Reflexology for Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) & Menopause (2 CE Hours) R9S3C

In this continuing education (CE) course on foot reflexology for premenstrual syndrome (PMS) and menopause, Meade Steadman, LMT and professional educator, will guide you from theory to practical application. In addition to written text, a video excerpt is included for visual overview of the body map. Discussions include the body map, physiology, and working reflexes to address PMS and menopause.

NOTE: For a more thorough discussion of this modality and to learn how to do a complete reflexology session on a foot for general well-being, please see "Comprehensive Reflexology: The Foot" CE course.

This course is worth 2 CE hours

Course Objective:

After completion of this continuing education course, you will be able to:

• Define reflexology
• Map the parts of the body to reflexes on the feet
• Describe the parts and purpose of the female reproductive system
• Describe the parts and purpose of the endocrine system, specifically in relation to the reproductive system
• Describe the purpose of hormones
• List six general benefits of reflexology
• Identify the primary reflexes for addressing the symptoms of premenstrual syndrome (PMS)
• Identify the primary reflexes for addressing the symptoms of menopause
• Define 54 terms relevant to foot reflexology for PMS and menopause
  
• Demonstrate mastery of lesson content at levels of 75% or higher

Presenter:

Meade Steadman is a licensed massage therapist and instructor. He taught at the Myotherapy College of Utah and the Myotherapy Institute of Massage. In the classroom, he has taught Swedish, Sports, Acutherapy, Tai Chi, Hydrotherapy, Reflexology, Infant Massage, Pregnancy Massage, Contraindications, Chair Massage, Geriatric Massage, Specialized Spa Techniques, and Therapeutic Principles. He is also the featured expert in many award-winning instructional videos on various massage modalities. For 26 years he owned and managed Tranquil Touch™ LLC in Salt Lake City, UT. He has been a guest lecturer at the University of Utah, and has published in A Massage Therapist’s Guide to Pathology (4th Edition) and Massage and BodyWork Magazine.

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