Reflexology BooksWelcome to a list of great reflexology books hand picked by professional reflexologists We have read a lot of books on reflexology, and also books that are related; about body energy, meridians and similar therapies... as the more information you learn, the better quality of the treatments you will give. Here we have listed the cream of the crop amongst those books. Selected because they are either very easy to read, understand and use, or they are incredibly detailed, interesting and the information is easily absorbed.
In general, we highly recommend any Inge Dougans publication. She has, by far, the most amount of titles published in different languages, and while the titles we list here are all in English just look for it online or get your local bookshop to order it in, as every single book she has published has multiple language translations
A Unique Approach By Inge Dougans
This is a great beginners book, but more suited to those that already have a basic understanding of reflexology. This book walks through heaps of great techniques and routines to address really specific health issues, and is more related to foot reflexology. Is a must read for anyone that thinks they want to, or is on the path to becoming a professional reflexologist. By Inge Dougans
Dougans walks you through relaxation exercises, step by step foot reflexology instructions and extensive details on where to begin and finish a reflexology treatment. This book is a great gift for anyone that is a little bit interested in reflexology as will give them the chance to learn something practical and see how far they want to take that interest towards becoming a professional reflexology practitioner. - from basic understanding to practical application By Shalila Sharamon and Bodo J. Baginski
It goes into fantastic detail about the energy pathways and chakra points all over the body Understanding the meridians and how they are affected by reflexology is very important to learning how to do the best most effective treatment possible. This explains a lot of the energy and chakra principles upon which Reiki and Acupuncture also focus on By Inge Dougans
It is over sized and hard back, so the perfect coffee table and reference book. Great as a gift for the avid reflexology enthusiast, and brilliant if you are looking to learn just that little bit more about reflexology - A Complete Guide By Laura Norman with Thomas Cowan
Tonnes of step by step how to do reflexology diagrams with detailed instructions. All the Foot Reflexology techniques you will ever need to know. Includes comprehensive information and diagrams for identifying problems with the foot, how to reach deep reflexes, and step by step treatments for how to heal specific ailments with a treatment - The Definitive Practitioner's Manual By Beryl Crane
Cover all the areas you can do reflexology (feet, ear, hand and face) detailed instructions, diagrams and information. Include clinical examples, various techniques and step by step walk throughs for actual reflexology treatments. Serious reflexologists should definitely read!! - Art, Science & History By Christine Issel
Christine Issel is considered a leader in reflexology historical research. This book has no how to dos or illustrations, it answers all the other questions that you may have about reflexology such as which cultures used therapeutic foot massage? and how did it move from India to China? and much much more
There are so many reflexology books on the marketplace to choose from, here we have listed what we believe to be the absolute best books because of the people they are written by. Each of the authors listed are people that have dedicated their lives to reflexology. Most of the texts are more than twenty years old!! That is how highly regarded and accurate they are, even now, new publications have only small additions when they are re printed, so if you can pick up an old copy that is just as good.
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