Reflexology
Tactile Reflexology Learning Kit
At Visora, we believe learning should not depend only on sight.
Every child deserves the opportunity to explore the human body, wellness, and reflexology through meaningful sensory experiences.
How to Use?
learners to study the acupressure foot point-map through touch. Learners feel raised
foot outlines, textured points, and Braille labels to locate, identify, and name each point
and the body system it corresponds to. By tracing the tactile layout and identifying
points linked to organs such as the brain, stomach, spine, urinary system, and digestive
system, learning becomes interactive, sensory-based, and engaging. Guided activities,
tactile exploration, and point identification help build spatial understanding, sensory
learning, memory, and confidence in an inclusive educational environment — and, for
adults, a foundation toward vocational learning in acupressure
Step 1: Let the learner freely explore the acupressure boards
through touch.
Step 2: Ask them to identify the
raised points, textures, and Braille labels using their fingers.
Step 3: Explain the organ or body system connected to each reflex zone, such as the brain, stomach, spine, kidneys, or colon.
Step 4: Encourage the learner
to trace the layout and compare different body systems across the boards.
Step 5: Create
interactive activities by asking the learner to locate specific points
only by touch.
- Wipe gently with a dry cloth.
- Keep away from water, sharp objects, and excessive pressure.
- Store the tactile boards flat after use.
- Recommended under adult or educator supervision for guided learning.
