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Association of Reflexologists
27 Old Gloucester Road
London WC1N 3XX
Tel: 0870 567 3320 (Mondays to Fridays 9am-5pm)
E-mail: aor@assocmanagement.co.uk
Website: www.aor.org.uk
Membership organisation for reflexologists. Provides information on training in reflexology and support for members.

The British Reflexology Association
Monks Orchard
Whitbourne
Worcester WR6 5RB
Tel: 01886 821 207 (Mondays to Fridays 9am-4.30pm)
E-mail: bra@britreflex.co.uk
Website: www.britreflex.co.uk
Representative body for persons practising the method of reflexology as a profession and for students training in the method. Aims to help promote the practice of reflexology in Great Britain and abroad.

The British Complementary Medicine Association
PO Box 2074
Seaford BN25 1HQ
Tel: 0845 345 5977
E-mail: info@bcma.co.uk
Website: www.bcma.co.uk
Umbrella organisation that promotes complementary medicine and represents over 40 associations, 30 schools and 20,000 practitioners across the UK, with a common code of conduct. Website has details of reflexology practitioners.

The Scottish Institute of Reflexology
www.scottishreflexology.org
Established to provide a professional organisation for suitably qualified reflexologists in Scotland. Aims to provide an organisation where members can be recognised as a professional body of reflexologists who are highly skilled and maintain a high standard of professional conduct. Can search for accredited members on the website.

International Federation of Reflexologists
www.reflexology-ifr.com
Keeps a register of professional therapists, and a list of accredited schools which all teach to a centrally agreed syllabus. Has a history of reflexology and answers to frequently asked questions.

books
 
 

	Reflexology; A step-by-step guide by Ann Gillanders Step-by-step guide to the healing art of foot and hand reflexology, suitable for those seeking self help. Get this book
	The Reflexology Handbook by Laura Norman and Thomas Coran This guide explains the use of reflexology to relieve a wide range of common conditions such as headaches, insomnia, high blood pressure and stress. Get this book

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