Is RPT™ the same as PRRT, MAT, ART or any other manual therapy technique?
Unlike all other manual therapy techniques the practitioners must first identify “why” whether the answer is soft tissue, tendons, disc, fascia, scars, etc… With RPT™ you first look for specific involuntary patterns of pain, tenderness or ticklishness. In fact it doesn’t matter where the client has pain or even if they have no pain at all the patterns will exist. RPT™ works on a completely different paradigm than any other traditional manual therapy system.
Do I need to be an acupuncturist to understand RPT™?
No – I specifically developed RPT™ so that manual therapist can understand and apply to get immediately results.
Do you need any fancy expensive equipment?
To apply RPT™ you do not need any equipment just a table. However for the advanced work you hands and thumbs will get very tired so I recommend some equipment to make your life easier. Once you learn RPT™ you will be high demand.
Will I be able to apply what I learn immediately?
While RPT™ took me 20 years create once you understand the principles you are able to get results the Monday after the seminar.
Do I need to have a professional degree to attend the course?
Since RPT™ requires that you have good palpation skills you will need to have a license in massage, physical therapy, chiropractic, DO, or MD. I will also reserve the right to accept or deny any candidate based on the skill set necessary to understand and apply RPT™.
Do you provide CEU’s for the course?
CEU’s will be provided but you need to check with each state and board to make sure the CEU’s are approved.
Do I need to take the courses in the order listed or can I take any course?
Each course will build on each other so you must take the courses in the order listed.
“I literally went to hug him, because I was so excited. It was such an extreme–coming in injured to feeling no pain 20 minutes later.”
“I came here one day not being able to walk, because my back went out on me. By the time I left here, it was unbelievable. I walked out standing straight up.”
