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There are a number of massage therapy schools in the Twin Cities metropolitan region. Most offer a wide assortment of courses and training to meet all requirements of the massage therapist. A number of these provide Reflexology as part of a standard training program. Just what is Reflexology? It is an alternative treatment approach that concentrates on energy flow to help relieve the tension and stress found in the body.<br><br>It is not surprising that the prevalence of Reflexology has spread rapidly across the country. The techniques for reflexology are extremely different from traditional massage, yet include it as part of an elective class for any of the accredited massage and shiatsu degree programs in Minneapolis massage therapy school. Since it's such a popular modality, many massage therapists have chosen to add Reflexology as one of their massage specialties. Because of this, massage therapists can benefit by adding Reflexology as an additional modality to their clinic. 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