I said earlier, it would be taken care that each student has understood the basic principles behind the delivery of the technique. Also, adequate time is given to practice each of the techniques making the students feel more confident. In our feedback response; only 3% students felt that time duration per technique was little short as compared to 97% who found the duration just perfect.

Scheduled no. of days are sufficient to learn it. Learn it, I say, not master it! The division of the course is such that you will be able to grasp the concept behind all the techniques easily. Since it’s a hand on workshop, you will get to practice all the techniques till you feel confident about it. However, feedback from the students about the duration of the course shows that 90% of them found the duration perfect & only 10% found it a little short.

If you are still a student & think it’s too early to learn Manual therapy. Think again! Look at the stiff competition around you. Remember, that the day you graduate, there will be thousands of physiotherapists graduating nationwide the same day. To have an edge over them, there must be something special about you. Manual therapy would provide you with that edge. Moreover, learning at this stage comes naturally to you because you have been in touch with the process of studying. Hence grasping the techniques & assimilating them would be much easier for you. At this point of time, you do not have any other pre-occupations, except studying. So you can concentrate & absorb better right now. In case, you are a therapist into practice & are feeling a little low, reading the above. Then please, do not! You have two things, which you could not have had earlier, experience & a very sensitive pair of hands. And these two things will help you learn & grasp the clinical aspect of these techniques much more effectively. What I suggest is, don’t wait for another second. The right time to begin is right now.