Orthopedic Reflexology Spring Training in Athens – 2026 Dates Announced!

 🌿 Reflexology Training in Athens – 2025 Dates Announced! 🌿

I'm very pleased to announce the next two dates for our internationally recognized reflexology training in Athens!

Over the years, this 3-day course has grown in popularity, with consistently high satisfaction rates from participants worldwide.

🗓️ Upcoming Training Dates:

• Spring Session: Friday 17th – Sunday 19th April 2026

🌍About the Training

Taught in English and open to international students, this course offers a unique opportunity to combine professional development with an unforgettable trip to Greece.

You'll not only enhance your reflexology skills but also enjoy an immersive cultural experience in one of the most historic cities in the world.

🏛️ More Than Just Training

In addition to the daily training sessions, optional afternoon and evening activities are available for those interested:

• Small sightseeing tours around Athens

• Late dinners at local spots – just like the locals do!

These experiences will help you get the most out of your visit.
(Please note: Museum entry fees and meals are at participants' own expense.)

🕤 Course Schedule

Training runs daily from 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM, leaving you plenty of time to:

• Explore downtown Athens

• Visit nearby beaches on the Athens Riviera
  

• Or simply relax and soak in the Greek sun!

Throughout the training, I’ll be your host, ensuring a warm welcome and personalized support to make your stay comfortable and enriching.

🎁 What’s Included (Athens-Only Bonuses!)

• The Orthopedic Reflexology Crash Course Training Video – normally priced at €120, included for free!

• The NEW "Pouring wisdom into practise" masterclass (click to find out more)

  
  
  

A unique and enriching masterclass that blends modern pain science with the timeless clinical insights of Hippocrates. This session is designed specifically for Reflexologists who want to deepen their understanding of pain, refine their clinical reasoning, and confidently educate clients dealing with chronic discomfort. 

• The Pythagorean Cup – also known as the “Cup of Greed” – a great tool to complement your pain education practice and a unique Greek souvenir

💰 Investment

Spring Training: April 17th–19th, 2026

• Full Price: €430

• Early Bird (End of November, 2025): €350

• 50 euro EXTRA discount on the Early Bird price for those booking until the 12th of October

🔁 Returning participants (who have completed OR training): 50% discount applies!

💳 Deposit: €100 (non-refundable, but you will receive the OR training video regardless of attendance)

☕ Extras

• Coffee, tea, and fresh fruits during breaks

📞 How to Register

📧 Email: spirosreflex@gmail.com
📱 Viber / WhatsApp: 

+30 693 616 3040

See you in Athens!

Orthopedic Reflexology 3-Day Course

A Deeper Understanding of the Feet – Rooted in Ancient Wisdom, Backed by Modern Science

What is Orthopedic Reflexology?

Orthopedic Reflexology is an advanced reflexology training focused on the detailed anatomy of the lower limbs, with a strong emphasis on practical applications. This unique approach combines:

• Anatomical precision

• Manual therapeutic techniques

• Insights from Hippocratic medicine

• Modern pain science and fascia theory

In this course, you’ll explore how understanding the structures beneath your hands—bones, muscles, nerves, vessels, ligaments, and tendons—can elevate your reflexology practice to a new level of effectiveness and purpose.

Why Anatomy Matters in Reflexology

As Reflexologists, we apply techniques not just on the skin, but deeper—right down to the bone. Understanding what lies beneath the surface allows you to:

• Choose the most effective technique for each structure

• Apply the correct amount of pressure, for the right amount of time

• Recognize and respond to the condition of the foot’s tissues

This is where Orthopedic Reflexology shines—bridging traditional techniques with anatomical knowledge for more targeted and impactful results.

Hippocrates’ Timeless Teachings

In the 5th century BC, Hippocrates wrote about manual therapy, describing how variations in pressure and duration affect the tissues. Modern research is now confirming what Hippocrates taught centuries ago.

In this course, we study his original paragraph on “Anatripsis” (rubbing) and apply his principles practically to:

• The intrinsic muscles of the foot

• Structures where the reflexes are embedded

  
  
  

• Discriminating tissue conditions and selecting appropriate techniques

"In order for nature to heal, everything must be in moderation." – Hippocrates

What You’ll Learn

This intensive course blends ancient Greek medicine with modern therapeutic understanding, covering:

• Anatomy of the foot (bones, muscles, nerves, vessels)

• Hippocrates' 4 pairs of “veins” – the precursors to Chinese meridians

• Myofascial chains (as taught by Tom Myers) and how they relate to reflexology

• Nerve pathways, zones, and meridians

• Reflexology maps from an orthopedic perspective

• The “Science” of Reflexology – modern pain concepts explained

• Practical techniques for common foot issues:

  • Hallux valgus

  • Plantar fasciitis

  • Hammer toes

• The origin and evolution of Reflexology and why understanding history is vital to our future as a profession

Who Can Attend?

This training is open to everyone, not just Reflexologists. Whether you're a therapist, bodyworker, or healthcare practitioner, you’ll gain immediate, applicable skills and a new appreciation for the complexity of the feet.

Course Structure

• 3 Days of Training

• Major focus on hands-on techniques

• Theoretical and practical integration of:

• Hippocratic Medicine

• Chinese Medicine

• Western Anatomy

• Modern Fascia & Pain Science

This course is for you if:

• You’ve ever wanted to specialize in lower limb anatomy and reflexology

• You wonder why what you do is effective—or why it sometimes isn’t

• You’re curious about Greek medicine’s influence on modern practices

• You want to combine ancient theory with modern science

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What I want you to know about Greece!

Getting to Athens

Athens International Airport (AIA) – “El. Venizelos”
Distance from city center: 33 km (~35-40 mins)

Transport Options:

• 🚕 Taxi:

  • Day (5am–Midnight): €40–42

  • Night (Midnight–5am): €55–58

• 🚇 Metro (Line 3):

  • €9 one-way | €16 round-trip

  • 40 mins to Syntagma Square

  • Runs every 36 mins (6:10am – 11:34pm)

• 🚌 Bus X95:

  • €5.50 one-way

  • 60–90 mins to downtown Athens

  • Departs every 40 mins

  • Budget-friendly and reliable

Note: Tourist tickets & ATH.ENA cards offer discounted travel across public transport.

➡️ Want a private transfer at taxi price? I can recommend a trusted driver—just ask.

💬 Questions or Ready to Book?

📧 Email: spirosreflex@gmail.com

📱 Viber / WhatsApp: +30 693 616 3040

Join us and step into a deeper understanding of reflexology—one rooted in ancient wisdom and guided by modern knowledge.

See you in Athens!