Atlantic Canada Association of Reflexology Therapists

Certified reflexology. Trusted standards. Stronger community.

Supporting reflexologists and educating the public through high standards, training, and community connection since 2005.

World Reflexology Week is coming: September 21–27, 2026See how to take part
Our mission

“To set and maintain a high standard of practice for our members, and to increase the awareness and understanding of reflexology therapy amongst the public.”

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Support for members

Education, referrals, events, and resources built around the day to day realities of running a reflexology practice.

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Professional standards

Ensures members meet high standards of training and practice, backed by a Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice.

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Public education

Helps the public understand reflexology's benefits and how to choose a qualified, registered therapist.

For the public

What is reflexology?

Reflexology stimulates reflex points on the feet and hands using precise techniques that correspond to areas of the body, promoting balance and wellness. It's complementary, non-invasive, natural, and effective.

Alleviates pain and reduces stress and inflammation
Improves digestion and supports hormonal balance
Boosts circulation and oxygen flow throughout the body
Promotes total body relaxation
Illustration explaining that reflexology applies techniques to reflex points on the feet, hands, ears, and face
Registered Reflexology Therapist

What an RRT designation means

Every ACART member listed in our directory has met the same core requirements, so you know exactly what you're getting when you book.


Graduation from an approved reflexology program

Current First Aid and CPR certification

Professional liability insurance

A clean criminal record check

Ongoing continuing education units (CEUs)

Why reflexologists join ACART

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RRT designation and directory listing
CEU resources and events
Community support
Professional standards and ethics guidance