LMT CE Class: Foot Reflexology - Intro & Basics
This course is offered to New Jersey State Licensed Massage and Bodywork Therapists and may be applied toward continuing education requirements for the 2026 licensure renewal period.
The ancient art of foot reflexology is a fascinating tool for Licensed Massage and Bodywork Therapists to add to your toolbox of service offerings because the client remains clothed, can be seated or inclined on the table with only their feet exposed to receive these amazing and simple techniques.
With approximately 200,000 nerve endings in each foot and scientifically proven correlations to the other structures and internal organs of the body, the effects of a foot reflexology session are the same as a full body massage and bodywork session.
Although there are countless foot reflexology techniques that you can learn and certifications you can take to become a true “reflexologist,” this class will introduce you to some basic techniques that you can use daily, either integrated into a Swedish or other massage session, or offered as a stand-alone service for those clients who may not otherwise entertain a standard massage session.
Because they remain clothed, learning these techniques can open up another client population for your – those who otherwise are not interested in Swedish massage.
**Taught by Mary Adams**
Mary Adams is a Licensed Massage & Bodywork Therapist who spent over a decade running New Jersey's premier massage and bodywork training institute across two locations. Passionate about the healing power of touch, she now shares her deep expertise with fellow licensed therapists—helping grow a community of skilled healing artists who bring more health and wellness to the world. Together, we're expanding the ripple effect of healing.
The ancient art of foot reflexology is a fascinating tool for Licensed Massage and Bodywork Therapists to add to your toolbox of service offerings because the client remains clothed, can be seated or inclined on the table with only their feet exposed to receive these amazing and simple techniques.
With approximately 200,000 nerve endings in each foot and scientifically proven correlations to the other structures and internal organs of the body, the effects of a foot reflexology session are the same as a full body massage and bodywork session.
Although there are countless foot reflexology techniques that you can learn and certifications you can take to become a true “reflexologist,” this class will introduce you to some basic techniques that you can use daily, either integrated into a Swedish or other massage session, or offered as a stand-alone service for those clients who may not otherwise entertain a standard massage session.
Because they remain clothed, learning these techniques can open up another client population for your – those who otherwise are not interested in Swedish massage.
**Taught by Mary Adams**
Mary Adams is a Licensed Massage & Bodywork Therapist who spent over a decade running New Jersey's premier massage and bodywork training institute across two locations. Passionate about the healing power of touch, she now shares her deep expertise with fellow licensed therapists—helping grow a community of skilled healing artists who bring more health and wellness to the world. Together, we're expanding the ripple effect of healing.
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