Advanced Registered Practitioner Training Program

Practitioner Training

Advanced Training

OVERVIEW

The Registered Advanced Practitioner Training Program is focused on expanding the Practitioners understanding of the philosophy and principles of Ortho-Bionomy through more detailed and/or specialized applications of the practice.

Entrance Requirements

Complete the Registered Practitioner Program
Have a current Professional membership in OBAC
Choose an Advisor
Fill out and submit to the OBAC office, the ‘Application to Advanced Practitioner Training Program
Form’
Send the enrollment fee of $100.00 to the OBAC treasurer

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Program Curriculum

(A unit is approximately equal to 1 hour, 16 units per two day class)

16 units Phase Four
16 units Phase Five
16 units Phase Six
8 units Phase Seven
32 units Anatomy and Physiology
16 units Chapman’s Neurolymphatic Reflexes
16 units Advanced Demonstration Skills
16 Units Cranial
16 units Ethics and Emotional Issues
16 units Isometrics
8 units Overview and Integration of all Phases
16 units Postural Re-education and Post Techniques
16 units Visceral
40 units Advanced Residential (five days minimum)
80 units Electives
18 units Study Groups (six-3 hour minimum each)
17 units Tutorials (discussions, sessions received, sessions for feedback)
150 Documented Sessions (supervised practice)

Evaluation Phase

Two evaluation sessions given to different Instructors / one evaluation session given to your Advisor
Demonstrating Ortho-Bionomy, as an introduction to your practice, to a minimum of 4 people and observed by an Instructor
A short written essay (at least one page) on what the principles and philosophy of Ortho-Bionomy has meant to you both personally and professionally.

Advanced
Instructors

Marie Long
Vernon, BC
(250) 542-0763
marielong@shaw.ca

Janet McKenna
Vancouver, BC
(778) 928-0821
mckennajan8@gmail.com

Judith Miller
Vancouver, BC
(604) 362-3906
judithmiller12@gmail.com