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The 350 Hour ReflexoCure (reflexology) Home Study Program with Practicum and Tutoring (if needed) is tested with Open Book Questions for each of the 12 Lessons which contain subjects as follows:

Anatomy & Physiology: Eleven Body Systems & 12 Organs Under the Spotlight with their Anticipated Response to Reflex Stimulus of the Foot, Hand and Ear.	80 Hours
The Major Postulate for the Cause of all 12 Classifications of Disease and the Dynamic of Reflexology (ReflexoCure) to Help Eliminate the Causative Factor; Observed Through Symptom Relief.	28 Hours
ReflexoCure Technique: Twelve Hand and Twelve Machine Reflex Techniques and Their Dynamic to Create the Negative Direct Current Signal to the Brain Which Triggers Regeneration.	24 Hours
History of Reflexology (ReflexoCure) from India, China, Japan, Egypt, South Africa, Bible, Russia, Germany, Denmark, England, Australia, Canada & United States.	24 Hours
Case Histories of Patient Results/Response to Full Spectrum Reflexology (ReflexoCure) Treatment of Foot , Hand, Ear and Other Selected Energy Points on the Body.	12 Hours
Functional Foot Disorders & Corrective Foot Joint Microalignment ReflexoCure Pressure Technique with Drs. Timm, Wikler, Lampell, Hiss, Withers, & Brinkerhoff.	20 Hours
Naturopathic Nutritional Studies for Faster & Longer Lasting ReflexoCure Results	30 Hours
Professional and Ethical Guidelines for Building a Secure and Successful ReflexoCure Practice.	12 Hours
Practicum: Documented Foot, Hand, Ear, ReflexoCure Work Using M.I.R. Forms.	100 Hours
Tutoring or additional practicum	20 Hours
Total HSCC	350 Hours

Education is not
preparation for life:
Education is Life itself.
John Dewey

MIR's first graduating class following the death of Dr.
Wittman was conducted by Zachary Brinkerhoff in 1992.

250 hours have been allotted for completion of the 12 Lesson Home Study and Open Book Questions for those without previous study in anatomy/physiology or past experience in the health care profession. However, some health care practitioners have completed the academic part of the studies in 25 hours or less. Freelance ReflexoCurists with previous experience may be credited with up to 50 hours toward the practicum requirement of the Home Study Program.

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Physicist Graduates from MIR
"The gateways to wisdom and knowledge are always open."

March 7, 2005

To: MIR review committees

I would like to introduce myself and allow the review committee the opportunity to see how I plan to use my reflexology certification in the future. I am currently a physicist at Carnegie Mellon University. My research experience is extensive. My objective is to use my experience in research in conjunction with my love of reflexology. I realize that some people enter my treatment chair with healthy skepticism. I want to provide validation to those seeking scientific proof.

In December, I applied to the Exercise Physiology Master's program at the University of Pittsburg. In January, I was admitted to their program and given an advisor. My advisor, Dr. Duquin, has received grants, since 1996, to study the physiological benefits of massage. Hopefully, I will be able to learn how to evaluate and analyze the human body and prove the physiological benefits of reflexology.

The master's and Ph.D. clinical programs require separate applications. I plan on completing the master's work in two years. After proving my proficiency, I will continue as a doctoral candidate, another three years of education.

I have resigned from my instructional position at Carnegie Mellon University to pursue my education as a full time student. My goal is to work as a reflexologist and earn enough money to cover the cost of my living expenses. Currently, I have contract with the Carnegie Mellon University Health Center. My next step is to find a place of my own where I can work on people who are not associated with the university.

I have thoroughly enjoyed studying under your program. I am excited by the future and cannot wait to see what unfolds. Thank you for taking the time to review my clinical studies, letters of recommendation, and signing my logbook after validation of my hours.

Sincerely,

Stacey Benson

Carnegie Mellon University
Student Health Services
1060 Morewood Avenue
Pittsburg, PA 15213-3890

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or you think you can't,
you're right."
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