A foot massage therapist is a professional health care practitioner who uses specialized massage techniques or auxiliary tools to work on the acupoints reflex zones, and muscle tissues of the human foot, aiming to unblock meridians, regulate the functions of internal organs, and relieve physical discomfort. The core is to improve health status through foot care.

Main service content:

1. Foot assessment and communication: Understand the physical condition, foot discomfort (such as soreness, pain,ness), and health needs of the service recipient, observe the shape of the foot, skin condition, judge whether there is overuse or abnormality, and clarify the focus massage.

2. Professional foot massage operation: Use massage techniques such as pressing, kneading, pinching, pushing, and squeezing, focusing on the foot reflex zones ( to the heart, liver, kidney, etc.), acupoints, and muscles, to relieve foot fatigue, joint soreness, improve blood circulation, and assist in physical functions.

3. Health advice and precautions: Inform the common sense of foot care (such as the water temperature for daily foot soaking, shoe and sock selection), the situations that are not suitable for massage (such as foot skin damage, severe varicose veins, acute inflammation, etc.), and provide daily suggestions to improve foot health

Core competency requirements:

- Hold a professional qualification certificate of foot massage therapist or related skill certification, systematically master the knowledge of foot anatomy, reflex zone theory,idian acupoints, and professional massage techniques.

- Possess good tactile judgment and force control ability, adjust the technique according to the recipient's tolerance, to that the massage is safe and effective.

- Have a patient and meticulous service consciousness and communication ability, explain the principles and benefits of foot massage clearly, and strictly follow the regulations to ensure the clean and safe process of service.