A proper basic training is the client's guarantee for professional treatment. At the same time training is the key to recognition of the FDZ-reflexologist.
The education takes place at one of the schools approved by the association and is comprised by single courses and study groups. There is a choice between day and evening classes.
Overview of the FDZ education
| Subject |
Classroom hours |
| Antonomy |
100 |
| Physiology |
100 |
| Pathology |
100 |
| Reflexology (incl. meridians, sports injuries, organ related muscles and accounting) |
305 |
| Alternative pathology (naturopathy, diet, vitamins & minerals, visual diagnosis) |
60 |
| Psychology |
50 |
| Treatment course |
7 |
| First Aid |
12 |
| 50 documented treatment sessions |
50 |
| Total |
734 |
The contents and standards of the different subjects are specified in detail in curriculums, which are the same for all FDZ-approved schools.
In order to become an FDZ-reflexologist, the students must pass the examinations supervised by external examiners. Students must sit examinations on theoretical knowledge of the human body and a practical reflexology exam.