Mellitus MigraneEczema Drugs, AddictionEpilepsy AllergiesHigh & low blood pressure DepressionMultiple Sclerosis (MS) Eating DisordersMyalgic Encephalonyelitis (ME)PsoriasisPre Menstrual Tension (PMT)Menopause

CLIENT CARE AND CONSULTATION

Preparation of the treatment room and couch / chairEnsuring clients comfort, privacy, warmth, etc.Obtaining information to include medical history, present medications being taken, reason fortreatment, noting and acting upon any apparent contra-indications.

AFTERCARE

The appropriate aftercare / homecare advice for the reflexology treatment ensuring suitability toclients needs and recommendation as to where the client may obtain further professional adviceif appropriate.


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CIBTAC 5 E22

REFLEXOLOGY PRACTICAL WORK

Observation and assessment of the feetRelaxation techniques and movementsSupport / hold proceduresCompression techniques

Location of reflexesAppropriate pressureBack up reflexes

CASE STUDIES

The student must complete four case studies, comprising four treatments for each client,totalling sixteen treatments. The case studies must include a range of conditions, ages andlifestyles.Case studies are not to be carried out on other students within the group.

Please refer to the separate Case Study Pack for tutor and student guidelines, this can be

obtained from the CIBTAC office.


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CIBTAC 6 E22

REFLEXOLOGY TREATMENT PRACTICAL EXAMINATION

Time allowed 1 hours

guide for colleges / examiners

1. Detailed Consultation.A consultation card must be completed by the candidates with the client at thestart of the examination. A detailed record should be made of the clients medicalhistory, present medications being taken, contra-indications apparent and reasons fortreatment. All clients to be allocated by the examiner.

2. Preparation of Working Area.The candidate is responsible for ensuring that the working area is satisfactorilyprepared prior to the treatment being undertaken.

3. Preparation and Care of the Client.The candidate is responsible for the suitable preparation of the client prior to thetreatment being undertaken.

4. Treatment Movements.The examiner will be looking at the candidates posture along with their techniqueand pressure.

5. Aftercare and Advice.The candidate must give the client suitable aftercare following the treatmentas well as advising on the follow up treatments. Results / findings and aftercarerecommendations should also be recorded on the clients card.

6. Hygiene.The candidate must demonstrate high standards of hygiene before, during and aftertreatment to negate the possibility of cross infection.

7. Personal Appearance and Deportment.The candidates should present a totally professional image to the client and wearsuitable clothes to meet this criterion.

8. Oral Questions.The examiner will ask the candidate oral questions relative to the treatment andaftercare.

9. Case Studies.Must be graded by the tutor and be available to the examiner on arrival. These will beverified by the examiner at the end of the examination. Accommodation must beavailable for up to 2 hours.


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CIBTAC 7 E22

PRACTICAL EXAMINATION MARKING SHEET

REFLEXOLOGYDuration: 1hr 30 minutes Start Time: Finish Time:

School/College: Country:

Examiner: Date of Exam :

Pass = 60 = 74%,Credit = 75 -84%,Honours = 85 -100% C

onsultation

Preparationof

workingarea

client

Reflexology

Treatment

Adviceto

Client

Hygiene

Procedures

appearance

Anddeportment

OralQuestions

CaseStudies

TOTAL

TOTAL%

Remarks

Maximum Marks 14 2 3 27 10 3 3 8 30 100 100

* Minimum Pass Marks must be achieved 8 16 6 18

CANDIDATES NAME

No. (BLOCK LETTERS)

1

2

34

5

6

7

8

9

10

Group TOTAL

Average for Gro up

Average % fo r Group


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CIBTAC 9 E22

School / College Examined

Date of Examination..

EXAMINERS FEEDBACKPRACTICAL REFLEXOLOGY

Average % mark

Consultation

Preparation ofWorking Area

Preparation ofClient

ReflexologyTreatment

Aftercare andAdvice to Client

HygieneProcedures

PersonalAppearance &Deportment

Oral Questions

Case Studies

GeneralComments

Examiners Name ..

85-100% = Excellent75-84% = Good60-74% = Satisfactory0-59% = Below StandardIn each case indicate theaverage % mark in the boxprovided


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CIBTAC 10 E22

REFLEXOLOGY PAPERApprox Guide Breakdown of MCQ Questions

Time Allowed: 45 MinutesNumber of Questions: 40Number of Marks 60

Generic Areas of Study 18%

Anatomy and Physiology 17%

Treatments 65%


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CIBTAC 12 E22

CIBTAC BOOKLISTFOR REFLEXOLOGY DIPLOMA COURSE

recommended reading

Hand ReflexologyJurgen Kaiser et al

Language of the Feet What can feet tell youChris Stormer

Reflexology The Definitive GuideChris Stormer

Reflexology TherapyJames Mathers

Reflexology: The Definitive Practitioners ManualBeryl Crane

Reflexology Art, Science and HistoryChristine Issel

The Essential Guide to Feet and Hand ReflexologyBeryl Crane

Better Health with Feet ReflexologyDwight Byers

Stories the Feet can tell through Reflexology

Stories the Feet have told through ReflexologyEunice D Ingham

The Complete Guide to Feet Reflexology (Revised Edition)Kevin and Barbara Kunz

Reflexology: The Theory and PracticeAnn Gillanders

The Complete Illustrated Guide to Feet Reflexology: Therapeutic Feet Massage forHealth and Wellbeing

Inge Dougans


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CIBTAC 13 E22

REFLEXOLOGYCASE STUDY


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CIBTAC 16 E22

CONFIDENTIAL ASSESSMENT CONSULTATION CARD

Client Code.(Name, address, telephone to be kept separately on consent form)

Date of Birth.. Occupation.

Doctor Address..

Telephone. ..

Personal Information

Reason for visit...

Referred by.

Emergency contact

Are you receiving any other therapies, if so which?..................................................................

Medical HistoryMedication (including contraceptive pill and HRT)..

Pregnant / Miscarriage Allergies Drugs Smoking FaintingPeriods / PMT Hepatitis Diabetes Epilepsy HIV / AIDS

Cancer Operations Heart / Pacemaker Scar Tissue Blood Pressure

Breathing Circulation Digestion Bowel Movements Varicose / Broken Ve

Joints Eyes Hearing Headaches Swellings

Painful areas Muscle Tone Nausea Open Wound / Cuts Skin Problems

Skin Type Dry / Oily / Combination

Tick if the following are applicable with details below

Does the client need to obtain doctors permission prior to treatment? YES NO

Has the client obtained written doctors referral if required? YES NO

Date of Consultation.

Practitioners Signature

Clients Signature .

Tutors Signature ..


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CIBTAC 18 E22

General Client Introduction / Profile

Practitioners Signature ..Date.

Tutors Signature..Date.


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CIBTAC 19 E22

FOOT ANALYSIS

RIGHT FOOT LEFT FOOT

Colour

Texture

Muscle Tone

Flat Foot

High Arch

Skin Condition

Hard Skin

Skeletal DeformitiesToe Nails

nfections

Any Other

Date of Consultation...

Practitioners Signature.

Tutors Signature

CONSENT TO BE A CASE STUDY


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CIBTAC 20 E22

(To be retained by tutor and shown to examiner before the practical exam)

Name

(Mr, Mrs, Miss, Ms)

Address

I have agreed to be a case study for.a Student

Therapist in.

I have undertaken a full consultation and completed the lifestyle questionnaire priorto treatment, which is complete and accurate to the best of my knowledge.

I have obtained medical consent from my G.P. to have this treatment.

I have not obtained medical consent from my G.P. to have this treatment.

I agree to notify the practitioner of any change in my medical condition.

I have had the therapy explained to me.

Further information I wish to give mypractitioner

Practitioners Signature..Date..

Clients Signature Date.

Tutors Signature..Date

Treatment Areas Treatment 1 Treatment 2 Treatment 3 Treatment 4 TreatmenDiaphragm / Solar Plexus


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