Professional representation
A clear voice for reflexology.
Follow IFR’s engagement with government, education providers, professional organisations and the international reflexology community.
Current areas of work
Representation with purpose.
IFR engagement supports clearer communication about reflexology, practical professional standards and greater understanding between the profession and the wider public.
Representing reflexology in public processes
Monitoring relevant consultations and communicating the profession’s experience where reflexology practice, education or public understanding may be affected.
Share relevant information →Keeping training connected to practice
Working with education providers to support appropriate practical training, assessment and progression into responsible professional membership.
Explore accreditation →Maintaining a common professional language
Promoting clear expectations for ethics, communication, continuing development and responsible relationships with clients and the public.
Read the standards →Connecting reflexologists across borders
Sharing professional perspectives and recognising that legal, educational and cultural contexts differ between countries.
A longstanding role
Built on participation.
Since its inception, IFR has been a representative voice for reflexology in government and governmental processes around the world. In the United Kingdom, IFR worked with other bodies to establish the Reflexology Forum and publish the Core Curriculum for Reflexology.
