To the Point: The Ankle Gateway
Date:
15 December 2025
Time:
6:00pm - 7:00pm CET (Central European Time)
Venue:
Online - Broadcast from - Copenhagen
Duration:
2 hours
Instructors:
Total fee:
EUR 60.00
This event is part of the series: To the Point
Rather than focusing on ankle pathologies, we explore how to optimize the flow of information between the ankle and the brain, enhancing balance, posture, and overall body stability.
For reflexologists, understanding the ankle is essential. As the connection between the feet and the body, it plays a key role in every treatment.
Addressing the ankle should be the first step in all treatments involving musculoskeletal symptoms.
We will dive deep into the ankle’s anatomy and function, offering you a fresh perspective on a well-known area — one that will change the way you work with your clients.
We will dive deep into the ankle’s anatomy and function, offering you a fresh perspective on a well-known area — one that will change the way you work with your clients.
You’ll discover how the ankle’s retinacula are rich in sensory receptors that continuously inform the brain about foot position and movement.
As one study states:
“An ankle sprain is not simply a local joint injury; it can result in a constrained sensorimotor system that leads to a continuum of disability and life-long consequences such as high injury recurrence and decreased quality of life if not managed properly.”
— https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23580392/
You will learn practical techniques including:
- Balance test – a “brain wake-up” for coordination and proprioception
- Treatment of the ankle’s tendons and muscles
- Fascia tuning from the feet upward
- Postural adjustments to stabilize the ankle
- Mobilization of the talocrural joint
- Reflexology for the ankle joint and nerves
Join us to deepen your understanding of the ankle as a dynamic gateway — one that influences stability, communication, and the body’s ability to move with confidence.
Ryesgade 27
DK-2200 Copenhagen N
Denmark
Tel: (+45) 2575 7047
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