While you can download supporting PDF documents such as slide decks, the video lessons are not downloadable.

Sole Circle membership is similar to a Netflix subscription or gym membership. You have  access to the content and ongoing support sessions for as long as you are a member of the Sole Circle.

If you choose to cancel your membership, you will no longer be able to access the content after your membership expires.

The content in the Sole Circle is advanced content that I can’t share in open platforms because people need the full context of my teachings and my support in order to practice safely.

While 99.9% of members are honest and will not post the materials online, I have had people copy my content, take it out of context and put their own branding on it. They do not provide any support because they’re using the content to generate website traffic and ad revenue.

As a result, I have a “no download” policy for lower-priced offerings because I know myself.

If someone got my materials for free somewhere and experienced challenges because they didn’t have the proper context and support, I would still try to help them because of my giving nature.

As a result, the “no download” policy is in place to prevent me from overextending myself. I appreciate your understanding for why this policy is in place.

Membership is priced very affordably so that you get access to top notch courses and ongoing support. To give students continued access after they cancel, I would need to raise the price and/or eliminate personal support to students. Neither of these options is palatable to me because I want students to succeed, and I want to make Chinese Reflexology accessible to as many people as possible.

Yes, all live events are recorded. The only exception is the socializing portion from live events.

Yes! Should you choose, you can cancel your membership online at any time.

After you cancel, your membership will be valid until the end of the period that you’ve paid for, either monthly or annual.

For all new members, annual membership does not automatically renew and you’ll get a heads-up email asking if you’d like to renew again for the next year. Simply do nothing and your credit card will not be billed again.

As you learn more about Chinese Medicine and Chinese Reflexology in the Sole Circle, you will understand why the Eastern approach is so different from the Western one.

Western medicine primarily takes a one-size-fits-all approach to eliminate the symptoms of a disease.

In Chinese Medicine, there’s a saying, “One disease, many treatments. One treatment, many diseases.” What this means is that a Western diagnosis could be due to a number of different imbalances in the body’s organs and energy meridians. Therefore, it is necessary to heal the underlying imbalances that are unique to the individual.

Chinese Reflexology helps to balance and strengthen weaknesses and disharmonies in the body that are at the root of why a person experiences physical symptoms in their body. As the energy meridians come back into balance, this supports the body’s natural healing process.

And this brings us to the second half of the Chinese saying, “One treatment, many diseases.” Chinese Reflexology works to strengthen and balance the energy disharmonies that affect the body’s organs and meridians. Many diseases have their roots in imbalances in the same organs and meridians. However, these imbalances express themselves differently in different people.

Practicing a core reflexology routine with  customization based on a person’s energy imbalances can support the body in healing.

Because specific health conditions also encompass a person’s body constitution, general health, age and emotional elements, it’s impossible for me to guarantee that a condition will shift with regular reflexology practice.

However, I am very confident in saying that energy blocks and imbalances will improve. It is my observation that healing at the energy level always helps the body heal at the physical level.

I like to think of reflexology like eating nutritious food, getting enough exercise and sleeping well. It’s a key contributor to self-healing and vibrant health.