Event Phone: Marie Steinke raoachair@reflexology.org.au

Date: Saturday 18 October 2025

Time: WA 9am – 11:30am / QLD 11am – 1:30pm / SA 11:30am – 2pm / NSW, VIC & TAS 12pm – 2:30pm

Title: *Members Only Event* National Annual General Meeting (AGM)

Presenter: Tito Pignetti  NeuroSpinologist & Remedial Therapist

CPT Points: 3 points for the full day

2 points for National Annual General Meeting (Gold Category, Activity 2.3) & 1 point for Presentation (Silver Category, Activity 8.1)

About the event:

National Annual General Meeting (AGM) via Zoom – 1 hour

The meeting will be chaired by Marie Steinke, the Chair of the Reflexology Association of Australia (RAoA).

RAoA members can email the Board any questions that they would like answered on the day of the AGM, provided the RAoA receive the questions to be answered by the 13th of October 2025.

 

Break – 30 minutes

 

Presentation “Better Feet, Better Body, Better Life” by Tito Pignetti – 1 hour

In the bustling cities around Australia, where holistic health practices are continually expanding, Reflexologists have an exceptional opportunity to enhance their therapeutic repertoire through Foot Mobilisation Techniques (FMT).  Having previously shared these techniques with Reflexologists in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Adelaide, the presenter has witnessed first-hand the profound impact FMT can have on both practitioner expertise and client outcomes.

What is Foot Mobilisation Techniques (FMT)?

Foot Mobilisation Techniques are a specialised therapeutic approach designed to address various foot and lower limb dysfunctions.  By utilising gentle, hands-on mobilisations, FMT targets misalignments and mobility issues in the foot structure.  This method not only supports the body’s natural healing processes but also integrates seamlessly with reflexology by enhancing the biomechanical functionality of the foot, thereby augmenting the holistic benefits of reflexology treatments.

Why Should Reflexologists Integrate FMT?

1. Enhanced Treatment Outcomes: By combining FMT with reflexology, practitioners can offer a more comprehensive treatment plan that addresses structural as well as energetic imbalances, leading to improved client satisfaction.

2. Broadened Skill Set: Learning FMT equips Reflexologists with advanced manual therapy techniques, diversifying their practice and increasing their marketability.

3. Preventive Health Benefits: Regular use of FMT can prevent the development of further foot-related issues, promoting long-term health benefits for clients.

4. Holistic Approach: FMT complements the holistic principles of reflexology by treating the foot as an integral part of the body’s overall health and wellbeing.

Learning and Applying FMT!

In previous sessions held in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane, Reflexologists have experienced how FMT can be integrated into their existing practices with ease and effectiveness.  The training focuses on practical, hands-on techniques that can be used immediately after the course.  Moreover, ongoing support and resources are provided to ensure Reflexologists can refine their skills and stay updated on the latest advancements in FMT.

By integrating FMT into your practice, not only will you elevate your service offerings, but you will also provide your clients with a more holistic and effective approach to their health and wellbeing.  Let’s continue to push the boundaries of what’s possible in reflexology together.

 

About the presenter:

 

Tito Pignetti is a NeuroSpinologist with over 20 years’ experience, focusing on the dynamic relationship between spinal movement and neural function.  He also has Diploma’s in Remedial Therapy and Myopractic (Advanced Bowen Therapy).  He has refined his manual technique skills helping clients obtain better health outcomes since 2000.  He is also equipped with Dry Needling and Cupping Technique skills which have been in the family for over 100 years!

Tito is well known for having the ‘best hands in the business’!  Over the last 20 years, Tito has become an International Speaker and Trainer in Foot Moblisation Technique, Needle Point Technique (Dry Needling) and Myofascial Cupping Technique for Health Professionals in Australia and in Europe, training and educating practitioners wanting to expand and refine their knowledge in post graduate studies.

Tito is married to his lovely wife Anna and is father to his two gorgeous boys, Thomas and Connor.  He coaches and enjoys watching both his boys play soccer and loves to travel with them!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Note:

The Zoom link for this event will be emailed to your registered address.

Please DO NOT share the link with others.

Please contact Marie at ra*******@*************rg.au should you need assistance.