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Anna Hartman's LTAP is a game changer! Take advantage of this opportunity to learn more!

Learn how ONE change to your assessment can help you get immediate results for your PT and AT clients. Join me for the FREE online mini-course The Missing Link!

Now open for FREE enrollment!

https://movementrev.mykajabi.com/the-missing-link-spring-2025

In this training, you will:
📝 Learn how to apply the 1st assessment test of the MovementREV LTAP™ (locator test assessment protocol™).

💡Discover how to shift perspective from a biomechanical and orthopedic paradigm to a whole organism paradigm- one that considers the viscera and the nervous system.

One of the things I hear from PT and AT professionals is that in their day to day, they get good results, but they feel like they are still missing something. That “something” prevents them from having the confidence to guarantee those results for their clients.

Feeling like they are missing something also leaves them wondering if it is possible to have even better outcomes like fewer treatment sessions needed.

Let me tell you, it is possible to get and guarantee better results. And it only requires ONE change to your assessment.

I know it seems “too good to be true”, how can ONE change make such a huge difference? It comes down to the anatomy and neurophysiology.

What most PT and AT professionals miss is the influence of the viscera and the nervous system on musculoskeletal pain and dysfunction as well as the ability to trust the wisdom of the body and be able to listen to it to guide the treatment sequencing.
When you know where to start by listening to the body you will get fast results that stick using ANY tool or treatment approach you like (yes, ANY tool: manual therapy, massage, dry needles, cups, exercise, pilates, neurology, IASTM, tape, whatever floats your boat 😜.)

I cannot wait!!! I hope you will join me for this FREE mini-course!

PS: Yes, this course is for you if you are ANY type of health and wellness professional that works 1-1 with people helping them feel better and perform better in their body! PT, AT, Chiro, Massage therapist, pilates teacher, yoga instructor, personal trainer, strength coach, stretch therapist, etc.