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CMTO Approved CEU Courses

CMTO Approved CEU Courses:

877-206-7726 2 Anatomy and Physiology for the Holistic Practitioner 55 A Anatomy
877-206-7726 2 Reflexology Teacher Training 15 A Reflexology
877-206-7726 2 Crystal Reflexology 2.75 A Reflexology
877-206-7726 2 Reflexology Refresher Days (currently not available at Jan 2014) 4 A Reflexology
877-206-7726 2 Introduction to Reflexology for RMTs Workshop (currently not available at Jan 2014) 4 A Reflexology
877-206-7726 2 Introduction to Foot Reflexology (currently not available at Jan 2014) 1.5 A Reflexology
877-206-7726 2 Holistic Foot Reflexology  ORHolistic Foot Reflexology Ottawa 100 A Reflexology
877-206-7726 2 First Degree Reiki Certification 3.75 B Reiki
877-206-7726 2 Master/Teacher Reiki 3.75 B Reiki
877-206-7726 2 Advanced Tibetan Reiki Training 3.75 B Reiki

 The above are CMTO approved CEU courses

CMTO is the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario. All members of CMTO are required to complete Continuing Education Units (CEUs) to maintain their registration.

CMTO approved CEU courses are required to fulfill this. The School of Complementary Therapies has been a proud supplier of approved CEU courses to Registered Massage Therapists (RMTs) in Ontario for over ten years.

Summertime Blues Be Gone – How Natural Health Helps Healing (part one)

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Summertime is finally here in the Northern Hemisphere. Hooray!

But as we strip down more and get out to enjoy a healthy dose of free Vitamin D, we run into a few problems and glitches that make give us a dose of the Summertime Blues.

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Jacqueline to the rescue. (So, yeah, I’ve a Wonder Woman archetype…don’t we all?) No golden lariat and I promise to keep my knickers under my clothes. But what I do have is a multi-parter Blog Post with lots of juicy tips and tidbits to alleviate those Summertime Blues.

So, let’s get going.

Number one ickyness each summer for me, is the dreaded battle with bugs. So, let’s start with…

Stings and Bites

During summer months it’s so easy to find yourself (or someone around you) on the losing end of an encounter with a bee or wasp. Ugh!

Witch hazel rocks!

Instead of reaching for some expensive and toxic over-the counter-medication, try using witch hazel (Hamamelis virginiana) to ease discomfort and heal the wound. Witch hazel is a liquid distillation of the leaves, bark and twigs of the tree Hamamelis virginiana which may be found on most drugstore shelves in the areas near to rubbing alcohol and hydrogen peroxide.

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Cheap, cheerful and effective. I like Thayers brand myself, and my current fave includes rose petal water for hydration. But the lemon is also a close runner-up. (Link to buy below.)

To treat stings and irritation, douse a cotton pad with witch hazel and apply to the affected area. You can’t overdose, so just go for it.

This treatment isn’t just for insect bites, but also helps sun and wind burn. And you may also use in the same way to disinfect minor cuts and abrasions.

Important to know: Witch hazel has no drug interactions and may be used safely by both children and adults.

(And, if you tend towards skin a little on the greasy side, it makes a fab astringent. Yes, so gentle you can use on your fabulous face!)

Next, not so much me, but hubby suffers from:

Seasonal Allergies

When sneezing, snuffles and itchy eyes become part of day-to-day life through summer months, you may have summertime allergies. (You can always get tested by your Doc or Naturopath, but let’s face it…most of us know when we have them!)

Think about adding the following herbs/supplements/foods to your diet, and then you can see if they have any beneficial effects on your allergy symptoms:

Let’s start with tea.

(Yeah, I know, I’m soooo predictable, but really, try it.) Singing nettles and butterbur make a fab combo for allergy relief.

Get a mason jar, fill it with the fresh herbs and pour boiling water over. (Or buy tea bags or dried herbs from the local nutrition shop of on-line.) Make it strong and drink a couple of cups each day.

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Why? Both herbs are reputed to perform as well as antihistamines, without the drowsiness or constipation of meds. Gotta be worth a go.

(And if you don’t like the green taste, add some honey or fruit or fizzy water, or any combo to make it taste good to you. Me? I like a little honey in mine.)

There’s a link below for a good quality tincture for you if the thought of tea makes you queasy!

No more Moo.

Eliminate dairy from your diet to avoid summertime immune-system irritation. I know, that’s a hard one, but there are some coconut, soy and rice substitutes for ice-cream that are really yummy! Even though I don’t have the allergies, I enjoy some of the coconut ice-creams so much, I buy them just for a treat.

Check out the local supermarket for cheese alternates. I know it sucks to not have cheese on those summer hamburgers, but the alternates are now really good. (Remind me to tell you about the hemp cheese I tried back in the 80s…nasty!)

What about tea? Yes, I take milk in my tea. But 1) you could go without and pop a slice of lemon into the tea instead or 2) use one of the substitutes. My friend Cindy always has coconut milk in her Bramble Cottage tea and she loves it!

(You can get your Bramble Cottage tea here, btw. Just click.)

Omega-3

Increase your intake of omega-3 fatty acids to calm inflammation and boost immune resistance. Eat more wild Alaskan salmon, freshly ground flaxseeds or fish oil supplements.

Berry Good

Eat plenty of antioxidant-rich fruits such as berries and cherries to help modify the body’s inflammatory response.

Isn’t it wonderful how Mother Nature supplies antidotes at just the right time. Berries and cherries are in season in summertime. Berries and cherries alleviate inflammation and boost Vitamin C. Eat lots.

Unclog those Sinuses

You may also want to try nasal douching. Use a neti pot (or bottle) with a warm saline solution. Follow the instructions on the box the neti-pot arrives in. (I just use premeasured salt. I like things nice and easy. And talking nice and easy, scroll down for a link to get yourself a nice neti pot.)

And, of course, drink plenty of water to both keep nasal passages hydrated, and to flush toxins out your body.

Not ‘fessing up, but some people do like a little drinky-poo in the summertime.

Summertime Partying

Sometimes summertime means more alcohol than our body is used to: beers at the barbecue, coolers at the cottage, exotic cocktails when we travel.

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If you are more frequently using alcohol, I suggest you take milk thistle (Silybum marianum) regularly. It is available in capsules, but I believe you get more from using a tincture. Purchase from a reputable health food store or on-line from a recommended company. Follow the instructions on the label.

Milk thistle for liver health comes from the European folk medicine tradition. It is said to enhance the metabolism of liver cells and help protect them from toxic injury.

(Milk thistle may also help those with chronic hepatitis, abnormal liver function, and those using pharmaceutical drugs that are hard on the liver, including cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy).

BTW: This herb is considered non-toxic, so as long as you aren’t sensitive to it, you can stay on it indefinitely.

(However, if your alcohol consumption does not reduce at the end of summertime or you perceive it to be affecting your quality of life please call me at 206.883-3842 for an appointment. We’ll assess your health and get you on a personalized wellness program asap.)

 

I’ll have some more ideas for you next time, but in the meantime, if there are other issues you would care to discuss or you require a more in-depth consultation, please contact me.

Stay fabulous,

Jacqueline Fairbrass | Stay Fabulous | Feeling Absolutely Fabulous | Bramble Cottage | School of Complementary Therapies | SchoolofCT




May 2012 You Can Heal Your Life

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This month we are doing sharing something a little different with you. One of our School of Complementary Therapies’ students has given permission to share her book report. The book report was part of the Anatomy & Physiology course. All students who complete A&P, Reflexology Instructor Training and the Certified Natural Health Practitioner training are required to read the book You Can Heal Your Life by Louise L. Hay. This book is a classic in the holistic health and wellness field and I encourage you to pick up a copy and read it.

‘In her book Ms. Hay focuses on changing thought patterns to improve your health and life over all. She teaches manifestation through positive thought. This book helps it’s readers to recognize and acknowledge current thought patterns that are acting in ways opposite to that which we truly want to feel and bring into our lives. Louise Hay also goes into detail on the specific thought pattern that lies under physical ailments, including a chart to break it all down (which is from her book Heal Your Body). As part of this chart she includes the thought(s) that can be used to break the current pattern.

I have to admit that I had a lot of trouble (resistance) reading this book, which I did find surprising as I am a firm believer in active manifestation. But through this I got the chance, with the help of this book, to really look at where I had been straying from my path of manifesting. I was forced to be present in my thoughts, which can be very uncomfortable. As I carried on with the book I did eventually come to a place of gratitude with the awareness Ms. Hay’s book brought to me. This experience reminded me that lessons come when we need them, not always (or rarely) when we want them.

In the past, I have read other books on the Law of Attraction and active manifestation. So, I admit I thought this book would be a ‘walk in the park’ for me as the others had sparked a connection with me. It wasn’t. The tone the book was written in did not resonate with me. I felt as though I was a little girl being lectured, which riled up the rebel in me. But once I finally finished the book I realized that this was a very effective technique. I wanted to “show” the book itself that I could indeed change my thought patterns. This book would not beat me, I would finish it and I would benefit from it.

I did really enjoy the personal connection to herself that Louise Hay brings into the book. Through parts of the book it was this connection that kept me going. Through her stories of her journey I was inspired to bring these changes into my life everyday. Finishing the book with her personal story was a good way to end. I felt it took away the sensation of “who are you to tell me these things”. It brought proof to her book if any reader should need it.

I am grateful that I read this book, as hard as it was for me to get through. I have learned, and am continuing to learn, from it. It has helped me to keep the awareness of my thoughts present. I feel I am back on my path of active manifestation.

Submitted by a student. Received and shared with permission and gratitude.

August 2011

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This month Jacqueline Fairbrass gives some great Summertime Aromatherapy and Tips

Stings and Bites

During the summer months it can be easy to find yourself or someone around you on the losing end of an encounter with a bee or wasp. Try using witch hazel (Hamamelis virginiana) to ease the discomfort and heal the wound. Witch hazel is a liquid distillation of the leaves, bark and twigs of the tree Hamamelis virginiana which may be found on most drugstore shelves in the areas near to rubbing alcohol and hydrogen peroxide.

To treat stings and irritation, douse a cotton pad with witch hazel and apply to the affected area. This treatment is also good for insect bites, sun and wind burn and may also be used in the same manner to disinfect minor cuts and abrasions. Witch hazel has no drug interactions and may be used safely by both children and adults.

Seasonal Allergies

If sneezing and itchy eyes have become part of your day-to-day life through out the summer months you may have allergies. The following herbs may be added to your diet and you can see if they have any beneficial effects on your allergy symptoms:

  • Try making a strong tea with stinging nettles and butterbur and drinking it daily. Both herbs are reputed to perform as well as antihistamines, without the drowsiness.
  • Eliminate dairy from your diet to avoid immune-system irritation. I know, that’s a hard one, but there are some soy and rice substitutes for ice-cream that are really yummy!
  • Increase your intake of omega-3 fatty acids, for example wild Alaskan salmon, freshly ground flaxseeds or fish oil supplements.
  • Eat plenty of antioxidant-rich fruits such as berries and cherries to help modify the body’s inflammatory response.
  • You may also want to try nasal douching with a warm saline solution (purchase a neti bottle from your health food store) and drink plenty of water to keep nasal passages hydrated and to flush out your system.

Partying

Sometimes during the summer we drink more alcohol than our body is used to: beers at the barbecue, coolers at the cottage, exotic cocktails when we travel. If you are more frequently using alcohol I suggest you take milk thistle (Silybum marianum) regularly. It is available in capsules, but I believe you get more from using a tincture. Purchase from a reputable health food store and follow the instructions on the label. The use of this herb for liver health comes from the European folk medicine tradition. It is said to enhance the metabolism of liver cells and help protect them from toxic injury. (Milk thistle may also help those with chronic hepatitis, abnormal liver function, and those using pharmaceutical drugs that are hard on the liver, including cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy). This herb is considered non-toxic and you can stay on it indefinitely.

However, if your alcohol consumption does not reduce at the end of the summer or you perceive it to be affecting your quality of life please call me at 206.201.2764 for an appointment. We’ll assess your health and get you on a personalized wellness Program asap.

Babies and Young Children in the Heat

  • Diaper or Nappy Rash Mix 1 drop each of lavender and Roman chamomile essential oils to 20 ml of calendula oil and apply to baby at every change until completely healed. (Also, be sure to take special care to wash and dry baby well after each nappy or diaper change. Be especially careful of using powders with mineral oils as they clog the skin. Avoid plastic pants and disposable diapers or nappies as they discourage the circulation of air around the baby’s body, while retaining body heat and moisture.)
  • Heat Rash Bathe baby in a bath in which 2 drops of lavender essential oil has been added to one litre of cooled chamomile tea.
  • Insect Bite and Burns Use 1 drop of lavender essential oil in 1 teaspoon of bicarbonate of soda and mix into a paste with a little cold water. Apply as often as necessary.

Essential oil blends may be purchased from the School of Complementary Therapies or specific blends may be made for your personal needs. Contact us with your requirements.

Of course, I have only covered a few things that can benefit from herbs and aromatherapy in the summer time. If there are other issues you would care to discuss or that require a more in-depth consultation,please contact me.

Water Fluoridation

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An Article by Joyce Fleming, RRPr SCT Student and Graduate

Health Units and dental associations diligently promote implementing natural fluoride to reduce tooth decay. But all is not what it appears according to sewer and water treatment plant employees in my city. The labels on containers used to fluoridate read “Hydrofluorocilicic Acid” and there is nothing remotely natural about this chemical. The employees had fluoridation of the water here stopped because they believe the chemical is so caustic it was eating through the pipes. This then was allowing lead to leach into the drinking water.
So, exactly where does hydrofluoricilicic acid actually come from? My research indicates that the chemical is shipped from phosphate fertilizer industries as a waste by-product. Environmental standards prohibit disposing it into the air or water systems and years ago pharmaceutical companies made deals to purchase and add it to dental products such as toothpaste, mouthwash as well as a variety of products such as anesthetics, fertilizers, rat poison and the list goes on. Also it was believed to help reduce tooth decay by adding it to our drinking water. This lucrative exchange has made these companies a lot of money.
Labels on toothpaste, mouthwash or denture products inform us of the dangers associated by swallowing the product so I believe that adding it to our tap water is contradictive.  Simply put, a small pea size amount of toothpaste on a toothbrush is the same amount of fluoride in an eight ounce glass of fluoridated water.
I further am convinced that hydrofluorsilicic acid has an accumulative effect on our bones and organs because our body is unable to fully eliminate it no matter how small the dose. Studies reveal a startling association with its use and disease. Reverse-osmosis, activated alumina systems, or a water distillation system is capable of removing it from your water supply, but it is expensive.
The bottom line is that ingesting this carcinogen into our bodies is not a viable solution to improving our dental health coupled with the fact that the health units are not being honest when they imply that it is natural fluoride they are promoting for water fluoridation. Safer ways to reduce tooth decay are to consume a healthy diet restricting sugars, flossing and brushing our teeth after eating and visiting the dentist on a regular basis.
Our team successfully lobbied our concerns in Dryden Ontario, March of 2008 to remove fluoride from our drinking water. For more information on this issue visit the website, “The Fluoride Action Network” whose spokesperson is Dr. Paul Connett, PhD for verifications and informative videos. They also have a professional statement petition with close to two thousand signatures from doctors, dentists and other health professionals from all over the world which will be presented to the United States congressional hearing. Joyce Fleming, RRPr

Reiki Master/Teacher

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Master/Teacher (Apprenticeship program)

Reiki Master/Teacher training is an apprenticeship program. You study with Jacqueline Fairbrass, Reiki Master or Adrian McKeague, Reiki Master both in the classroom setting and individually. You are guided in developing your own teaching manuals, study Reiki in traditional and non-traditional settings, attend co-teaching classes and groups, and work with clients with supervision.

You are attuned to the Reiki Master Healing symbol, instructed in how to use all symbols as a Reiki Master. We together explore ethics and morals in the classroom. You learn to use crystals with Reiki, the Reiki Grid, other spiritual symbols and how to communicate with your Reiki guides. This is a course of self-exploration and growth as you deepen your connection to the Reiki healing energies and at the end you are qualified to teach all levels of Reiki, practice at a highly advanced level and become a guide and mentor for others.

Bonus training includes being able to teach, attune and use the non-traditional Tibetan Reiki symbols.

Jacqueline offers this training on-line, utilizing Skype, phone calls, teleconferencing and emails. Adrian teaches in the classroom in the Ottawa Valley, Ontario, Canada.

This program is for the serious Reiki student only. References are available from past students.

Reiki Master/Teacher

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Advanced Tibetan Reiki Training

Reiki Advanced Training

Available In Class Only~Contact SCT for Instructor availability in your area~Check our Calendar for regularly scheduled class time.

In this one day 7 hour classroom course, individuals work with increased energy, bringing in the power of the Usui Master Symbol, as well as other Tibetan non-traditional symbols. You will be trained in Reiki Psychic Surgery and how to give Healing Attunements, increasing your Reiki Healing exponentially. The course ends with a beautiful, spiritual guided visualization to meet your Reiki Guide.

Includes:

  • School of Complementary Therapies SM Advanced Tibetan Reiki Training Manual with
  • detailed descriptions of all symbols
  • detailed diagrams of the healing symbols
  • notes to use the healing symbols
  • bonus materials
  • demonstation of symbols
  • group use of symbols
  • attunement to the Usui Master Symbol
  • attunement to four Tibetan Reiki Healing symbols
  • training in Reiki Psychic Surgery
  • training in how to give healing attunements
  • instruction in how to increase your Reiki healing chanels to more power
  • guided visualization to meet your Reiki Guide

For many students this course completes the Reiki circle of learning.

Advanced Tibetan Reiki Training

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Second Degree Reiki

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Ready to take your Reiki to the next level?

Then Second Degree Reiki Training with the School of Complementary Therapies is the way to go…

Second Degree Reiki Training is the Practitioner Level. For those who want to work with Reiki as well as upgrading your own Reiki knowledge. This class takes you to the next level of Reiki training.

If you are serious in your Reiki practice, this is the next step.

Learn to use Reiki to enhance your meditation and deepen your connection with the divine.

Learn the powerful symbols of the Second Degree and how to use them to manifest healing and happiness for yourself and others.

Become a powerful healer and begin to step into your power and purpose.

Second Degree Reiki Training includes:

One full day of hands-on training in the classroom with 7 hours of professional instruction.

  • detailed instruction manual written by Reiki Master Jacqueline Fairbrass, complete with all instructions, information from the class teaching, diagrams and Reiki images
  • a fabulous spiritual experience
  • hands-on training and working with the three symbols of Second Degree Reiki
  • attunement to the powerful symbols of Second Degree Reiki to enhance your healings
  • detailed knowledge and attunement to the Power Symbol to increase Reiki energy
  • detailed knowledge and attunement to the Mental and Emotional Healing Symbol to bring Reiki healing energy to your own mind and emotions and bring harmony and peace to others
  • detailed knowledge and attunement to the Distant/Absent Healing Symbol to allow you to connect with others at a distance, including planetary healing, healing past lives, healing childhood trauma
  • further instruction in how to use Reiki in your everyday life
  • further instruction in how to treat yourself and others with Second Degree Reiki energy, both the traditional uses and newer information and techniques
  • experience Reiki meditation
  • experience group Reiki healing
  • develop your intuition and sixth sense
  • introduction to working with Color as a healing energy
  • sharing time to explore your body, mind, emotions and spirit
  • learning in a peaceful, ambient setting where you will be attuned to the Second Degree Reiki energy and the Second Degree Reiki symbols
  • a beautiful certificate indicating that you have trained in Second Degree Reiki and are recognized as a Reiki Practitioner

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Second Degree Reiki

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Learn Second Degree Reiki in Ottawa, ON with Reiki Master Adrian McKeague

Learn Second Degree Reiki in Snoqualmie Valley, WA with SCT Founder and Reiki Master Jacqueline Fairbrass

First Degree Reiki

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Want to take more control of your own health and wellness?

Then Reiki is the fabulous way to go.

At SCT we offer Reiki In Class Only

Why? Because you need to experience the hands-on aspects of this healing art to believe it! Yes, truly. Once you have experienced the Reiki energy flowing through your own hands, and had the joy of someone sharing it, you will never be the same again. In the best way possible.

This class introduces Reiki as a therapy first and foremost for your own healing. And a bonus is the introduction of how to use this fabulous healing art on others.

One full day of hands-on training in the classroom includes 7 hours of instruction. You learn the history of Reiki and the principals it is based on.

First Degree Reiki Certification includes

  • detailed instruction manual written by Reiki Master Jacqueline Fairbrass, complete with all instructions, information from the class teaching, diagrams and Reiki images
  • a fabulous spiritual experience
  • learn the hand-positions for self-treatment
  • learn how to give a mini-treatment you can use anywhere, anytime
  • learn how to and experience a complete treatment and hand-positions for working on others
  • introduction to chakras, anatomy and physiology and ailments that can be treated using Reiki
  • history of Reiki
  • your own Reiki lineage
  • how to use Reiki for First Aid
  • how to balance chakras using Reiki
  • how to use Reiki in your everyday life
  • experience Reiki meditation
  • develop your intuition and sixth sense
  • sharing time to explore your body, mind, emotions and spirit
  • learning in a peaceful, ambient setting where you will be attuned to the Reiki energy, taught how to treat yourself and share with others
  • a beautiful certificate indicating that you are trained in First Degree Reiki

Everyone should learn First Degree Reiki! It is simple to give and receive, and enhances your awareness of connection to body, mind, spirit and emotions. Even children take this course.

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CMOT recognized for CEU’s in Ontario, Canada

This Course is recognized and approved by CMTO for Continuing Education Units

Learn First Degree Reiki in Ottawa, ON with Reiki Master Adrian McKeague

Learn First Degree Reiki in Snoqualmie Valley, WA with SCT Founder and Reiki Master Jacqueline Fairbrass

Registered Reflexology Teacher Training

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Love Reflexology? Wondering how you can share your love?

Teaching Reflexology is a fabulous way to share your passion and enthusiasm for this Holistic Healing Art.

Foot Reflexology is simple, easy to teach and doesn’t cost a small fortune.

More people than ever are wanting to get into Holistic Healing and are waiting for you to help them…

Do you have what it takes to make a great teacher?

Reflexology Teacher Training School of Complementary Therapies

Teaching adult learners requires both excellent communication skills and being able to plan. SCT will show you how you can excel.

At SCT we know that children do not fit into a cookie cutter teaching mold and adults are even more eclectic in their learning styles.

Many theories on learning and personality styles have emerged over the past few decades, all in the attempt to address the learning needs of adults. SCT stays on top and educates our Teachers.

We’ll show you how to become a Great Teacher

We’ll take your natural skills and show you how to use them to:

  • communicate clearly
  • be enthusiastic
  • be well-prepared
  • manage your class effectively
  • be fair and consistent in grading and feedback
  • encourage students to solve their own problems and make decisions by applying the course information
  • and, most importantly, demonstrate sincere care for their students’ overall well-being
  • certification in a Foot Reflexology Program with a minimum of 90 hours of study
  • minimum of 2 years practice as a Foot Reflexologist
  • basic training in Energy Medicine, includes Reiki, Chi Gong, etc. or demonstrate understanding at interview
  • interview required for acceptance to this program: This is to ascertain interest, skills, and to facilitate a good match with SCT
  • Demonstrate proficiency in Anatomy & Physiology by certification, interview or taking the SCT Anatomy & Physiology course
  • you are required to submit your Reflexology and CAM resume to SCT Founder, Jacqueline Fairbrass

What you get…

  • You’ll receive personalized attention from a personal instructor, who also happens to be a world-class reflexologist.Jacqueline Fairbrass, SCT founder and the woman behind the Fairbrass Method of Reflexology, will answer any questions you might have.Since 1993, she’s trained hundreds of individuals from all over the world to become accomplished foot reflexologists.
  • 10+ hours of one-on-one training delivered by world-class reflexology teacher Jacqueline Fairbrass, SCT founder and creator of the Fairbrass Method of Reflexology. 
  • A 250+ page manual, filled with beautiful illustrations, diagrams and easy-to-understand instructions.
  • An MP3 audio of the entire holistic foot-reflexology routine in real time.
  • An evaluation of your reflexology practice.
  • Business form templates for client health histories, appointments, and more.
  • Business and marketing advice for newbie reflexologists and therapists.
  • Written and practical examinations (at no extra cost).
  • Certificate awarded by the School of Complementary Therapies upon successful completion of the course.
  • Professional recognition.*
  • (If you trained with SCT this may be waived, subject to interview)
  • 30 hours in-class shadowing with an accredited SCT instructor. Additional class time will be made available to complete your training, when deemed necessary. This may be waived subject to interview.
  • Development of individual lesson plans. After classroom training, you are required to submit your own lesson plans to SCT for review, ie. you are not expected to teach exactly the same format as your Instructor. You teach the materials as supplied and your own skills are encouraged and your own personal style honored…yes, we encourage you to draw on your own skills!
  • NO COOKIE CUTTER TRAINING HERE!
  • You are required to adhere to SCT’s Policies and Procedures, Code of Ethics, and Mission Statement
  • Certification and Acceptance as an Instructor requires on-going testing and instruction via EMAIL, SKYPE OR GOOGLE HANGOUT
  • The Reflexology Instructor Training requires completion of a reading list and written exercises regarding business, ethics, etc
  • Successful completion of Reflexology Instructor Training leads to Certification by SCT and a position as an SCT Reflexology Instructor , Independent Contractor
  • Your bio and photo are added to the website when you become part of Team SCT
  • SCT marketing includes web advertising and lots of social media ads
  • And we’ll send out a New Teacher announcement to all SCT’s followers and friends
  • You are invited to attend Trade Show events etc.
  • You are offered teaching opportunities as they arise in the community
  • You will be informed and updated on Reflexology as a career including legislation and licensing issues to the best of our ability, however you are required to be up-to-date on legislation in your own area
  • Certification by the Board of SCT as an Holistic Foot Reflexology Instructor
  • A contract for two years with SCT with provision to renew
  • Included with the Holistic Foot Reflexology Training, Introduction to Reflexology for RMT’s and Introduction to Reflexology, you begin by being able to offer three courses
  • You become a member of Team SCT and can use our fabulous logo on your marketing

What you do…

  • Continue in practice and self-education, as part of our professional approach
  • Promote your courses (SCT will help with referrals, etc.)

Stay in touch with Jacqueline Fairbrass and become a Team SCT Member

Please note: SCT supplies each instructor with a downloadable PDF so they may produce manuals for students. All course materials are copyright SCT.

A Teaching Contract is signed when you are ready to be included on the website. You are required to abide by the contract, as well as the code of ethics and policies and procedures outlined on the website. SCT offers on-going support and assistance. You are part of the SCT Team.

BONUS! Sign-up today and receive the School of Complementary Therapies Workbook Study Guide: includes anatomical and physiological training, fun learning tools and handy health tips.

Got what it takes? Then Register NOW…

Fee for SCT Graduates: $1,895

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Still not sure? Wondering if you will be accepted? Then drop Jacqueline a line by email and get exploring.

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This course is CMOT recognized for CEU’s

*RRPr (Registered Reflexology Practitioner) is a federally registered certification mark valid throughout Canada. An RRPr designation demonstrates that an individual has trained to defined standards for the profession of reflexology, as established by a governing board and recognized by the federal government of Canada.

SCT is a founding member of the registering body, maintaining registration and continuing to play an active role in promoting reflexology in Canada. The SCT is recognized for professional membership: Reflexology Registration Council of Ontario (member federal designation RRPr) and the Reflexology Association of America as well as many other Reflexology Registration bodies.

*You are responsible to check your local licensing requirements.

Welcome To The School Of Complementary Therapies

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Hi, I’m Jacqueline Fairbrass—licensed Hypnotherapist, holistic wellness therapist, vivacious health coach, and founder of the School of Complementary Therapies.