In this two-day, 12-hour continuing education class, we'll explore the anatomy of the feet and practical approaches to therapeutic foot massage, reflexology, and zone therapy. Through hands-on learning and real-world application, you'll develop skills that help you address common patterns of tension while creating deeply relaxing and client-centered treatment experiences.
Designed for massage therapists and bodyworkers, this class focuses on understanding the relationship between the feet and the rest of the body, along with when, why, and how to incorporate foot-focused techniques into everyday practice. You'll learn practical approaches that can be integrated into existing massage sessions or offered as a stand-alone service for clients seeking a focused, fully clothed treatment option.
Whether working with clients experiencing stress, headaches, digestive concerns, or simply seeking greater relaxation and overall well-being, you'll develop practical skills and clinical confidence that can be adapted to the unique needs of each individual.
You'll leave with a deeper understanding of foot anatomy, expanded treatment options, and practical tools you can begin integrating into your sessions immediately.
October 25 & 26, 2026, 12-6 pm both days
Presence over force. Integration over information.
In this two-day, 12-hour continuing education class, we'll explore the anatomy of the feet and practical approaches to therapeutic foot massage, reflexology, and zone therapy. Through hands-on learning and real-world application, you'll develop skills that help you address common patterns of tension while creating deeply relaxing and client-centered treatment experiences.
Designed for massage therapists and bodyworkers, this class focuses on understanding the relationship between the feet and the rest of the body, along with when, why, and how to incorporate foot-focused techniques into everyday practice. You'll learn practical approaches that can be integrated into existing massage sessions or offered as a stand-alone service for clients seeking a focused, fully clothed treatment option.
Whether working with clients experiencing stress, headaches, digestive concerns, or simply seeking greater relaxation and overall well-being, you'll develop practical skills and clinical confidence that can be adapted to the unique needs of each individual.
You'll leave with a deeper understanding of foot anatomy, expanded treatment options, and practical tools you can begin integrating into your sessions immediately.
October 25 & 26, 2026, 12-6 pm both days
Presence over force. Integration over information.