Advanced Targeted Therapy is a Learning Laboratory (rather than an exact formulation)
Because the Advanced Targeted Therapy (ATT) is customized to the unique, individual client and their experience of pain in the moment, there is no single protocol or required sequence to follow in this service. Rather than having a start-to-finish or A-Z prescription of techniques, we recommend you begin your ATT session with only 1 or 2 hands-on and/or professional tool approaches in mind. That way you can get in-moment-feedback from your client’s tissue and their verbal observations of what they’re sensing, in order to help direct each of your subsequent techniques.
Below are a couple ways to plan effective implementation of your time management. The first several ATT services you perform will challenge you to incorporate many new skill sets, like advanced coaching and communication, professional tools use, and working on a single area in 360-degree approach for an entire hour (or more!). The routines following are simply “Sample Protocols” rather than an exact formulation to follow in every session. Think of the ATT service as a learning laboratory of exploration where you and your client experiment with many different APMT approaches (hypotheses) to discover the best combinations to provide session goals (results) for your pain management reduction.