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The document is an Enrollment Agreement for the Professional Level II Reflexology Diploma at Seattle Reflexology and Massage Center. It outlines the program's structure, including required and elective classes, estimated costs, registration and payment policies, cancellation and refund policies, and conditions for termination of enrollment. The agreement emphasizes that signing does not commit the student to the entire program but acknowledges understanding of the school's policies.

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Begin by entering your full name in the designated field for 'Student name'. This ensures that your enrollment is accurately recorded.
Fill in your address, primary and alternate phone numbers, and social security number. These details are essential for communication and identification purposes.
Provide your primary email address to receive important updates regarding your enrollment and classes.
Indicate the start date of your first class and estimate the completion date based on the program duration (12 to 24 months).
Calculate the estimated costs by filling in the fees for registration, required classes, and elective classes as outlined in the agreement.
Review all sections carefully before signing. Ensure you understand the policies regarding registration, payment, cancellation, and refunds.

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Is reflexology really worth it?

Reflexology may help you feel less stressed, more relaxed, and more energized. But the benefits might go deeper if you have certain health issues. Some people with medical conditions find that they feel less pain and discomfort if they have less stress, and reflexology may help with that.

How much should a reflexology session cost?

On average, a 60-minute reflexology session can range from $50 to $120. Some reflexologists may offer shorter 30-minute sessions at a lower price point, typically ranging from $30 to $60. It is common for practitioners to provide package deals or discounts for multiple sessions booked in advance.

Who should not do foot reflexology?

Reflexology is not recommended for people with an acute infection or fever, or for those with blood clotting issues such as thrombosis or embolism. Additionally, people who have open wounds, fractures, deep bruising, and active gout should not receive reflexology in the affected areas.

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