FAKTR REHAB course
Learn a comprehensive rehab system in our hands-on training course and fulfill the first step towards FAKTR certification.
FAKTR PNE course
In this hands-on course, you'll learn to use the FAKTR concepts to assess and treat peripheral nerve entrapments.
REHAB TO FITNESS course
Continue your learning beyond rehab in this hybrid online + live course. Learn fitness programming for patients post-rehab.
learn complete systems not techniques
Why learn a technique when you can learn a system you can use with many techniques?
Hands-on education + Cutting-Edge Tools
Thousands of practitioners on six continents use FAKTR with their patients.
Payment Plan Tickets
We've rolled out new payment plan options for all of our FAKTR brand courses. You can now purchase your ticket to our FAKTR Rehab System, FAKTR PNE or Rehab to Fitness course using an easy installment plan.
Learn MoreHere's what our attendees say
It is certainly the next evolutionary step in mobility restoration and rehab. Any provider(s) who are not at least aware of FAKTR protocols, have an obvious gap in their knowledge.
— Mary R. from Daytona, FL
FAKTR was a game changer. It was something I could immediately apply daily in the office setting . My patients have been getting better quicker than before.
— John W. from Bloomington, MN
I’ve used FAKTR on a patient who is in a football league. He was suffering from bilateral shoulder pain. After three treatments he said stated his shoulder pain was almost completely gone.
— Stanley B. from Mesa Linda, CA
You Aren't Breaking up Scar Tissue with IASTM...This is What is Really Happening
As a an educator and conservative manual practitioner, words really matter to me. When I’m teaching, it’s just as important for practitioners and students to understand why they’re performing a particular treatment and what they’re affecting as it is for them to understand the how of the treatment application.
And, I would also argue, using the correct choice of words is imperative when it comes to conveying information, whether you’re speaking to patients or other practitioners.
For example; you may have heard a doctor or therapist rationalizes using myofascial release or instrument-assisted soft tissue manipulation to “break up scar tissue” or “break up adhesions.”
But what does this even mean?
