Facial Reflexology Therapy Protocols
for Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s and Dementia
6-hour course. Professional training in neuro-reflexology therapy protocols designed to support neurological function, cognitive regulation, and quality of life in clients affected by neurodegenerative conditions.
Neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and different forms of dementia affect millions of people worldwide.
This course teaches structured reflexology therapy protocols developed within the Sorensensistem™ method, focusing on neurological stimulation of specific reflex areas and points connected to the brain and nervous system.
Therapists learn how targeted reflex stimulation may support the regulation of neurological function, circulation, and neurochemical balance.
Lone Sorensen
Founder of the Lone Sorensen Method™
47 years experience
Understanding
Neurodegenerative in Reflex Therapy
Neurodegenerative conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, and dementia affect multiple areas of the brain responsible for memory, movement, coordination, and cognitive processing.
In many cases, these conditions involve progressive neuronal degeneration and alterations in neurotransmitter regulation. For example, Parkinson’s disease is associated with a deficiency of dopamine caused by degeneration in the basal nuclei.
Facial reflexology therapy works with neurological reflex areas and points connected to the brain, endocrine system, and nervous system. Through targeted stimulation, therapists aim to support regulatory processes within the nervous system and improve communication between the brain and body.
Understanding these neurological relationships allows therapists to organize structured treatment protocols that may support clients affected by neurodegenerative disorders.
Clinical Applications
This course teaches Facial reflexology therapy protocols designed for clients suffering from neurodegenerative conditions such as:
- Alzheimer’s disease
- Parkinson’s disease
- vascular dementia
- cognitive decline
- neurological coordination disorders
Students learn how to stimulate reflex zones connected to important brain structures such as:
- substantia nigra and basal nuclei
- midbrain structures
- frontal and temporal lobes
- pituitary, hypothalamus and pineal gland
- adrenal gland regulation
Professional Outcomes
After completing this course, practitioners will be able to integrate facial reflexology therapy protocols into client treatments for neurological disorders.
Participants will learn how to:
- organize structured neuro-reflex therapy sessions
- stimulate nerve reflex areas related to neurological regulation
- support circulation and nervous system balance
- guide families in simple supportive stimulation techniques
These protocols can be integrated into professional reflexology, rehabilitation and complementary therapy practices.
Program
Structure
This professional training presents a structured facial reflexology therapy protocol to support clients with neurodegenerative conditions.
The course explains how specific nerve reflex areas and points connected to the brain and nervous system can be stimulated in a systematic treatment sequence.
The protocol focuses on stimulating neurological structures involved in movement, cognition, and hormonal regulation, including the basal nuclei, midbrain, and endocrine glands.
This course is structured into clear thematic parts:
Understanding Neurodegenerative Disorders
Introduction to Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, and dementia, including their neurological mechanisms and typical symptoms.
Neurological Reflex Areas
Study of the reflex areas related to key brain structures involved in movement, memory, and cognitive function.
Therapeutic Facial Reflexology Protocol
Learning the structured stimulation sequence used in neuro-reflex therapy treatments.
Neurological Structures and Brain Regulation
Understanding the role of important brain structures such as the substantia nigra, midbrain and endocrine glands in neurological function and regulation.
Reflex Stimulation Protocol
Step-by-step reflex therapy stimulation designed to activate neurological reflex zones connected to the brain and nervous system.
Nervous System and Circulation Support
Understanding how reflex stimulation may support circulation to the brain, nervous system balance and neurochemical regulation.
Practical Therapeutic Application
Learning how to integrate the protocol into professional treatments and how to organize therapy sessions for clients with neurodegenerative conditions.
Online
Learning Format
This training is delivered as a structured professional online course designed for therapists who wish to deepen their understanding of Facial reflexology therapy applications for neurodegenerative conditions.
The course combines theoretical knowledge with practical reflex stimulation protocols developed within the Sorensensistem™ method.
The format includes:
• clear explanations of neurological disorders
• visual reflex areas illustrations
• step-by-step stimulation protocols
• practical therapeutic guidance
• clinical recommendations for professional sessions
The material is presented in a logical and accessible way, allowing therapists to understand the neurological reflex connections involved in Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s disease, and different forms of dementia.
The course can be followed at your own pace and revisited for review and deeper clinical integration.
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The program includes:
Introduction to Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s disease and dementia
Understanding neurological degeneration and brain regulation
Study of reflex zones connected to key brain structures
Step-by-step neuro-reflex stimulation protocols
Understanding the role of basal nuclei, the midbrain, and the endocrine glands
Reflex therapy approaches to support cognitive and neurological regulation
Guidelines for organizing professional treatment sessions
Practical recommendations for therapeutic follow-up
Closing sentence
The program connects neurological understanding with practical reflex therapy protocols designed for neurodegenerative conditions.
International Accreditations
& Continuing Education Recognition
The Sorensensistem™
Diploma Programs are internationally accredited and recognized by respected professional organizations across the United Kingdom, the United States, Europe, and Australia.
In the United Kingdom, education is approved by the Complementary Medical Association (CMA), the Association of Reflexologists (AoR), and the Federation of Holistic
Therapists (FHT), which affirm compliance
with professional standards for
complementary medicine and holistic therapy.
In the United States, the program is recognized by the American Reflexology Certification Board (ARCB) as an Approved Continuing Education Provider (#P00124), and is acknowledged by the North Carolina Reflexology Association and the Center for Healing Arts (NCBTMB), supporting structured Continuing Education compliance.
Across Europe, the education is approved in Denmark for Continuing Education (RAB) points, recognized by the Irish Reflexologists’ Institute (IRI), and acknowledged by the Association of Reflexology in Belgium and the Netherlands, confirming broad professional acceptance.
In Australia, the education is approved by the Australian Reflexology Association, further reinforcing its international credibility.
Professional Accreditations
Discover Lone Sorensen
Meet Your Instructor from Denmark
She pioneers a method called Neuro-Reflex Therapy, a methodology for physical and mental health and wellness that combines therapies from oriental medicine, ancient Aboriginal techniques, and modern neuroscience. The therapeutic methods also include Temprana therapy, which is a rehabilitation method of parents’ home training method for children with brain damage, syndromes, and mental and learning problems.
Graduate Reflections
Professional Knowledge Expansion
This training expands the therapist’s understanding of neurodegenerative disorders and how facial reflexology therapy can support neurological regulation. Participants learn how stimulation of specific reflex zones may influence important brain structures involved in movement, cognition and hormonal regulation.
Focused Clinical Insight
The course provides practical insight into facial reflexology therapy approaches for neurological conditions such as: • Parkinson’s disease • Alzheimer’s disease • dementia and cognitive decline Therapists learn how to organize structured stimulation protocols designed to support nervous system regulation and improve therapeutic care.
Method-Based Development
This training is part of the Sorensensistem™ educational framework, developed through more than 45 years of clinical practice and international teaching. The protocols presented in this course reflect decades of therapeutic observation, research and practical clinical application.
Begin Your Professional Formation
Professional development grows through continuous learning and refinement of therapeutic knowledge.
This course offers a focused opportunity to learn specialized facial reflexology therapy protocols designed to support clients affected by neurodegenerative disorders such as Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s disease, and dementia.
By understanding how reflex areas and points relate to neurological structures, therapists gain additional tools to support the regulation of the nervous system and improve therapeutic outcomes.