Central London College of Reflexology (CLCR) is one of the
longest established Reflexology colleges offering a reflexology course and reflexology training
in the United Kingdom, with a Solid
International Base.
Central London College of Reflexology (CLCR) was established in early 1989 to offer
reflexology training and mentor Independent
Practitioners of Reflexology to the Highest Professional Standards.
Our Core Curriculum currently meets (and possibly exceeds) the Foundation
Requirements set out by the House of Lords Report (2000) on Complementary and
Alternative Medicine (CAM), and the Reflexology Forum.
This will ensure that all Central London College of Reflexology (CLCR) Graduates on completion of their reflexology course will be appropriately qualified to
take full advantage of NewCareer Opportunities which are swiftly becoming
available to Reflexologists all over the globe ,as the World moves towards a
more Integrated Approach to Healthcare Delivery.
We have consistently gained a highly unique reputation for our reflexology training
and reflexology course, and for providing one of the
World's most Comprehensive, Ethical, Professional, Informative and
Cost-Effective Reflexology Courses available.
Our 'Tailored' Government-Approved (ABC) Diploma Reflexology Course are
held over nine months and on graduation Central London College of Reflexology (CLCR) Practitioners in Reflexology will
be eligible to join the Association of Reflexologists (AoR), becoming entitled
to use the letters MAR after their names.
Additionally, Central London College of Reflexology is currently the only
Accredited Reflexology Training Institution by the Faculty of Refloxology (FoR) ; an
International Caucus of Seasoned Consultants in Advanced Reflexology.
In most European Countries and International States which reciprocally
recognise British Qualifications, most Central London College of Reflexology (CLCR) graduates should not have
difficulty integrating seamlessly into their own Local Healthcare Systems.
Central London College of Reflexology (CLCR) Graduates will also (subject to satisfactory conditions) be ethically
listed on an International Referral Database, which is continuously updated and
made freely available globally to the Medical Profession , Qualified Healthcare
Practitioners and other members of the public who may wish to seek the services
of Qualified Reflexologists.
Central London College of Reflexology (CLCR) has formidably and flawlessly laid the Selfless Foundations for many other
Independent Reflexology training Schools to freely model and emulate.
Central London College of Reflexology (CLCR) is fully committed to finding gainful employment for Successful Graduates
in various organisations like Health Clubs, Hotels, Holiday Resorts, Health
Farms,Spas,Hospitals,Hospices, Clinics, Elderly Care Homes,Day Centres ,Private
Health Establishments,Beauty Parlours and many other Institutions.
Central London College of Reflexology (CLCR) is conveniently situated in the heart of Covent Garden in London's West
End and located close to Charing Cross, Leicester Square and Covent Garden
Underground Tube Stations. Understanding Reflexology
Reflexology is an Established Alternative Therapy (based on the concept of
Energy Dynamics) which ultimately works by stimulating specific areas on the
hands and the feet with a view to bringing about distant 'Healing Changes'
within the body.
The Healing Art of Reflexology has been safely and successfully practised
globally for many millennia.
One of the earliest recordings of Reflexology lies within the Ancient Tomb of
the Egyptian Physician Ankmahor in Saqqara (dated around 2500-2300BC), with
Pictographs of Basic Reflexology Treatments being performed on the hands and
feet of Royalty and Nobility.
Native Americans have also practised a dignified form of Reflexology for many
centuries ; and it is said that American President John Garfield (1831-1881)
evangelically favoured Hand Reflexology as an effective means of obtaining
Satisfactory Pain Relief from severe wounds sustained from an earlier
assassination attempt.
