Working as a professional reflexologist offers many exciting benefits.

The decision to undertake specialist training and to work as a qualified reflexologist takes the practice from relaxation level to one which addresses the specific healing needs of clients.

Benefits include:

• Helping clients, family and friends manage health issues and maintain a healthy, balanced lifestyle.
• The choice of working as a self-employed practitioner or joining a team of similar or complementary therapists.
• The ability to work from a dedicated room or space at home, within the limits set by the local and state authorities which govern work-from-home regulations.
• The opportunity to work in a variety of settings: complementary or allied health clinics, aged care facilities, clients’ homes or in your own home or private rooms.
• Through additional training, the ability to develop particular expertise, for example: reflexology for pregnancy, maternity or womens’ health issues; illnesses such as cancer or dementia; different forms of reflexology such as classic, nerve or lymphatic drainage reflexology; or reflexology using different areas, such as feet, hands, face or ears.
• Flexibility in hours and the ability choose how many clients you want to treat in a week.
• Generally able to set or negotiate your own fee structures.
• Support of the Reflexology Association of Australia and  receive its many benefits through membership.