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North Dakota Board of Reflexology
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  • Licensing & Renewal
  • Education
  • Study Guide & Test
  • Board Meetings
  • Licensed Reflexologists

Education

Currently, there are no schools for reflexology in North Dakota, though classes are offered periodically in state through the International Institute of Reflexology.  See below for more information on this.


For those wanting to add to the ND Reflexology license as an additional professional level, continued education/training is required.  See options listed below. Whatever choice is made, the program should be one that is taught by qualified teachers, recognized by NDRB, ARCB, RAA, or other NDRB approved professional reflexology groups.

IIR

IIR

IIR

The International Institute of Reflexology has been bringing weekend seminars to Fargo, ND and to MN, as well as other states, for several years. They offer a 200 hour certification program, which is encouraged, but optional, for those that want to reach a professional level. You can check the IIR's website to find when seminars are scheduled and how to become certified. They are recognized by both RAA & the ARCB.

Visit the IIR

RAA

IIR

IIR

The Reflexology Association of America does not endorse any one school, but has several listed on their website. RAA now requires 300 hours of education to be recognized at the Professional level.





Visit the RAA

To learn about the requirements for becoming nationally certified by ARCB, visit their website:

ARCB

Workshops, Classes & Seminars

Please look at the information found on the Licensing & Renewal page for information about possible educational options and CEU's.


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