Which factor is not typically considered when adjusting session duration?

• A. Weather of the day
• B. Client tolerance
• C. Medical conditions
• D. Age

Answer: (A)

Adjusting session duration is about matching the work to the client’s body and safety needs. A client’s tolerance tells you how long they can comfortably receive reflexology without becoming fatigued or overwhelmed. Medical conditions guide you to limit or modify the session to avoid risk or contraindications. Age affects how sensitive someone is to touch and how quickly they recover, so younger clients may need shorter or gentler sessions, while older adults may also benefit from a slower pace and shorter duration. Weather of the day, while it can affect comfort or mood, does not directly dictate how long a reflexology session should last, so it’s not a typical factor in determining duration.