To become a certified Ear Reflexologist with RAC, the student must be a Foot Reflexologist (either RAC certified or having completed a course equivalent to RAC training) and a member of the RAC at the time of registration. The course consists of 18 hours of class time, 5 hours of home study, 2 exams (one written and one practical), 30 case study sessions and ongoing support for a total of 71 credit hours in Ear Reflexology.

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The course outline for the Ear Reflexology course includes:

• an outline of the history of Ear Reflexology from the past to the present;
• theory of Ear Reflexology;
• the structure and function of the ear (anatomy and physiology);
• anatomy and physiology review;
• the reflexes of the ear, their location and what they correspond to;
• demonstrations involving hands-on participation from the students in the course;
• ear assessments/evaluations;
• charting skills to include health record and observation form documentation;
• session protocol & ear palpation;
• ear reflexology relaxation and treatment techniques;
• practical sessions (repeated several times throughout the course in order to gain skill in application and evaluation).

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For more information:

• Schedule
• Registration
• Introduction to RAC
• Benefits of RAC Membership
• RAC Hand/Ear Reflexology National Certification Program

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* Also included in the price: course manual, charts, home study booklet, one written and one practical exam.

** The student must successfully pass (minimum 80%) both the written and practical exams and complete 30 case study sessions within 6 months of the last day of class in order to become a Certified Ear Reflexologist with the Reflexology Association of Canada.