Atlantic Canada Association of Reflexology Therapists
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Member Categories

Membership in the Association shall be open to individuals and organizations that meet membership criteria and have the desire to help further the objectives of the Association.

The membership categories are

Registered Reflexology Therapists (RRT's)

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Associated Members​

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Student Members

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Registered Reflexology Therapists
  • Practicing – Individuals who are actively practicing. They meet membership criteria including professional liability insurance coverage and abide by the By-laws, Codes of Conduct and Ethics, and Standards of Practice of the Association.

The following minimal educational standards must be met by the applicant upon applying to the ACART membership category of practicing Registered Reflexology Therapist (RRT). Graduation from a professional certification training program whose curriculum includes:
  •  a minimum component of 180 theoretical and clinical hours
  •  supervised clinical experience
  • a practicum of 60 hours minimum
  • certification in First Aid/CPR training

Practitioners who have graduated from a training institute which does not meet with ACART’s minimum standards of a 300-hour curriculum will be referred to a recognized school of Reflexology therapy and will be required to pass the school’s written and practical examinations.
In addition, applicants must complete the required number of case studies before becoming eligible for practicing RRT membership with ACART. The fee for these services will be determined by the instructor.
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Non- Practicing
  • Individuals who are not actively practicing. They may remain in this category for up to one (1) year. 
  • They will then be reclassified as either practicing Registered Reflexology Therapists or associate members.​

Associate Members
  • Any person or organization with an active interest in Reflexology therapy.
  • Non-practicing Reflexology Therapists who have qualified at training establishments not recognized by the Association.

Student Members
  • Individuals undergoing an ACART recognized course of training in Reflexology therapy. They may remain in this category for up to one (1) year.

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  • Home
  • COVID 19
  • Find a Therapist
    • Therapist Nova Scotia
    • Therapist New Brunswick
    • Therapist PEI
    • Therapist Newfoundland
    • Therapist Ontario
  • History
  • Events
  • Membership
    • Categories
    • Benefits
    • Responsibilities
    • Applications
    • Membership Renewal
    • Official Documents / PDF
    • Coverage Request​
    • Business Support
    • Mentorship
  • Courses
    • Reflexology Therapy Certification
    • Continuing Education
  • Contact