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Reflexology

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Memberships

The official teaching body of The British Reflexology Association is The Bayly School of Reflexology and, at the present time, only those trained on a Bayly School course may join the BRA. We recommend that reflexology students not on a Bayly School course and wanting to join a reflexology association should ask their course tutor as to which association their course if affiliated to.

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There are four categories of BRA membership :

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Fellow membership (FBRA, Registered Reflexologist) - for persons elected by the Board who have distinguished themselves in the profession of Reflexology or who have rendered any conspicuous service to the Association.

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Ordinary membership (MBRA, Registered Reflexologist) - for those persons who have passed examinations to obtain a Certificate/Diploma from the official teaching body. All ordinary members have insurance cover.

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Associate membership - for those persons who have passed examinations to obtain a Certificate/Diploma from the official teaching body but are not practising reflexology as a profession.

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Student membership - for those persons undergoing a course of training with the official teaching body or who have completed such a course but are unable to meet the requirements of Ordinary membership.

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Benefits of Membership

Some of the benefits for Ordinary members include:

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  •  Use of the letters MBRA after name

  •  Advertising as a Registered Reflexologist

  •  Listings in BRA Register of Members and on website

  •  Use of special BRA logo on promotional material

  •  BRA Block insurance scheme (for malpractice and public liability insurance) *

  •  Quarterly Footprints newsletter

  •  Lecture Days

  •  Details of job vacancies

  •  Research projects

  •  Advertising on NHS Choices website

  •  Verification for CNHC Registration

  •  Promotional involvement with different national companies

  •  Merchandise benefits with a number of leading companies

  •  Advice in connection with their practice 

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