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RECOMMENDED READING/BOOK LIST
Alcamo, I. Edward, Ph.D., Anatomy Coloring Working, Princeton Review, 1997
Learn anatomy of the human body while having fun by colouring drawings, from simple to more detailed.
Dougans, Inge with Ellis, Suzanne, The Art of Reflexology, Element Books Limited, England, 1992
First book published to include meridian therapies as part of reflexology. Includes history, energy principles, client care and a reflexology routine. Contains some unusual and possibly controversial information.
Eden, Donna, Energy Medicine, Penguin Putnam Inc, New York, U.S., 1998
Lots of information about healing using our own and universal energies.
Grinberg, Avi, Foot Analysis, The Foot Path to Self-Discovery, Samuel Weiser Inc. U.S., 1993
Analyses the foot in a completely unique way—rather like palmistry. This book reads like a textbook, for the dedicated practitioner only.
Hay, Louise, L., You Can Heal Your Life, Hay House Inc., 1984
Definitive book on self-healing. Has been reprinted many times and remains a basic text in many therapist’s libraries. Enjoy!
Juhan, Dean, Job’s Body, A Handbook for Bodywork, Station Hill Press, New York, 1987
Definitive book on anatomy and energy work. Not an easy read.
Mix, DPM, Godfrey, The Salon Professional’s Guide to Foot Care, Milady SalonOvations, New York, 1999
Suitable for those interested in esthetics with their Reflexology practice.
Norman, Laura, Feet First, Fireside Publications, New York, 1988
This book is easy to read, with a light-hearted presentation. Lots of information presented with enthusiasm. I do not necessarily agree with her approach, but her passion is inspirational.
Whichello Brown, Denise, Hand Reflexology, Oceana, Quantum Books, London, UK, 1999
When you are ready to move to hand reflexology, this book is excellent.
Wildwood, Chrissie, Aromatherapy, Bloomsbury Publishing, London, UK, 1996
If you are considering using a little aromatherapy within your practice you cannot do better than this book. Lots of information presented in an easy to follow format. Read the whole book, or just pick and choose.
Wills, Pauline, Reflexology Manual: An Easy-to-use Illustrated Guide to the Healing Zones of Hands & Feet, Healing Arts Press, England, 1998
Reinforces the course text includes photos and details another reflexology routine. Well laid out and easy to follow.
Wills, Pauline, The Reflexology & Colour Therapy Workbook, Element Books Limited, England, 1992
If you wish to learn more about chakras, introduce colour therapy into your life or your practice and learn more about reflexology, this is the book. Excellent information, well-presented, and good value for money.
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This list, of course, only covers a small number of books available on the market. There are many good authors not included here, which does not mean I do not recommend them. I have just listed some of my favourites that I have found useful and have recommended to many students (and some clients) over the years. Enjoy!
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