Diploma Education

Facial Reflexology

Original Methode Sorensensistem.TM

In Person 5 Level Diploma Course

Lone Sorensen has developed facial Reflexology Therapy since 1978.

The method can be defined as manual stimulation of nerve reflex areas and points on the face and scalp. These areas and points trigger different actions in the nervous system, causing positive and normalizing effects on the entire body's function.

Facial Reflexology Therapy combines 7 steps that make up the base treatment and 8 additional techniques that can be combined as needed to address the health condition at hand.

The method's roots date back many centuries, as it is based on various indigenous traditions and practices. Facial Reflexology Therapy stems from both ancient and modern therapies, and with the addition of human anatomy and physiology knowledge, it has the potential to balance the individual on all levels - including physically, psychologically, and energetically.

Facial Reflexology Therapy Sorensensistem™ combines Oriental meridian theory, Vietnamese and South American microsystem maps, and modern neuroscience. The method enables those with the right training to identify imbalances in the client’s body functions and with the knowledge and manual skills to set on a healing process.

The method Lone Sorensen use are based on different Micro systems with scientific research behind; Dr Yamamoto (YNSA), Japan. Dr Castillo Morales, Argentina. Dr Wong, USA. Dr Chau, Vietnam, Maria Perez, Argentina, Dr. J. Bossy, France.

5 Level Diploma

LEVEL 1

Provides students with essential knowledge and manual skills to practice with family, friends, and colleagues. The student will be able to provide a health-promoting and preventive treatment that brings everybody into better physical and mental health and relieve everyday stress. Students will also learn to relieve pain anywhere in the body by stimulating nerve reflex areas on the face.

The theory of the 7 basic steps of Facial Reflexology Therapy
Step 1. Twenty-one specific acupressure points to stimulate the nervous system, meridians, blood circulation, and the lymphatic system
Step 2. The Aboriginal microsystems of nerve reflex areas are connected to vital organs and different hormonal gland functions. Manual treatment and analysis process.
Step 3-4-5. Vietnamese microsystems for treating brain functions, the sensory organs, and the muscular system
Step 6. Lymphatic stimulation
Step 7. Microsystems to balance brain hemispheres
Coordination of the seven steps into a basic treatment
Case studies
Practical training
Test

LEVEL 2

Students will gain a deeper understanding of the cause of different diseases. The body's internal meridian and nervous system connections are taught at this level, aiming to provide students with the necessary knowledge to organize individual treatment protocols for any health problem, whether physical or psychological.

Level 2 is also where students learn additional techniques that can be applied in combination with the 7-step base treatment after the individual analysis of a client's problem.

The theory of meridianlogy. Oriental & Tibetan meridian philosophy includes the ramifications and interrelations of areas and points on the face and skull with muscles, brain, organs, and hormonal system
The understanding of the root cause of different diseases and the organization of individual treatment protocol that appropriately addresses the needs of a client by combining additional techniques with the base treatment
The use of the additional method of Plexus balancing for emotional balance and postural correction
Manual stimulation of cranial lines and points. An effective oriental technique to stabilize the imbalance of brain functions. A method that can, for example, help children with school challenges and the elderly with memory problems
Case studies
Practical training
Test

LEVEL 3

Takes students more profound into the brain structures aiming at gaining an understanding of the brain and midbrain functions. Students can use the knowledge acquired to combine the Biofeedback microsystem of 564 nerve points.

Dr Castillo’s muscle stimulation is a unique technique used when addressing facial paralysis and other muscular dysfunctions related to speaking, swallowing, and chewing. Moreover, as Dr Castillo’s muscle stimulation is great for improving muscle tone, it can also help with droopy eyelids or acts as an anti-wrinkle treatment.

Essential neuroscience- the study of how the nervous system is structured, how it develops, and what it does
The map of the 564 neurological points on the face and how to combine and stimulate them with additional techniques to address any illness or pain
How to coordinate the 564 neurological points with the 7-step basic treatment
How to use the neurological points for self-treatment
The facial muscle anatomy
Dr Castillo’s muscle stimulation as an additional technique for facial paralysis, and speech, swallowing, and chewing dysfunctions
Visual analysis of the face. Learn how to read signs on the face that can help you conclude your client’s health state
Case studies
Practical training
Tests

LEVEL 4

Provides knowledge of endocrinology - studying the development, functions, and diseases of hormone-producing organs.

At this level, students will learn about the consequences of hormonal imbalance and how to help the body return to normal hormonal harmony.

Level 4 also provides students with knowledge about the gut-brain connection and access to effective additional techniques such as the Colon link - used to balance the hormonal system and the vagus nerve - and the Yamamoto method - used to treat neurological diseases, as well as visual and hearing dysfunctions

Theory of the endocrine system
Consequences of the hormonal system imbalances
The connection between the vagus nerve, the gut, and the brain
Colon link. An additional microsystem technique to improve hormonal balance and the gut-brain connection
Yamamoto's additional microsystem technique. A unique form of Cranial therapy for neurological diseases, as well as visual and hearing dysfunctions
Case studies
Practical training
Test

LEVEL 5

Fulfilled education. After completing the exam, students will receive a diploma and will be able to open their own clinic or be employed in a spa company, assist in health clinics, schools, nursing homes, or within disability care.

In this final level, we will address the remaining topics of treating acute sports injuries and how to start your own business with Facial Reflexology Therapy, amongst other relevant topics.

Theory of acute injuries
Treatment methodology for acute sports injuries
Learn to build individualized treatment protocols aiming at treating the cause behind illnesses
Practical training
Guidance on “How to start your own business with Facial Reflexology Therapy?”
Final Exam

Payment plan
USD 699 / month

Full payment
USD 3.325 / Full payment

World Wide Education

The courses are CE provided

The Courses Reflexology sorensensistem™️ is approved and Co-sponsored by Lone Sorensen, P00124, and is approved as a provider of continuing education by the American Reflexology Certification Board. Recognized for y Co-sponsored by the North Carolina Reflexology Association and the Center for Healing Arts, NCBTMB. EEUU Approved by DDZ, Denmark. Approved by AoR, United Kingdom Approved by Federation for Holistic Therapists. (FHT) Uk Approved by Irish Reflexologists' Institute (IRI), Approved by Australia Reflexology Association. Association of Reflexology, Belgien, and Holland.

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The School of Lone Sorensen is based on Tibetan Medicine.

What is Tibetan Medicine?

Tibetan Medicine- one of the world's oldest healing traditions, has been practised for more than four thousand years. TM, called "Sowa Rigpa" in Tibetan, means the knowledge and science of healing. "Sowa" means to heal the imbalanced, and "Rigpa" means the knowledge or science of a particular subject.

Causes of Disease in Tibetan Medicine

Tibetan medicine also borrows and shares specific ideas with the Buddhist tradition. For instance, "cause and effect" is one of the major concepts of Tibetan Medicine. Within Tibetan Medicine, there are two major causes of all illnesses: long-term and short-term (immediate) causative factors.

The fundamental principle of Tibetan medicine is that the body, the disease, and the treatment all share common principles and comprise the five elements, earth, fire, water, air, and space. This approach recognizes that everything in the universe - plants, animals, and human beings, including all our body tissues, internal organs, skin, skeletal system and emotions- are composed of these five elements. Each of them plays a major role as an aspect of all matter, individually and in combination. The five elements maintain reciprocal relationships. When they stay in balance, it results in a healthy body and mind.

Analyzing methods

Tibetan medicine uses three analyzing methods when examining a client -observing, palpating (feeling), and inquiring about current health issues.

Treatment methods

Tibetan medicine considers diet, nutrition, behaviour, and lifestyle as essential elements of successful treatment. Besides these methods, Tibetan medicine also applies accessory therapies to promote positive treatment results. These therapies may include foot, face, and hand neuro-reflexology.

The Objectives of Tibetan Medicine:

The primary goals of Tibetan Medicine are maintaining a healthy constitution through balance as an overall preventative approach, providing treatment methods for sick people, aiding in longevity, and assisting those who want to succeed in their physical body and spiritual fields.