Client Consultation:
Review health history, check for medical conditions, injuries, or allergies, and discuss wellness goals before starting. [1, 2]
Perform Treatments:
Apply specialized thumb, finger, and hand pressure techniques to specific reflex points on the feet following established protocols. [1, 2, 3]
Client Communication:
Check in with clients during the session to adjust pressure levels and ensure comfort. [1]
Sanitation & Hygiene:
Clean, sanitize, and prepare the treatment room, chairs, and tools before and after each appointment. [1, 2, 3]
Aftercare Advice:
Educate clients on home self-care, stretching, and lifestyle tips to complement the reflexology session. [1, 2]
Record Keeping:
Maintain accurate session notes and track returning client progress. [1, 2, 3]
Job Requirements & Qualifications
Skills:
Strong working knowledge of foot anatomy and pressure points, combined with active listening and patience. [1, 2, 3]
Interpersonal Traits:
A friendly, cheerful personality with a professional and welcoming disposition. [1]
Physical Stamina:
Ability to stand or use hand/finger dexterity for extended periods while performing physical treatments. [1]
Certifications & Training:
Many local wellness centers and TCM clinics require formal reflexology certification or offer on-the-job training programs. [1]