Claire Marie Miller’s Integrative Reflexology®: Theory and Practice offers an innovative and in-depth program for integrating foot and hand reflexology into massage and bodywork. Her comprehensive approach has evolved over thirty-seven years of study and practice. Claire’s four foundational theories of Integrative Reflexology®: Structural Alignment Theory, Zone Theory, Meridian Theory and Psychoneuroimmunology Theory offer a holistic understanding of reflexology.
Readers gain the skill set necessary to perform a safe and therapeutic Integrative Reflexology® session. Claire’s approach is accessible and easy to perform for anyone with an interest in bringing the body, mind and spirit into a balanced state of well-being. This book benefits everyone, from massage therapists to parents, caregivers to medical and holistic practitioners.
"Claire Miller has done us all a service by collecting the history and practice of Reflexology in one spot. The mechanism of the reflexes are still unknown but the on-the-ground clinical fact is undeniable: that the body is mapped into the hands and feet (and the eye, and the face, and the ears, even the genital organs). This book is a comprehensive and practical guide to both the 'why's and the 'how's." --Thomas W. Myers, LMT, author of best-selling, Anatomy Trains
"Although I've studied several reflexology systems since 1988, I never felt like I had a comprehensive nor complete sense of the therapeutic potential of reflexology until I experienced Claire Miller's Integrative Reflexology(R). Overall, I find this integrative reflexology theory approach a profound tool for opening many doors of insight and the therapeutic possibility of other helpful and complimentary treatments for the client. Thank you, Claire."
--Dan Watson, PhD, LMBT, LaHo-Chi Institute Co-Founder
"Claire Marie Miller's new book, Integrative Reflexology(R) Theory and Practice, synthesizes four theories underlying reflexology and puts them within the reach of practitioners. It's a comprehensive guide that will undoubtedly be of great value to students and practitioners of reflexology alike." z
--Dianne Fanti, M.S., Creator of the HEALS Curriculum
-Claire Miller has done us all a service by collecting the history and practice of Reflexology in one spot. The mechanism of the reflexes are still unknown but the on-the-ground clinical fact is undeniable: that the body is mapped into the hands and feet (and the eye, and the face, and the ears, even the genital organs). This book is a comprehensive and practical guide to both the 'why's and the 'how's.- --Thomas W. Myers, LMT, author of best-selling, Anatomy Trains
-Although I've studied several reflexology systems since 1988, I never felt like I had a comprehensive nor complete sense of the therapeutic potential of reflexology until I experienced Claire Miller's Integrative Reflexology(R). Overall, I find this integrative reflexology theory approach a profound tool for opening many doors of insight and the therapeutic possibility of other helpful and complimentary treatments for the client. Thank you, Claire.-
--Dan Watson, PhD, LMBT, LaHo-Chi Institute Co-Founder
-Claire Marie Miller's new book, Integrative Reflexology(R) Theory and Practice, synthesizes four theories underlying reflexology and puts them within the reach of practitioners. It's a comprehensive guide that will undoubtedly be of great value to students and practitioners of reflexology alike.- z
--Dianne Fanti, M.S., Creator of the HEALS Curriculum