Long Tract Nerve Entrapment Course
This is an entirely new system that actually moves the nerve through the tissues proximally and distally to the maximum extent possible by moving every joint and body part that the nerve crosses.
Prerequisites
You must successfully complete and receive certification in both Upper and Lower Extremity Courses prior to attending our Long Tract Nerve.
Registration for this course includes a 61 page study manual and 1 instructional DVD. Please allow 3-6 business days for shipment.
Certified Athletic Trainers
Active Release Techniques is approved by the Board of Certification, Inc. to provide continuing education to Certified Athletic Trainers (BOC AP#P3882). This program is eligible for a maximum of 8 Category A hours/CEUs. ATs should claim only those hours actually spend in the educational program.
What can you expect at an ART® course?
A strong understanding of human anatomy and physiology is vital when learning and practicing ART®. It is strongly recommended that providers take time prior to the courses to study their materials and watch the DVD(s) in order to be prepared for the course itself. Saturday�s course will be comprised of 80 percent hands-on work and 20 percent lecture. Instructors will present each protocol and then break into small groups to practice and answer questions.
Who can take an ART® course?
In order to participate in an Active Release Techniques® Soft-Tissue Management training course, you must be a licensed health care professional with soft-tissue malpractice insurance. In other words, you must be licensed/certified to perform soft tissue treatment on patients/clients.
Some areas of certifications include chiropractors, medical and osteopathic doctors, physical and occupational therapists and assistants, physiotherapists, massage therapists, certified athletic trainers, and students studying towards any of these certifications with proof of enrollment. Please call 888-396-2727 if you have a question in regards to certifications not listed.
Who needs these courses?
Courses are for practitioners who treat or manage soft-tissue injuries and conditions. Each participant should have an advanced understanding of anatomy.
Active Release Techniques (BOC AP#P3882) is approved by the Board of Certification, Inc. to provide continuing education to Certified Athletic Trainers.
There is immediate clinical application for chiropractors, physicians, osteopaths, massage therapists, physical and occupational therapists, and certified athletic trainers.
Course objectives stated in measurable and behavioral terms as correlated to Bloom’s Taxonomy.
- Locates correct structures when asked, based on anatomical names (Knowledge)
- Selects the appropriate protocol treatment for the structure identified as having an issue (Knowledge)
- Explains the patient movement required to shorten and lengthen the structure of interest (Comprehension)
- Restates the Law of Repetitive Motion and identifies implications for muscular skeletal disorders (Comprehension)
- Applies the learned contact, tension and motion of a protocol to a structure on an instructor who is imitating a patient (Application)
- Produces the full structural movement required to effectively resolve issues with muscle or tissues (Application)
- Correctly differentiates healthy versus unhealthy tissue based on biomechanical principles using palpation (Analysis)
- Compares the movement and feel of healthy versus unhealthy tissue to detect problems with muscles, fascia, tendons, ligaments and nerves within the human anatomical system (Analysis)
- Gives an example of a clinical presentation expected for an issue for a particular protocol structure (Synthesis)
- Develops an effective treatment plan for patients incorporating Active Release Techniques integrated with past training (Synthesis)
- Recommends correct protocol both for structure involved as well as location of unhealthy tissue within the structure (Evaluation)
- Provides peer-review critique to colleagues who are demonstrating protocol application (Evaluation)
Cancellations / Returns
Please note that travel arrangements should not be made until confirmation that registration in a course has been received and approved to avoid change fees.
All Cancellations / Returns must be made within 90 days from the date of purchase to receive a refund. Cancellations must be made at least 30 days prior to the course start date to receive a full refund. All cancellations made less than 30 days prior to the course start date will be refunded, minus a $100 cancellation fee. All participants who cancel a course and receive a refund must also return the study materials for that course. Due to the personalized nature of the study materials, all returns on study material will incur a $295 return fee. All returns must be cleared through the ART® office and ART® must receive the materials and inspect them before issuing a refund. A "Returned Materials Declaration" must also be signed and returned verifying that the study materials have not been reproduced or distributed. Refunds will be applied to the original credit card or by the original form of payment only. Any attendance to a live class voids all seminar refunds, regardless of date of purchase. **IMPORTANT: Functional Movement is paid a portion of the seminar fees for the SFMA certification. Providers who are taking the SFMA portion for the first time will NOT be refunded the Functional Movement fee if they have accessed the required online pre-course material.