Supporting Excellence in Reflexology Education 

 

ACARET is the accreditation organization responsible for setting educational standards for the profession of reflexology in America. ACARET Accreditation is a voluntary, non-governmental peer review process by the reflexology education community. ACARET offers accreditation for (1) reflexology curriculum and (2) individual educators who meet ACARET criteria.


Accreditation of Reflexology Course Curriculum is a separate application process from the application for an individual educator. Accreditation as a reflexology educator is awarded the credentials of: AAEd, ACARET Accredited Educator. This credentialing for individual teachers is not an endorsement or accreditation of their courses or content of courses.  An educator can be accredited and a reflexology course curriculum can be accredited, however this requires two different application processes. Accreditation for Course Curriculum will soon be available. 

 

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On our site, you will learn more about the ACARET Board of Directors , our mission statement,
who is eligible to apply for accreditation and the benefits of accreditation for individual reflexology educators and/or owners of reflexology courses.

To help you Find ACARET Accredited Educators (AAEd credentialed teachers of reflexology), we provide a database listed by State. We also provide links to other professional reflexology organizations. 

ACARET is part of the Five Elements of the Reflexology Profession:

  • The Individual Reflexologist;
  • State Associations;
  • The American Reflexology Certification Board (practitioner certification agency);
  • The Reflexology Association of America (national membership organization);
  • ACARET, a California non-profit mutual benefit corporation, is the accrediting body for voluntary accreditation of educational curricula and individual educators.