A NEW CHAPTER IN THE MAKING

That ahh.
There’s more
to explore.

Scalp scratching. A familiar feeling.
A new reason to get curious about touch.

Meet the new chapter planned for Ruth’s book — and the thoughtful approach behind her developing reflexology course.

Follow your curiosity Reflexology course coming soon
SCALP SCRATCHING × REFLEXOLOGYTwo distinct practices. A shared curiosity about touch.

MORE THAN A MOMENT

Start with a feeling.
Stay for the questions.

Why does one kind of touch feel welcome, while another feels like too much? What changes when we slow down, check in, or pause?

These are the kinds of questions at the heart of Ruth’s approach: attention to the person, their preferences, and the experience of a session.

Notice.Listen.Respond.
FROM THE BOOK · FORTHCOMING CHAPTER

Scalp
scratching.

A new chapter for Reflexology Revisited, Ruth’s working book title.

A FIRST LOOK AT THE DIRECTION

A small gesture.
A bigger conversation.

The planned chapter opens a conversation about scalp scratching, sensory preferences, consent, and the way people describe touch.

It is a new addition: the chapter has not yet been written into the current manuscript. Scalp scratching is also being explored as a separate future teaching topic; it is not a confirmed module in the foundation course.

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THE COURSE · IN DEVELOPMENT

Let curiosity become
a thoughtful practice.

Interested in the person-to-person side of touch? The developing reflexology course takes that curiosity into a structured learning journey, centered on the feet.

Online learning plannedDemonstrations + practiceSupporting workbook planned

REFLEXOLOGY REVISITED

Foundations of
Responsive Practice

Working course title · proposed learning path

  1. Begin with the personConsent, communication, comfort and choice.
  2. Learn the foundationsFoot orientation, supportive contact and demonstrated techniques.
  3. Build a responsive sessionPractice pacing, check-ins, session flow and reflection.
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Come with curiosity. Start with the foundations.

The course is being developed. Enrollment is not open yet; this preview gives you a first look at the direction.

A LITTLE CLARITY

Good questions welcome.

Is scalp scratching already in the book?

Not yet. Ruth plans to add it as a new chapter. This page introduces that direction without presenting unwritten material as complete.

Does the reflexology course teach scalp scratching?

Scalp work is a separate future teaching idea. Its scope and availability are still being developed; it is not currently promised as part of the foundation course.

Can I sign up today?

Enrollment is not open yet. You can explore the proposed course path and save the preview without submitting your details.