The Framework of Therapy - Course

The Framework of Therapy – Course

This video contains the course “Framework of Therapy.” The course outlines a reliable framework of activity for therapists that results in more successful sessions.

These videos last about 1 hour. There are some other web pages that supplement this course. They are useful but not required. You may devote more time to completing the course if you decide to review those pages as well.

After you watch the video, please submit an evaluation. When enough evaluations are received, the course can be submitted to the NCBTMB as potential Approved Provider content.

Objectives

Define components of a session
Define more useful goals
Improve the process of subjective assessment
Improve the process of objective assessment
Plan a session that is more likely to meet the needs of the patient and practitioner
Understand the value ready-made, customizable session plans
Understand the value of reassessment in a successful session
Better manage expectations of the patient
Better define the components and purpose of closure

Course Videos

Integrative Bodywork Model

Overview with Introduction and Examples

Goals

Assessment

Treatment Planning

Treatment, Reassessment & Closure

Evaluation

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The Integrative Model

This vid eo is a brief overview of the Integrative Bodywork Model. It explores the difference between integrated and integrated approaches. Additionally., it walks through an example.

We want your feedback! We are in the process of creating a format for individual muscles.

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Tony Preston has a practice in Atlanta, Georgia, where he sees clients. He has written materials and instructed classes since the mid-90s. This includes anatomy, trigger points, cranial, and neuromuscular.

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Tony Preston

Tony Preston, LMT has been treating adults and children since the early 90s. He has authored a number of texts on neuromuscular and craniosacral techniques. He has taught Neuromuscular Therapy for ASHA School of Massage and craniosacral the National Institute of Craniosacral Studies. He currently teaches seminars in Integrative Craniosacral techniques at The Body Guild.