The 2008 RAC Conference promises to be the biggest and best ever in the history of RAC and one that no one can afford to miss.
RAC are bringing together speakers from all over the world: Beryl Crane from UK, Jackie Segers from NZ, Chris Stormer form South Africa....Want to read more? Click the link....

NRRI 10th Anniversary Symposium 2008, in Mullingar, Ireland, September 27th & 28th, 2008.
A selected row of Reflexologists and international lecturers will meet at this outstanding event.
The event awards 200 CPD credits to those who attend the two days of the conference.
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Shalom,
My name is Moshe Kruchik.
Welcome to the Site of the Israeli Forum of Reflexology.

This site is an open stage for Reflexologists in Israel and all over the world. We would like this forum to be a place where we can learn from each other, share our experiences and acheivements and ask those questions that will help us all advance professionally.

This decade, modern Reflexology will be celebrating it’s first 100 years. Much has happened during this time. Reflexology, which began as an experimental form of treatment that was viewed with both interest and doubt to is today going through period of change.  Read more.....

Focusing On the Patient-Therapist Relationship
By Tal Shai ,M.A.

Whether you are a psychotherapist, a reflexologist, a medical doctor or an energetic healer, the one thing you will always have in common, regardless of your field of expertise, is the client-therapist relationship. The very basis of supporting others in their healing requires a relationship with the people we serve. As simplistic and obvious as this seems, I have met many practitioners who have spent years developing the tools of their trade but are still beginners when it comes to understanding the ramifications and complexity of the client-therapist relationship.

As a client, I have experienced read more

Dear colleagues and friends, Dear colleagues and friends,

I've attended the last ICR Conference in Cairns, Australia, that took place in September 2007. This time I was honored to participate as a speaker.
Not only I enjoyed the Conference, but I also learned a lot from it and enjoyed meeting old friends and making new ones.
The ICR effort, joined by the RAA (Reflexology Association of Australia) to make an excellent Conference, succeeded.
I came back so happy from there that I promised to myself to be a good ambassador of this outstanding event.

The Conference was attended by 170 people from all over the world. A great majority of Australians and Kiwis attended, but there was also a good representation from the USA, Canada, Denmark, UK, Japan and other 20 countries, like Jamaica, Slovenia, Sweden, Holland, Israel and Uruguay.
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My first time in the delivery room, when I helped two mothers birth their babies, was an amazing experience, which I will never forget.

Being a Reflexologist in the birthing room is so different from normal practice, where client has a treatment, probably once a week, and the results happen over a period. Here, the practice is intensive, it can take more hours than you can imagine, in constant attendance, and the results are immediate.

It was some years ago, before I relocated to Denmark, that I practiced as a Childbirth Therapist (Doula) at the Meir Hospital in Kfar Saba in Israel, assisting mothers during birth. 
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by Moshe Kruchik