ONLINE NMT PRESENTATION. Saturday, 21 December Time: 15:00-16:00 CET
Symposium Date: 20-23 December 2024
World-class lecturers, clinicians, and practitioners have been invited to share their expertise at this highly anticipated event, making it an opportunity you won’t want to miss! The entire symposium will be accessible ONLINE, allowing you to participate from anywhere in the world.
Each year, the symposium attracts great interest from fascia enthusiasts globally. It’s a fantastic platform for physiotherapists, doctors, remedial massage therapists, masseurs, and bodywork therapists from Poland and abroad to exchange experiences and knowledge. Over the course of three days, the online format allows you to learn directly from top international experts in the field of fascia.
Join us for a fascinating session by David Blow: “Impact of Elastic Decompression Taping to Modulate Mechanical Forces on Exteroceptive Sensitivity”, showcasing the NeuroMuscular Taping Methodology. Date: Saturday, 21 December Time: 15:00-16:00 CET (Central European Time)
Don’t miss out on this incredible learning opportunity!
Are you interested in enrolling in an NMT Course?
The NeuroMuscular Taping Institute provides certification courses in physical rehabilitation, neurology, oncology, post surgical rehab, occupational therapy, speech therapy, remedial therapy, nursing as well vascular and lymphedema treatment and management. All trainings are classroom settings to enhance skill development and clinical reasoning creating optimum therapeutic results. ONLINE courses are not available. Please contact your local course provider or visit the NMT WEB SITE for course programs and dates.
For more details, course listings, and registration for an upcoming course CLICK HERE
Do you require validation of your NMT methodology for research purposes?
A detailed Neuromuscular Taping methodology is crucial in any research project for several reasons. Repeatability, Transparency, Validity and Reliability of your treatment choices will not only have an impact on your research but also an impact on future therapeutic choices. For more detailed information about the NMT, please contact us at: david.blow@nmtinstitute.org
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