Emmett Technique course

A chameleon approach to physical therapy

The EMMETT course is aimed at qualified medical professionals and complementary therapists interested in expanding their skills. It is useful for all practitioners because integrating the EMMETT technique with previous training will lead to improved work in an existing practice.

Structure of the Emmett course:

The course is divided into two-day teaching blocks, called modules, with a total of six modules. The material covered in the previous block is reviewed before moving on to new content, ensuring readiness for mastering new material. Modules 1 & 2 each last for a full day and are always taught as a two-day block. The entire course consists of 12 days. Modules are typically spaced 6-8 weeks apart, allowing participants to gain experience working with the technique. The complete course is completed within 12 months. If there is a desire for further learning, Professional EMMETT courses (EP), workshops, and narrower specializations follow.

Module 1 & 2

First day Module 1, second day Module 2

Module 3

The first day is a repetition of Modules 1 & 2, the second day is a new Module 3

Module 4

The first day is the repetition of Module 3, the second day is the new Module 4

Module 5

The first day is the repetition of Module 4, the second day is the new Module 5

Module 6

The first day is the repetition of Module 5, the second day is the new Module 6

Final module

The first day consists of reviewing Module 6. It includes both written and practical assessments, and upon successful completion, a proficiency certificate is awarded, qualifying the participant as an EMMETT practitioner. Conducting the check is not mandatory, and if the participant chooses not to carry out the check, he will be awarded a certificate of participation. The second day of the module is the Practitioner’s Day, where the acquired knowledge and skills are integrated.