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CPD ProgrammeCongratulations to Sister Brega Whelan, MNRRI
on the publication of her book:
‘Reflexology Harmony & Health'
!!ENROLLING NOW!!
Looking for accredited training in reflexology?
If you think of reflexology at all, you probably think of feet. Traditional reflexology involves massaging or applying pressure to parts of the feet in an attempt to benefit other parts of the body or one's general health. An alternative therapy, reflexology sometimes doesn't get much respect from the mainstream medical community, but it has many faithful devotees, including plenty of people in Rowan County.
has found a new home on www.anthonylarkin.com. This newly-designed website replaces the original website published originally in 1996. The new website will allow for the list to be updated frequently.
Seasons Greetings and Best Wishes for the New Year from N.R.R.I. TEAM !!!
We are pleased to announce NRRI accreditation of AVONDALE SCHOOL OF REFLEXOLOGY! Welcome!
We are pleased to announce NRRI accreditation of THE DONEGAL INSTITUTE OF BEAUTY THERAPY & COMPLEMENTARY MEDICINE... Welcome!
Researchers at Michigan State University are finding that many women who are receiving chemotherapy while in the late stages of breast cancer are turning to a complementary therapy known as reflexology to help them cope.
According to author and reflexologist Chris Stormer, we have become too focused on the physical, rather than the emotional and spiritual aspects of disease, writes Sylvia Thompson. THE COMPLEMENTARY THERAPY sector has become more and more regulated in the past decade...
The forthcoming Local and European Elections provide us with an opportunity to press our case with our local and European election candidates for greater recognition of complementary therapies and the role that they can play in reducing the cost of our national health services in both primary care and in preventative medicine.
For those of our members who are politically motivated, we hope the following template might be of assistance in promoting the cause.
Dear Clients and Members of NRRI.
The Irish Government has increased the insurance levy from 2% to 3% from the 1st June 2009.
We had already issued out renewals for June before we were advised of the tax increase, and we will absorb the increase for the members renewing in June.
'THE ART OF FOOT READING' courses are always a good way to improve our Reflexology skills. Course presenter, Mrs Jane Sheehan (well known in Ireland and one of the Top Reflexologists worldwide) is coming back! Check out the dates and venues of Jane Sheehan's Irish Tour 2009 and enjoy this great opportunity to "Learn How Feet Reveal Emotions" while gaining CPD Credits.
Make the most of TWO THOUSAND and DIVINE! Join CHRIS STORMER-FRYER somewhere in the world, and do something wonderfull and extraordinary with your LIFE!
NEVER BEFORE has there been a better time to INVEST in YOUR mind, body and soul, so come and experience the MAGIC of one or more of CHRIS STORMER'S INCREDIBLY INNOVATIVE, EXCITING and HIGHLY INFORMATIVE presentations!
Homeopathy, acupuncture and reflexology are among a range of complementary and alternative therapies a new trial concludes should be provided on the NHS.
The major new Government-funded study found there would be a range of benefits to patients in providing access to complementary and alternative medicine, and that the treatments could even save the health service money.
Moshe Kruchik paid his third visit to the Southern part of Ireland over the weekend of Feb 7th/8th to host another very successful Maternity Reflexology course.
Participants came from as far afield as Galway, Tipperary, Wexford, Waterford as well as Kerry and Cork and
At the meeting of NRRI Trustees and School Principals in January it was agreed to improve access and choice of CPD activity in Ireland: as a part of this initiative the NRRI registry will
The Kerry School of Reflexology will be running a C.P.D. Weekend on 21st & 22nd Feb 2009 at the Institute of Technology Tralee.
Welcome aboard Aileen - New NRRI Trustee and Constitution!
At their first meeting of 2009 held on the 26th. January at the Greenhills Hotel in Limerick under the new NRRI Constitution, the NRRI Trustees marked
We have changed our name, but you don't need to change a thing.
What is Hibernian Aviva?
We're looking to the future by changing our name to Hibernian Aviva. We're already part of Aviva, one of the world's largest insurance groups with operations in 27 countries.
Best Wishes to our Trustees, School Principals and Members.
Merry Christmas and Healthy New Year 2009!
from
NRRI Team
