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2024-04-16
KERRY NETWORKING GROUP

"KERRY NETWORKING GROUP" is looking for new members!
They are meeting in O'Brennan's NS, just outside Tralee (V92AE73).

2024-04-11
CORONAL ZONE REFLEX THERAPY (2days)

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

Fascinating post-graduate reflexology workshop "CORONAL ZONE REFLEX THERAPY" with extraordinary Lee Anthony Taylor (UK) is taking place on Friday 7th + Sunday 8th JUNE 2024 in The Health Hub, Loughrea, Co. Galway.

Places are strictly limited!

More information and bookings >>here>>

 

2024-04-05
NRRI ACCREDITED PRACTITIONER's DIPLOMA 2024/2025

Are you thinking of training
to become a Professional Reflexologist?

All NRRI Reflexology Schools offer in person comprehensive training in reflexology.

Every school accredited by the NRRI has their own customised methods and specialities, but all adhere to the highest standards of training which are approved by the NRRI.

You can be assured when you train with an NRRI school you are being trained by those who have achieved the highest criteria required to deliver the best possible reflexology course to their students.

By choosing the NRRI you are choosing the very best there is.

Our Accredited Schools
are Enrolling Now
Nationwide!!!
>>LIST HERE>>

Welcome to our website
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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NRRI Research Forum

The Trustess in conjunction with the Principals of the NRRI accredited schools have established a Reflexology Research Forum.

The inaugural meeting of the NRRI Research Forum took place in Mullingar at the Bloomfield House Hotel on Sunday 30th September 2007.

The meeting adopted the following Mission Statement:


"To provide encouragement, support and guidelines for the development
of quality reflexology through the collection and sharing of research data."


  • What is reflexology research?
  • Research Methodology
  • Setting up our own data base
  • Compiling case studies series
  • Adding research modules into our schools' curriculum
  • Support through guidelines for any pilot projects
  • A look at reflexology research projects in Ireland and abroad
  • A look at funding, and handouts on websites and agencies

The lecture contents and handouts were well covered, and project guidelines were set out. The importance of uniformity of case study formats was emphasised to facilitate analysis for the collection of data. It was agreed that well written case studies would form the basis for the initial work of the forum.

RESEARCH GUIDELINES>>

Do you feel that you could get yourself involved in reflexology research?
Would like to share your case histories and/or your observation data?
If you simply wish to join
NRRI Research Forum and contribute in developing and improving Reflexology just print the form below:

>>NRRI Research Forum 2009 Extract Form>>

and/or contact
NRRI REGISTRY

!!!CPD CREDITS for ACTIVITY in REFLEXOLOGY RESEARCH:
TO ENCOURAGE OUR MEMBERS TO SUBMIT THEIR CAS STUDIES FOR NRRI RESEARCH FORUM, REGISTRY TRUSTEES DECIDED TO REWARD ACTIVE 'RESEARCHERS' WITH NRRI CPD CREDITS:
A. SUBMISSION OF ‘NRRI EXTRACT FORM' = 25 NRRI CPD CREDITS (approved and confirmed by NRRI)
B. PARTICIPATING IN ‘NRRI RESEARCH FORUM' MEETING = 25 NRRI CPD CREDITS
C. OTHER ‘ACTIVITY' = 25-100 NRRI CPD CREDITS (assessed by NRRI Registry)

 

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