Reflexology Practitioner Certification (RPC) 
RPC Level 1   Principles & Techniques   7CEs                                                     
This course includes four hours on reflexology theory, history, zone therapy, meridians, map of reflexes and foot and hand structure. Four hours of hands-on to learn reflexology grip and techniques. One hour on business ethics and standards. Twenty hours of unsupervised documented practical sessions and three hours of homework. 
  
RPC Level 2   Reflexology and Aromatherapy    
7CEs           
This course includes four hours of reflexology theory, history, zones, meridians, relaxation response, and body systems related to reflexology. Introduction to aromatherapy, its benefits, safety guidelines and practical applications will be discussed. Four hours of practical sessions including the application of essential oils on reflex points. One hour on business standards, local/state laws and ordinances pertaining to the practice of reflexology. Three hours of homework. 
  
RPC Level 3   Reflexology & Acupressure      
7 CEs This course includes four hours of body systems as related to reflexology, leg and foot structure, hands-on palpations, and map of reflexes as they are anatomically reflected on the feet. Practical use of acupressure is discussed. Practical sessions performed. One hour of business standards and ethics pertaining to the practice of reflexology. Three hours of homework. 
  
RPC Level 4 Reflexology Clinical                
7 CEs               
Required for Certification with the *ANHA 
This fully hands-on two day class is to satisfy the requirements of six documented practical sessions required by *ANHA for certification. The student may schedule 3 clients for each day. The student may invite friends and/or family to be their client or the institute can schedule the clients for the class. 
 
  
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Qualify and test for the American Reflexology Certification Board, the highest standard of credentials in reflexology recognized through out the United States. 
  
The American Reflexology Certification Board is a non-profit corporation, an independent testing agency whose primary purpose is to certify the competency of those Reflexologist who practice on a professional level and wish to be recognized as meeting national standards. Certification by ARCB distinguishes the professional; setting apart and bringing credibility to the practitioner committed to excellence. 
  
  
To Qualify for ARCB certification the following must be completed. 
ARCB Reflexology Requirements 
Homework is no longer counted as part of the 110 hours required to qualify to sit for the ARCB certification exam. 
New curriculum for ARCB qualification. 
Holistic Health Care Level 1 
Anatomy/Physiology and Medical Terminology                           8 hrs 
Holistic Health Care Level 2 
Pathology and Detoxification                                                    8 hrs 
Reflexology Level 1 
History, Principles, Benefits and Techniques                               8 hrs 
Written research paper on contraindications 
of reflexology or studies on benefits of reflexology. 
(Independent study)                                                               21 hrs 
Reflexology Level 2 - Techniques and Aromatherapy                    8 hrs 
Written business plan. (Independent Study)                             16 hrs 
Reflexology Level 3 
Techniques and Hot Stones                                                       8 hrs 
Reflexology Level 4 
Clinical and final practical exam for ANHA certification                8 hrs 
Requires a written case study on five sessions 
on five individuals.(Independent Study)                                   25 hrs 
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                                               Total hours                            110 hours 
  
  
Independent Study must be completed to meet ARCB requirements. 
  
ANHA certification does not require the independent study hours. 
 
  
The Washington Institute teaches continuing education classes and a certificate program in Holistic Health in Maryland.  
 The Maryland Higher Education Commission (MHEC) has reviewed the Washington Institute's classes and has determined that the Washington Institute of Natural Medicine can teach classes in Maryland.  
   
Approved for continuing education through the 
American Alternative Medical Association 
   
Accredited by the 
American Association of Drugless Practitioners  
  
  
Instructor's Credentials 
  
Jen Martinez-Bentley has 18 years of teaching experience. 
Doctor of Naturopathy                       September 1999          
 Nova International 
Doctor of Integrative Homeopathy    December 2007           
 National University of Therapeutics 
  
Currently teaching at: 
Centura College in Chesapeake,VA              weekdays 
Washington Institute of Natural Medicine     weekends only 
  
Qualified to teach the following courses: 
Anatomy & Physiology 
 
Aromatherapy 
 
Business and Ethics for Bodyworkers 
 
Chair Massage 
 
Deep Tissue Massage 
 
Herbal Medicine 
 
Holistic Medicine 
 
Holistic Nutrition 
 
Kinesiology 
 
Lymphatic Massage 
 
Meditation / Visualization 
 
Myofascial Therapy 
 
Myology 
 
Pregnancy Massage 
 
Reflexology 
 
Reiki and Chakra Balancing 
 
Shiatsu/Acupressure 
 
Spa Modalities including hydrotherapy 
 
Sports Massage 
 
Swedish Massage 
 
Traditional Chinese Medicine 
 
 
Student review - "Dr. Jen did a fantastic job she is a wise, intuitive healer with a vast knowledge of aromatherapy.  What a wonderful experience!" Melisa M. Miner 
 
Call to register: (202) 686-8202, (202) 237-7681, (301) 538-9540  
  
   
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