
About Beeflexology
* A practicing Registered Canadian Reflexology Therapist (RCRT), Bee received her Diploma in Foot Reflexology in 2009 and Hand Reflexology in 2013 through the Reflexology Association of Canada (RAC).
* She studied the advanced techniques of European Reflexology through the Universal College of Reflexology's 12 monthly Certificate Courses and received her UCR Progressive Reflexology Diploma in 2015.
* Bee graduated with honors, receiving the Certificate of Distinction from Discovery Community College as an HCA (Health Care Attendant) in 2008. She also successfully completed Food Safe, WHMIS and Standard CPR C Certification through St John Ambulance.
* Completing Level 1 of the Touch For Health syllabus in 2010, Bee is committed to sharing the valuable skills learned.
* Bee completed the Acupressure Facial Workshop in 2010, enhancing her understanding of healing achieved through Acupressure touch.
* Completing the Bodytalk Access course in 2014 brings an additional benefit to each session by quickly and efficiently helping clients enter into a parasympathetic (relaxed) state.
* Completing Level 2 of Healing Touch Beyond Borders in 2017 allows clients an opportunity for a 'hands off' healing session.
* The AromaTouch application used to apply DoTerra Essential Oils offers clients additional deep relaxation and healing benefits.
* Completing the Hot Stone Training & Practicum Certificate in 2017 offers the opportunity to address overworked tired muscles.
* Completing the Finger Free Reflexology Workshop in 2021 brings different hand/arm contact areas to Bee's clients.
* Attending the 'Stimulating Lower Leg Meridians' Workshoo in 2026 brings clarity to the TCM Meridian pathways of the lower leg.
* The Busenius Technique© is named in honor of Bee’s father, Gord Busenius, for the unique method of healing they developed together over the decades and draws on the blend of knowledge and lifetime skills Bee has acquired that have lead directly to her current practice of Beeflexology©
* Bee strives to maintain high standards in her practice and is committed to pursuing further knowledge through the Reflexology Association's Continuing Education program. She also maintains an active membership as an RCRT in the BC Chapter of RAC.