Hi guys,
I finished my reflexology case studies last month and started doing them just after Christmas, you will get through them 🙂
Exams start next Thursday so can't wait to get them over with, not looking forward to the oral questioning though :confused:
love and light
xxx
everyone is so busy, its great to see 🙂
have exams in May and June and have half a case study left to do but can't seem to push myself to do it 🙁 it's due on friday so i will have to try and do it this week.
good luck everyone with their case studies...it will be worth it 🙂
Hi to all,I am now having an official anxiety attack,have my mocks reflexology exams at 9 in the morning and my mind is completely blank,and I mean there is nothing between the ears.:(
You'll be Great
Hey starr99,
Just on line now and saw your post...I know how you feel :(I do my itec reflex.theory next thurs and have spent the last few hours studying:confused:Some times it just gets all mish mashed and that's the time to take a break..Reorganise,focus,Deep breathing(not too much or you'll hyperventilate!!) put on the kettle and have a cup of tea:D
I'm sure you''l be great, and when your in there the adrenaline will kick in and it'll all come flooding back to you.Actually when you think of it, it's all quite exciting.. pretty soon you ''ll be qualified and unleashed into the world:)
Hang in there, remain positive,try a little reiki on yourself, and just say "i'm going to do really well" over and over again..
Love and light
M
Guys, to all doing the reflex case studies, practical, oral, written, one little word of advice is take your time. Take a deep breath and think before you rush in with an answer. When I did my practical reflex (ITEC) exam, my lady that was to be my client for exam let me down at last minute and I had to get poor hubbie to take a day off work and come in. He has ankolosing spondolytis, (a form of arthritis) so he is sitting up on the couch all stiff in upper body and his condition affects his feet big time, they are so stiff, dry and hard to work with, bearing in mind I was practising big time on the lady who let me down.
So when the practical came and the examiner asked me about my client, I told her all there is to know about hubbie's condition and then she asked me where the sigmoid colon was (????? oh .....em..... says I, completely thrown), but I asked her to bear with me as this was a new client of mine, I took few deep breaths and though digestive system, where does it go, etc and I then had confidence and pointed it out.
At the end of the day, you have done your study, you know the A&P of the body, the exam is not to catch you out but to ensure you know what you are doing so think positive, lots of deep breaths, if you really are in a bad way nervous, just tell the examiner you feel nervous.
Sending lots of best wishes to all....... you will all be fine
Love Rach x