Professional Members

Professional Membership Levels:.

1. Advanced Reflexology Practitioner: Open to any person or school who can show education and experience in the profession of reflexology.
   • 300+ hours of documented reflexology training, of which 60% or 180 hours must be in a live classroom setting, in-person with an instructor.
2. Reflexology Practitioner:
   • 200+ hours of documented reflexology training, of which 60% or 120 hours must be in a live classroom setting, in-person with an instructor.
   • or is certified with the American Reflexology Certification Board (ARCB).
   • or graduation from a program facilitated by a National Council for Reflexology Educators (NCRE) accredited educator.
3. Retired Reflexologist: Past RAA Advanced Reflexology Practitioner or Reflexology Practitioner member.
4. Reflexology School:
   • The school's owner must also be a professional member of RAA.
   • Note: Schools do not vote or hold office, but the owner may.

Associate Members

Associate Membership Levels:

1. Student: Any individual pursuing an education in reflexology.
2. Supporter: Any individual, organization or business entity that desires to support the growth and development of the reflexology profession.
3. Honorary Limited or Lifetime Membership: Awarded by RAA.

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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