KDT Technique Certification: Part 1 & 2 Online & Class Instruction

Description

The KDT Decompression Technique consists of two portions: The online video portion and the In-Person certification class. (KDT Table owners only get access to the premium section)  – 

Each student will have three (3) months from time of payment to take the full, 10 segment KDT Decompression Technique™ course. This will span approximately 5 hours.

In addition to your online course study on KDT Decompression Technique™ we will be conducting seminars to further your education. The in person seminar will provide experience as well as a practical examination in order to complete your certification. 

The KDT Basic Certification Course is not a hands on step by step belting workshop. To Learn Set-up / Belting Procedures login to your www.kdt.tv account to review the instructional videos or to register for an upcoming workshop click here for a list of our hands on workshops.

In order to ensure the online coursework remains relevant, each student shall have six (6) months to fulfill their requirements and achieve their certification.

The following topics are covered in greater detail

Decompression overview Facts vs. Fiction; Patient selection, anatomy, position parameters, differential diagnosis, disc vs disorder

Pull Patterns; Discussion of various time/force interplay of pull skeletons available for both specific patient selection classification and theory

Time considerations; Overall length of treatment and time of pull cycles

Force; How much, body weight considerations and the physics of force and decompression

Angle; Discussion of history of angular traction and clinical considerations of patient condition, motion sensitivity, and directional preference

Cervical Decompression; Selection, classification, force and time considerations. Detailed physical examination and considerations regarding the lordosis and the effect of axial elongation

Adjunctive Procedures and Laser; use of these procedures, as they specially relate to decompression therapy; use of electrical stimulation; use of ultrasound, and a detailed discussion of the theory and clinical considerations of laser for disc healing

Stabilizer TM discussion belting procedures, patient handling procedures, user of cervical devices use of carpal device.

Contraindications; a detailed discussion of direct and relative contraindications

Decompression and rehabilitation and compliance

Active therapeutic motion rehabilitation; a detailed discussion of the theory and clinical indications, patient selection, classification, and clinical reasoning of motion disorders and active therapeutic motion treatments

Marketing considerations; ethical and compliant marketing and advertising strategies 

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