Users viewing this topic: none. Printable Version. Login Message. Of the numerous providers of manual therapy certifications and courses, is there one group or particular tract that is recommended over another? Post : 1. RE: manual therapy certification and course - December 14, PM. I can not speak of any hierarchy in programs but I have taken courses at the University of St.
I felt like the Great lakes courses were not nearly as indepth and did not offer much in the way of thrust techniques, but that has been years ago. From the class I took and the materials I have looked through from others I would say St. Augustine is excellent and I think anyone who has gone through it would agree. He has created the manual therapy courses for Great Lakes Seminars and has trained the instructors to ensure high quality courses and effective, consistent delivery.
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