Reflexology Client Intake Form

A reflexology client intake form is a questionnaire completed by clients to help reflexologists provide proper diagnosis and treatment. It allows clinics to collect a new client’s information and has them relay whether they are taking any medication, if they’re pregnant, if they suffer from any illnesses, and other important health info.

Reflexology Client Intake Form

A reflexology client intake form is a questionnaire completed by clients to help reflexologists provide proper diagnosis and treatment. It allows clinics to collect a new client’s information and has them relay whether they are taking any medication, if they’re pregnant, if they suffer from any illnesses, and other important health info.

Last updated October 8th, 2024

A reflexology client intake form is a questionnaire completed by clients to help reflexologists provide proper diagnosis and treatment. It allows clinics to collect a new client’s information and has them relay whether they are taking any medication, if they’re pregnant, if they suffer from any illnesses, and other important health info.

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Reflexology/Zone Therapy

Reflexology (or zone therapy) is an alternative healthcare treatment where pressure is applied to points on the feet, hands, or ears. It is held that specific points in these areas correspond to other body parts, which can be treated by applying pressure accordingly.

Reflexology is often sought out for pain relief and other therapeutic purposes.

Reflexology Regulation

Reflexology regulation varies by state. Some states require the completion of state-approved courses to be licensed, though not all states provide or require licenses.[1]

In general, only courses approved by the American Reflexology Certification Board (ARCB) are accepted by states that require certification.[2]

Many states govern reflexology under the same laws as massage therapy, requiring applicants to meet the state’s massage therapist requirements to practice reflexology.[3]