Student stories

What our students do after they qualify.

Names and identifying details have been changed. The programmes are real.

Therapist planning a client programme at a desk

John, Mullingar

A reflexology room for men going through prostate cancer.

John came through prostate cancer himself. When he came to us, he didn't want a generic treatment list, he wanted to build a therapy room for men going through what he went through.

We looked at his life experience, his existing skills and his reflexology training, and shaped a bespoke programme around exactly that client. Once he graduates, we'll build the full client programme with him, structure, pricing, marketing and follow-up.

That's the difference: he isn't another reflexologist. He's the person men in his area go to.

Relaxed advisory conversation over tea

A cautionary tale

"It's your business, do what you like."

A woman who trained in biofacial massage went back to her tutor asking for business support. That was the reply she got.

No plan, no structure, no idea how to find clients. She had a qualification and nothing to do with it.

The Business Support Programme exists so that no Pyramid graduate ends up in that position.

Therapist mapping out a multi-week client programme with oils and a reflexology chart

Multi-modality therapists

Several qualifications, one signature programme.

Many of our students arrive already trained in two or three modalities and offering them as a scattered menu.

We combine everything into a single programme tailored to the clients they want to support, usually a six, eight or twelve-week structure rather than one-off treatments.

Clients understand a journey. They rarely understand a price list.

Video testimonials

Hear it from our graduates.

“Pyramid didn't just teach me, they helped me build a practice I actually get paid from.”

Pyramid graduate

“The training was hands-on and the business support kept going long after I qualified.”

Pyramid graduate

“I came in with no experience and left with a qualification and a full diary.”

Pyramid graduate

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