This two-day course is comprised of 80% practical and 20% didactic training. The primary focus will be on the development of the psychomotor skills needed to safely and effectively deliver advanced thrust joint manipulation (TJM) techniques to the vertebral column, more commonly known as spinal manipulation. Also included will be an in-depth review of mechanisms of benefit and the efficacy/safety of treating select neuromusculoskeletal conditions. All IMMT TJM courses have been approved for 15 contact hours by PT state boards where the courses are held, as well as the Board of Certification (BOC) for athletic trainers.
*Special Note: TJM Part 1 does not have to be taken prior to this course, but the participant must enroll for TJM Part 1 before taking Part 2. The participant must review the textbook for Part 1 prior to attending Part 2 or 3.