Become a Professional Reflexologist
Internationally Recognised • Blended Learning • Study While You Work
Introduction
Reflexology is far more than a relaxing foot treatment. It is a professional complementary therapy that uses specialised techniques on the feet, hands, and ears to support health, wellbeing, and balance throughout the body. The ITEC Diploma in Reflexology combines practical classroom training in Nelson with flexible online learning to prepare confident, knowledgeable practitioners for professional practice.
Why Study Reflexology?
Reflexology is based on the principle that reflex points on the feet, hands, and ears correspond to organs, glands, and body systems. Through specialised thumb and finger techniques, Reflexologists help clients achieve deep relaxation while supporting the body's natural ability to maintain balance and wellbeing.
Course Highlights
· Internationally recognised ITEC Diploma
· Three practical training weeks in Nelson
· Learn Feet, Hand and Ear Reflexology
· Professional consultation and assessment
· Treatment planning and client care
· Anatomy, Physiology and Pathology
· Ear seeding techniques
· Business and clinic management
· Case studies and supervised client treatments
· Pathway to professional membership
Flexible Blended Learning
Study while continuing to work and meet family commitments.
· Three practical block courses in Nelson
· Self-paced online learning
· Interactive learning modules
· Video demonstrations
· Case studies
· Clinical documentation
· Tutor support
· Learning resources
· Access from your laptop, tablet or smartphone
Career Pathways
· Private Practice
· Wellness Clinics
· Complementary Health Clinics
· Health Spas
· Hotels and Resorts
· Community Health
· Rehabilitation Support
· Palliative Care Support
· Teaching and Research
· Specialist Reflexology Practice
Qualification Awarded
Upon successful completion you may receive:
· ITEC Diploma in Reflexology for the Complementary Therapist
· Aromaflex Academy Diploma in Integrated Reflexology
Graduates may also be eligible to apply for professional membership with Reflexology New Zealand (RNZ) and other recognised professional associations.
Learn from an Experienced Practitioner
Training is led by Shelley Petersen-Monrad, founder of Aromaflex, with more than 30 years of clinical experience. Through practical workshops, real client case studies, and personalised guidance, you'll develop the confidence and skills needed to practise professionally.
2026 Practical Training
· Week 1: 13–17 April 2026
· Week 2: 13–17 July 2026
· Week 3: 5–9 October 2026
· Examinations: 23 November – 4 December 2026
Ready to Become a Professional Reflexologist?
Gain the practical skills, professional confidence, and internationally recognised qualification needed to build a rewarding career helping others improve their health and wellbeing.
Enrol today and begin your journey towards professional Reflexology practice.
