International Academy of Reflexology and Meridian Therapy
International Academy of Reflexology and Meridian Therapy is the first international academy of Reflexology incorporating Chinese Meridian theories and philosophies. Incorporating these theories and philosophies, and uniting Western and Eastern insight into the Meridians and the Five Elements has given IARAMT a high reputation worldwide for its special approach. Distance learning is offered to its students. Graduates will be able to pursue a career in the Therapeutic Reflexology field.
Course:
- Diploma in Therapeutic Reflexology
Fees:
Consult the website for information regarding fees.
Applications:
Consult the website for information regarding the application process.
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