NEURAC Introduction Course

​NEURAC Introduction course a is a specially designed education system for physical therapists or MD who want to learn the basic principles of using Redcord Suspension Treatment and the Neurac method. It is a practical and theoretical course that emphasizes on active participation. The course includes a manual with illustrations and descriptions. NEURAC is built on clinical testing, decision making, treatment techniques for different body regions, and the activation of local and global muscles.

• ​Topics Covered:

​a. Neuromuscular control and musculoskeletal dysfunction.

​b. Introduction to the helping hand principle as a therapeutic assist.

​c. NEURAC testing to identify weak links related to local motor control and myofascial chains.

​d. NEURAC treatment for local motor control and myofascial chains.

• ​Learning Objectives:

​a. Know the various elements in a Redcord workstation and its practical application.

​b. Know when NEURAC is indicated based on an understanding of how pain affects neuromuscular control.

​c. Know the NEURAC testing principles, evaluate, and score NEURAC tests to explore weak links.

​d. Gain skills applying basic techniques and exercises in NEURAC treatment to treat weak links.

​e. Understand the relevance of transfer to improve function and the importance of the “assessment-treatment-reassessment” procedure.

​f. Know the importance of exercise to maintain treatment results and reduce the risk of relapses.

• ​Methodology:

​a. Plenary sessions: theoretical presentations delivered by the presenter.

​b. Short discussions and detailed demonstrations as learning activities.

​c. Application of all skills in small groups as learning activities.

​d. Case studies to benefit from the experience of the participants and involve them in the subject matter.

​Please note that:

​a. The Course Fees include the Course Material (in English or French), and a Certification from Norway.

​b. Payments are to be issued in full by the participant before the completion of the course.

​c. Please note that you have to be present minimum 80% of the training hours to qualify for a certificate.

​d. Number of Participants: 8 – 12 participants per course divided into groups of 4 for the practical sessions (please dress accordingly).

​e. Participants will apply the main technical skills with the coaching of a trainer until every participant has reached a satisfactory degree of proficiency.

​f. Seats are allotted on the basis of first-come first-served.

​g. Certificates from Norway will be delivered at the end of the course.