CPD
CPD guidance and documents for reflexologists.
CPD helps qualified practitioners maintain, develop, and reflect on their practice after professional training.
What is CPD?
Continuing Professional Development is the process by which reflexologists take responsibility for further learning and apply that learning to improve practice for clients, the public, and the profession.
Who needs to complete CPD?
CPD is a requirement of Full Membership and Tutor Membership. Full Members and Tutor Members should maintain a record of their continuing professional development in line with IFR requirements.
What can count?
Clinical learning
Anatomy, physiology, pathology, first aid, specialist reflexology, and relevant health topics.
Practice development
Reflection, supervision, business skills, marketing, client communication, and professional support.
Flexible study
Workshops, reading, research, distance learning, peer discussion, and open learning packages.
CPD documents and professional guidance
Read the professional standards that support your continuing development and IFR membership.
- Code of Ethics and Practice The complete IFR standard covering membership, ethical practice, professional conduct, complaints and disciplinary procedures. Open
- Membership and Professional Conduct The standards members follow in professional practice, client relationships, consent, communication and public-facing work. Open
- Complaints and Disciplinary Framework IFR’s fair and proportionate framework for complaints, investigation, decisions, sanctions, appeals and procedural governance. Open
Do you provide CPD courses or events?
Ask IFR about approval for courses, workshops, lectures and distance learning. Include your aims, entry requirements, learning outcomes and any assessment details. Contact IFR for current requirements, fees and supporting documents.