Description: A fundamental component of all major modalities, this subject will teach you an overview of the fundamental Anatomy of Body Structures. This course will focus on the anatomy of the external body structures including the skin and accessory structures, bones of the skeleton, joints and the skeletal muscles.

Learning Hours: Learning hours are inclusive of all supervised and prescribed activities throughout the duration of this unit of study. These may include lectures, on-line tasks, forums, assessments, prescribed reading, research, assignments and activities.

Assessment
This unit is assessed by:

• Two on-line quizzes

Pre-requisites: Nil

Co-requisites: Nil

Description: This unit of study will describe the skills and knowledge required to work effectively in a healthcare setting with clients, staff, visitors, suppliers and others. You will acquire skills and knowledge to implement and monitor compliance with legal and ethical requirements, skills and knowledge required to arrange referrals to other health care professionals and to provide administration for a clinical health practice.

Learning Hours: Learning hours are inclusive of all supervised and prescribed activities throughout the duration of this unit of study. These may include lectures, on-line tasks, forums, assessments, prescribed reading, research, assignments and activities.

Assessment
This unit is assessed by:

• Two written assignments

Pre-requisites: Nil

Co-requisites: Nil

Description: A fundamental component of all major modalities, this subject continues on from Anatomy and Physiology of Body Structures and will focus on the anatomy and physiological functioning of each Body System. The final component of this course will focus on processes of pregnancy, labour and lactation and the impact of each body system on Homeostasis and in ageing.

Assessment
This unit is assessed by:

• Two on-line quizzes

Learning Hours: Learning hours are inclusive of all supervised and prescribed activities throughout the duration of this unit of study. These may include lectures, on-line tasks, forums, assessments, prescribed reading, research, assignments and activities.

Pre-requisites: Nil
Co-requisites: Nil

Description: In the Nature Care Wellness Centre students further consolidate their therapeutic treatment skills with clients in a supervised clinic setting.

Assessment
This unit is assessed by:

• Ongoing practical assessment tasks

Pre-requisites: Reflexology 1, Anatomy & Physiology Body Structure, Safe Practices

Co-requisites: Reflexology 2, Anatomy & Physiology Body Systems

Description: In the Nature Care Wellness Centre students further consolidate their therapeutic treatment skills with clients in a supervised clinic setting.

Assessment
This unit is assessed by:

• Ongoing practical assessment tasks

Pre-requisites: Reflexology 1 & 2, Anatomy & Physiology Body Structure, Anatomy & Physiology Body Systems, Safe Practices

Co-requisites: Reflexology 3

This unit of study supports students in the facilitation of effective communication in relation to clinical practice and the health sector. This module further develops interpersonal skills, personal awareness and an understanding of the psychological life of the body. Clinical supervision is a small group environment where case work and professional practice is shared, examined and developed.

Assessment
This unit is assessed by:

• One written assignment
• Two in-class activities and written tasks

Description: This unit of study covers the skills required by practitioners to establish and maintain effective communication with clients throughout all interactions and provide basic counselling as required and as appropriate to facilitate the treatment or health service being provided. The skills apply to work in a range of health settings where health services are provided with direct client contact involved.

Learning Hours: Learning hours are inclusive of all supervised and prescribed activities throughout the duration of this unit of study. These may include lectures, on-line tasks, forums, assessments, prescribed reading, research, assignments and activities.

Assessment
This unit is assessed by:

• One written assignment
• One on-line quiz

Pre-requisites: Nil

Co-requisites: Nil

Description:  Heal the whole body through the feet! This unit of study introduces you to the basic concepts and techniques of reflexology. You will learn how to stimulate pressure points on the feet and hands to diagnose and treat many ailments, correcting imbalances in the body through reflex action.

Learning Hours: Learning hours are inclusive of all supervised and prescribed activities throughout the duration of this unit of study. These may include lectures, on-line tasks, forums, assessments, prescribed reading, research, assignments and activities.

Assessment
This unit is assessed by:

• Practical assessment tasks

Pre-requisites: Nil

Co-requisites: Nil

Description:  This Unit of Study will broaden and deepen participant’s dimensions and perspective of Reflexology through the integration of other modalities and theories. The new skills learned will enable participants to develop a tailored treatment plan to suit specific conditions.

Learning Hours: Learning hours are inclusive of all supervised and prescribed activities throughout the duration of this unit of study. These may include lectures, on-line tasks, forums, assessments, prescribed reading, research, assignments and activities.

Assessment
This unit is assessed by:

• One written assignment
• Practical assessment tasks

Pre-requisites: Reflexology 1

Co-requisites: Anatomy & Physiology Body Structure

Description: In Reflexology 3 you will learn the principles and art of advanced Reflexology, developing and enhancing the skills needed to become an experienced reflexologist. You will also learn how to monitor and evaluate reflexology treatments.

Learning Hours: Learning hours are inclusive of all supervised and prescribed activities throughout the duration of this unit of study. These may include lectures, on-line tasks, forums, assessments, prescribed reading, research, assignments and activities.

Assessment
This unit is assessed by:

• One written assignment
• Practical assessment tasks

Pre-requisites: Reflexology 1, Reflexology 2, Anatomy & Physiology Body Structure

Co-requisites: Anatomy & Physiology Body Systems

Description:  This unit incorporates the skills and knowledge required to comply with infection control policies and procedures and contribute to WHS processes.

Learning Hours: Learning hours are inclusive of all supervised and prescribed activities throughout the duration of this unit of study. These may include lectures, on-line tasks, forums, assessments, prescribed reading, research, assignments and activities.

Assessment
This unit is assessed by:

• One on-line quiz

Pre-requisites: Nil.

Co-requisites: Nil.