Within the DRT™ Advanced Pathway
Neuro Mobilization is the advanced neurofascial course within DRT™, focused on nerve mobility, entrapment patterns, passive release progressions, and preparation for STOMUA™.
This course is designed for clinicians who have completed the foundational DRT coursework and are ready to move beyond muscle and fascia into complex neurofascial restriction patterns.
It focuses on nerve mobility, peripheral nerve pathways, neurodynamic tension, fascial entrapment, and passive release progressions.
Neuro Mobilization is part of the advanced clinical pathway within DRT™. Completion of foundational DRT coursework is required before enrollment.
“This course serves as the critical bridge from Passive Release Techniques™ to STOMUA™.”
Nerve glide, tension, and neurofascial restriction, explored across clinical regions and integrated with passive release sequencing.
Students review clinically relevant nerve pathways through the upper extremity, lower extremity, spine, jaw, and related fascial compartments.
Introduces common clinical entrapment zones and how fascia, scar tissue, muscle tension, and joint position can influence nerve mobility.
Students learn passive clinician-guided techniques that respect nerve sensitivity and heavily emphasize patient safety and comfort.
Participants are taught to precisely think through symptom behavior, tension testing, movement limitation, and clinical sequencing.
Neuro Mobilization builds directly on the provider-directed passive release concepts established in the foundational PRT™ modules.
This neurofascial curriculum is required before a provider can advance to the final STOMUA™ training level.
32 CE hours (16 online + 16 in person), pending approval
Step 232 CE hours (16 online + 16 in person), pending approval
Step 332 CE hours (16 online + 16 in person), pending approval
Step 432 CE hours (16 online + 16 in person), pending approval
Step 532 CE hours (16 online + 16 in person), pending approval
Neuro Mobilization occupies the critical bridge position in the DRT™ pathway. It follows foundational NOR™ and PRT™ training, and is required before STOMUA™ fellowship-level enrollment.
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