Thinking about becoming a complementary therapist? Discover different training pathways, including reflexology and aromatherapy, what qualifications you may need and how to choose the right place to start.

Facial reflexology differs from foot reflexology in how imbalances manifest. Since the skin, muscles, and nerve endings on the face are more delicate and responsive, you may need to adjust your approach in detecting imbalances. The feeling of "crunchiness" or "granules" that you often feel under the skin on the feet is usually due to the presence of crystal deposits (i.e., uric acid) in the reflex zones. However, these aren't usually felt on the face, I have added some pointe

If you're considering a career as a complementary therapist or massage therapist but feeling uncertain, you’re not alone. It’s natural to ask yourself a few key questions before making such a life-changing decision. At Holistic Therapies Training Academy, we understand that finding the right career path is essential, and we're here to support you every step of the way. Our extensive range of complementary therapy and massage courses are designed to help you discover if this f

The following advice should be taken following an aromatherapy treatment

How does reflexology work? There are many theories, check them out here . .