Reflexology: The Definitive Practitioner's Manual

Reflexology: The Definitive Practioner's Manual by Beryl Crane is an amazing resource. A must have book for all Reflexology students and those interested in Reflexology. Concise text, clear pictures. I would recommend this book to anyone and am grateful to have it in my library.

This book is well-written and excellent for teaching reflexology. In fact, this book was a helpful reference for the national certification test for therapeutic massage and bodywork. My study group and I also used the following for the national certification exam:The Ultimate Study Guide for the National Certification Examination for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork: Key Review Questions and Answers by Patrick LeonardiVolume 1, Volume 2 and Volume 3The last three books were excellent for helping my study group and I prepare for the type of questions asked.

I agree completely with the previous reviewer. This book is truly "The Definitive Practitioner's Manual" as the title states. And if you plan to practice reflexology professionally, this is THE book to own. It's more costly than most of the other reflexology books available, but well worth the investment.

This book is concise, clearly written and easy to read. It includes the usual topics covered in reflexology books e.g. what is reflexology, history, how it works, zone theory, etc. Plus it covers areas that few other reflexology books have covered before: setting up a practice, consultation procedures, hand reflexology, ear reflexology and face reflexology.It touches on all aspects of reflexology and health, mental, physical and spiritual. As the title says the definitive guide! A must for every reflexologist.