Here are guidelines that could be useful for those creating NRRI Networking Groups

The role of a Network Leader:

A network leader must be a current member of the NRRI.
The Network leader must register the Network group with the Registry Office using the official form available from the Registry and provide prompt up-dates, particularly with regard to membership..

Registration of the networking group will ensure that :
- members will receive their correct CPD entitlements which will be recorded on the NRRI
data base.
- the Network group will be listed on the NRRI website and in the quarterly
journalReflexions.

The leader organises regular meetings of reflexologists' in a local area.
These local networks must be self-financing.
The leader must complete the official report form to be returned to the registry after each meeting.
The report form must be countersigned by each member in attendance.

The purpose of these local network meetings :
- To facilitate interaction between reflexologists.
- To share the benefits of exchanging reflexology treatments with each other.
- To exchange knowledge and information through discussions of case histories.
- To promote CPD through the group's activity.
- To cooperate in promoting reflexology through local activities and institutions.

>>LIST OF NRRI REGISTERED NETWORK GROUPS>>

Network Group Registration forms and Network Group report forms are available from the Registry Office on request.