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2023-03-17
Happy St. Patrick's Day!!

Wishing All Our Members & Friends HAPPY ST. PATRICK'S Weekend!

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 Slainte! :-)

2023-03-14
REFLEXOLOGY for STRESS (2-day Hands-on CPD Course)

Don't Miss the Chance to Train with the Best!

"REFLEXOLOGY for STRESS" is taking place in Loughrea, Co. Galway on 13th+14th May 2023.

This is a unique opportunity to learn from amazing HAGAR BASIS (Reflexology Academy, UK) in Ireland.

Her hands-on practical workshop will teach a specific bi-manual integrated approach to working the reflexes, enhancing your reflexology practice through experiential learning.

More info and bookings: >>HERE>>

 

2023-03-13
NEW CPD Courses Added!

Dear Members and Fellow Reflexologists!

Please check our CPD Courses
listing as we have just added new
FANTASTIC courses.

CPD LIST >>HERE>>

We will be adding more soon
so check it regularly. ;-)

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NRRI was established in 1998 as a registered non-profit making professional body to regulate the practice of reflexology in Ireland as a complementary therapy, through qualified registered members and affiliated schools.
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National Register of Reflexologists (Ireland) Complaints Policy is to guarantee that each complaint by them or against them will be conducted in fairly manner and without prejudice.


COMPLAINT AGAINST MEMBER:

1. Every formal complaint against one of the Members of the NRRI must be submitted in writing to the Registrar.
2. Registrar will forward the complaint to the Advisory Council for review.
3. The Advisory Council will discuss the issue, process pertinent investigation and/or mediation and will decide further action:
4. Case dismissed/Problem solved/no further action required
5. Official Warning to the Member
6. Termination of Membership

COMPLAINT AGAINST SCHOOL:
1. Every formal complaint against one of the NRRI Accredited School must be submitted in writing to the Registrar.
2. Registrar will forward the complaint to the Advisory Council for review.
3. ADvisory Council will discuss the issue, process pertinent investigation and/or mediation and will decide further action:
4. Case dismissed/Problem solved/no further action required
5. Official Warning to the School
6. Termination of School Accreditation

COMPLAINT AGAINST NRRI:
1. Every formal complaint against the NRRI Registry must be submitted in writing to the Registrar.
2. Registrar will forward the complaint to the Advisory Council for review.
3. Advisory Council will discuss the issue, process pertinent investigation and/or mediation and will decide further action:
4. Case dismissed/Problem solved/
5. Case forwarded to the Board of Directors for opinion and judgement.

Any proposed addition, deletion, or amendment to this Complaint Policy will be considered by the N.R.R.I. Advisory Council whose final decision will be notified to members.


Revised, May 2021

 

 

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