THERMIE for
Hair and Ears
Thermie Reflex therapy. Stimulation for Scalp and Auricular Balance
Learn how gentle thermal stimulation can activate reflex areas related to hair vitality, scalp circulation, and ear reflex areas.
6 hours. The Thermie technique combines traditional reflexology therapy stimulation with controlled thermie activation using specialized sticks.
This course teaches how targeted heat stimulation applied to the scalp and ear reflex areas may support circulation, scalp vitality, and neurological balance in the cranial region.
Thermie therapy is a simple yet powerful complementary technique that can be easily integrated into reflexology practice.
Lone Sorensen
Founder of the Lone Sorensen Method™
47 years experience
Understanding
Thermie Reflex Therapy
Thermie stimulation has been used for centuries in traditional therapies to activate circulation and stimulate reflex pathways.
Thermie Therapy is about warming the body’s cells. Chronicly ill individuals often have a lower body temperature than healthy people. Cells that have lost energy and warmth are not able to perform their normal functions optimally. They cannot reproduce properly and are less capable of combating imbalances and inflammation in the body.
The Thermie technique applies gentle heat stimulation through specialized sticks to selected reflex areas of the scalp and ears.
These areas are closely connected with neurological regulation, circulation, and energetic balance in the cranial region.
By combining neuro reflexology knowledge with controlled thermie stimulation, practitioners can support vitality, stimulate hair-related reflex areas, and activate important reflex pathways connected to the head and nervous system.
The method is simple to apply yet offers powerful complementary support in reflexology treatments and Japanese Cosmo Lifting therapy.
Clinical Applications
Thermie stimulation can be integrated into reflexology therapy or body massage sessions to support:
- scalp circulation and vitality
- stimulation of hair-related reflex areas
- relaxation of cranial tension
- activation of auricular reflex areas
- complementary stimulation of neurological pathways
The technique is gentle, non-invasive, and easy to combine with facial, foot, or hand reflexology treatments.
Professional Outcomes
After completing this course practitioners will be able to:
- understand the principles of thermal reflex stimulation
- identify scalp and ear reflex areas used in Thermie therapy
- apply Thermie sticks safely and effectively
- integrate thermal stimulation into reflexology therapy treatments
- expand their treatment repertoire with a unique complementary technique
Program
Structure
The program follows a structured learning progression
Participants are introduced to the principles of thermie stimulation and how it interacts with the reflex areas of the scalp and ears.
The course combines theoretical understanding with practical Thermie application techniques.
The course is structured into clear thematic parts:
Introduction to Thermie Therapy
Understanding the principles of thermal reflex stimulation.
Scalp Reflex Areas and Hair Vitality
Exploring reflex areas related to scalp circulation and hair stimulation.
Auricular Reflex Areas
Understanding ear reflex areas and points connected to neurological balance.
Thermie Stimulation Techniques
Learning how to apply the Thermie sticks safely and effectively.
Circulation and Cranial Activation
Understanding how heat stimulation may support blood flow and energetic balance.
Integration with Reflexology Therapy
Combining Thermie techniques with facial, foot or hand reflexology treatments.
Practical Application
Step-by-step guidance for applying Thermie stimulation in professional practice.
Online
Learning Format
The Thermie course is delivered as a structured online training program that allows participants to study at their own pace.
The format combines:
• clear theoretical explanations
• practical Thermie demonstrations
• visual reflex zone illustrations
• step-by-step application guidance
• clinical integration principles
The course is designed to be accessible for both beginners and experienced reflexology practitioners.
The program includes:
Introduction to Thermie stimulation
Understanding scalp reflex areas
auricular reflex areas overview
Thermie stick application techniques
circulation and scalp vitality concepts
Integration of Thermie within reflexology therapy treatments
The training connects traditional reflexology knowledge with modern therapeutic application.
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 combining therapies from oriental medicine, primitive techniques of aborigines and modern neurosciense. 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
Thermie therapy adds a unique dimension to reflexology practice by combining reflex stimulation with gentle thermal activation. This course expands practitioners’ understanding of how heat stimulation can support circulation and reflex activation in the cranial region.
Focused Clinical Insight
Participants gain practical techniques that can complement facial reflexology sessions and enhance therapeutic treatments related to scalp and head regulation.
Method-Based Development
The Thermie technique forms part of the Sorensensistem™ educational framework, developed through decades of clinical practice and international teaching.
Begin Your Professional Formation
Professional development grows through the integration of new therapeutic tools and refined clinical understanding.
This course introduces a specialized reflexology therapy technique that combines traditional stimulation methods with controlled thermal activation.
Participants gain practical knowledge that can enrich their reflex therapy treatments and expand their professional skills.