PRRT™ Level 1: Clinical Core — Meadow Lake, Canada

What to Expect at the Live Training Seminar

This is not a passive CE course.

Over two days, you will learn a structured, reflex-based system for assessing and reducing pain that you can apply immediately in your practice.

You won’t just watch techniques. You’ll practice them, test them, and see real-time changes in your partners during the seminar.

Most clinicians leave with a clear process they can follow on Monday morning, not just a collection of ideas.

Your instructor will guide you step-by-step through the exam, technique application, and clinical decision-making. You’ll also have access to follow-up support after the seminar if questions come up as you begin using PRRT in practice.

What You’ll Be Able to Do After This Seminar

• Perform a full-body assessment in under one minute
• Identify reflex-driven patterns contributing to pain and restriction
• Apply targeted techniques and immediately re-test your results
• Move from exam to treatment with a clear, repeatable process
• Make faster clinical decisions with more confidence

What You Will Learn

The One-Minute Nociceptive Exam™

A rapid, full-body scan that helps you identify where protective reflexes are influencing pain and movement.

30+ PRRT™ Techniques

Simple, targeted techniques designed to reduce common reflex patterns. Most techniques take seconds to perform and can be immediately re-tested.

How to Think Through the System

Learn how to connect your exam findings to technique selection so you’re not guessing what to do next.

Clinical Integration

Understand how PRRT™ fits into your existing workflow so you can begin using it right away without overhauling your practice.

What This Means for Your Practice

When you return to your clinic, you’ll have a clearer way to assess patients and make treatment decisions.

Instead of relying on trial and error, you’ll be able to test, apply, and re-test in real time, which often leads to faster patient feedback and more consistent results.

Techniques Covered

Includes 30+ techniques addressing common clinical presentations:

• Head, neck, and TMJ-related reflex patterns
• Upper and lower extremity reflexes
• Spinal and postural protective patterns
• Diaphragm and visceral influences
• Global “primal” reflex techniques

CE Credit

Approved for up to 14 hours through NCBTMB (for US practitioners).

If you have questions about your specific board, use the chat button below and we’ll help you confirm eligibility.