AoR means Qualified
All Honorary, Fellow and Full members of the Association of Reflexologists have been vetted to ensure their qualification not only meets the National Occupational Standards and Core Curriculum for Reflexology, but exceeds it. We are careful to accept only those therapists who have met our stringent standards for number of hours spent face to face in front of their tutor – so you can be assured that when you visit one of our members you know that they have trained to a high standard.
AoR means Professional
All of our members have committed to demonstrating the highest professional standards in their practice. This means that they continue their learning every year whilst practising through continuing professional development (CPD), they are bound by the Association of Reflexologists’ Code of Practice and Ethics and that they are fully covered with Public Liability and Malpractice insurance. You are in safe hands with an AoR therapist.
AoR is a Seal of Quality
Our insistence that our members meet high professional standards both in their initial qualification and in their day-to-day lives as therapists takes the stress out of choosing your therapist. Look for the letters AOR(Honorary), AOR(Fellow) or AoR after their name and you’ll know that they come with all of the AoR’s rigorous checking and standards behind them.
