Books Recommended by Oxford School of Reflexology

Quick links -
click here for:

Information on therapies from Wheatley Complementary Therapy Clinic is here

Our recommended links to other services are here

Or try these related links from Google (right-click to open in a new window):

Recommended Reading

Below you will find a selection of the books and other materials which we and our students have found particularly useful both for learning and practising reflexology, and for other therapies as well.

We do buy in books at the best possible prices for our own students, and you can order these from us directly by visiting our online shopping site here. Alternatively, clicking on the books below should take you straight to the appropriate page on Amazon.co.uk so you can order directly from them if you prefer.

If you cannot find what you are looking for below, you can search Amazon.co.uk from here:

While we're on the subject - did you know Amazon also do DVD rentals now? It's not strictly relevant to the books below (there are only one or two reflexology DVDs available so far, and we wouldn't recommend them) but it's such a good idea we thought we'd give you a link to this as well. Works for us!

Books

Reflexology titles are listed first. The other titles are books which are not directly related to reflexology, but which our students and ex-students have found useful. Click on the link to go straight to the order page at Amazon.co.uk.
Or click here to go to wall charts and other products, here for Hopi Ear Candles, or here to search for Lafuma recliners and other products.

Inge Dougans's Illustrated Guide - the best introduction to Reflexology and the Meridians	Chris Stormer's famous foot interpretation handbook - an old favourite, regardless of how literally you want to take it	Inge Dougans's most recent book, used as the current OSR textbook. An excellent all-round guide to Reflexology and the Meridians for professionals.	Second edition of this handy little guide - revised with OSR help
All about body language - useful at case study time	Body Wisdom handbook, recommended by CMT students	"The Thyroid Book" - superb background reading for Tony Porter's ART course	Our favourite handy-sized Anatomy and Physiology reference
A&P for Therapists - mixed reviews, but definitely relevant	The BMA Guides to Medicines and Drugs are invaluable if your client doesn't know what drugs they're taking	Quite simply the best handbook on acupuncture and the Meridians we have come across. Hefty price tag, but hefty book. Recommended.	Your suggestions? If you have a recommendation for a really useful book on Reflexology, please let us know!

Or you can choose from the titles Amazon think you will be interested in:

We hope you enjoy our site and find it useful. We would like to hear from you if you did. Please E-mail us!