Professional Members

To qualify as a Professional, members must have a minimum of 300 hours of reflexology training, 60% of which must have been taken in a live classroom setting. The Reflexology Association of America encourages, but does not require, professional members to acquire national certification which in the United States is provided by the American Reflexology Certification Board (ARCB). Those members who currently hold a national board certification are acknowledged in the Directory.

Practitioner Members

To qualify as a Practitioner, members must have a minimum of 200 hours of reflexology training, 60% of which must have been taken in a live classroom setting. The Reflexology Association of America encourages, but does not require, Practitioner members to acquire national certification which in the United States is provided by the American Reflexology Certification Board (ARCB). Those members who currently hold a national board certification are acknowledged in the Directory.

How to Search the Directory

• US and Canadian addresses use a two-letter postal code for the State/Province (CA instead of California,  BC instead of British Columbia, etc.). Use those postal codes instead of the full name.
• The Business fields include Individual Business Names, names of Reflexology Schools, and names of State Reflexology Associations.
• The American Reflexology Certification Board (ARCB) is the certifying body for US-based reflexologists.
  

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