TAS Annual Branch Meeting, Member Gathering & Webinar
Event Phone: Tiziana Hill +61 484 349 902
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Date: Saturday, 31 May 2025
Time: 11am – 2.30pm
Title: TAS Annual Branch Meeting, Member Gathering & Webinar
Presenter: Linda Frank, Professional Reflexologist
CPT Points:Â 4 points for the full day
1 point for Annual Branch Meeting (Silver Category, Activity 8.1) & 3 points for Webinar (Gold Category, Activity 3)
About the Event:
11am: Tasmania Annual Branch Meeting (ABM) (in person or via Zoom)*
All members welcome at our Annual Branch Meeting and election of committee members for 2025-26.
12pm: Member gathering (in person only)
Bring a small plate and join members for a light lunch.
1pm: Recorded webinar (in person or via Zoom)*: Might a single reflex help PTSD and Long Covid?
In this recorded webinar, Reflexologist and Educator Linda Frank takes us on a journey that answers the question, is there a single reflex point for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and Long Covid?
This fascinating presentation originally aired for the International Consortium of Reflexologists in January 2025. Ms. Frank’s presentation starts with the story of her growing fascination in the role of the stellate ganglion in contributing to PTSD and Long Covid and her journey to find a simple reflexology response.
Starting with the work of Fitzgerald and Manzanares, she describes how she came to pull together knowledge from various sources to arrive at a single reflex point which has been found to give relief. She goes on to invite reflexologists from around the world to help her quest to use the technique to establish its efficacy based on anecdotal outcomes.
This is a fascinating and compelling presentation not to be missed.
About the Presenter:
A warm and engaging speaker, Linda Frank is a professional reflexologist, educator and Board director of the Reflexology Association of America. She runs the Reflexology Academy WA in Washington and in 2024 was awarded the National Excellence in Education Award.
Her early career in massage therapy and publishing eventually led to studies in psychology and spirituality. She worked as a lay minister and pursued interests in human and civil rights and politics, before returning to complementary medicine using reflexology as her main hands-on modality. Her ambition is to see reflexology more widely integrated into the medical system.
*NOTE for Attendees:
If you are attending the Annual Branch Meeting (ABM) or webinar via Zoom, please email the event organiser Tiziana at ti*****@******************om.au so she can send you the Zoom link.
For those who are attending this event via Zoom, please DO NOT share the link with others.
Venue: Kingston Library & Learning Centre
Venue Website: https://adulteducation.libraries.tas.gov.au/site/280
Address:
Description:
A Block, Room A1
Parking is freely available near the entrance door.  To access the car park, enter the narrow driveway off Church Street and drive past the buildings until you can go no further. You will see Block A clearly marked. If you park elsewhere, you can enter the gate on Hutchins Street and walk around to the back of Building A to the entrance door.
