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CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS INADVANCED MYOFASCIAL TECHNIQUES:
AMT "For-Credit" Receiving Session Instructions and Documentation
Purpose: The purpose of this requirement is for you to learn from the experience of receiving Advanced Myofascial Techniques (AMT) work from an experienced practitioner.
Essential elements:
*-When there are geograpic or other significant obstacles to working with an Approved Provider, you may request an exemption from the requirement to use an approve provider, and if approved, use a local practitioner of your choice. You must request this exemption in advance of your session at this link (an administrative fee applies for exemption requests).
CAMT credit for this requirement is free and is recorded in our system when this form is satisfactorily completed.
Instructions:
1. Choose an Approved AMT "For-Credit" Receiving Session Provider from the list on the CAMT site. (If Approved AMT Providers are not available in your area, you must request an exemption in advance of your session.)
2. When you schedule, let your practitioner know you’re receiving the session for CAMT credit.
3. Read over the questions below before your session. Enjoy your session while you remember your role as a learner.
4. Fill out and submit this form, preferably within one day after your session (and no more than 4 weeks after your session).
REQUIRED: Include what you want to incorporate into your work, and optionally, what you many not want to incorporate. (Remember that learning can be positive or negative.)
Please print or save before sending, and retain a copy for your records.
Choose "Finish and Submit your Form" below, or print and mail it to:
CREDIT REQUEST Advanced-Trainings.com 3514 Nyland Way Lafayette, CO 80026 USA info@advanced-trainings.com
Please refer to the CAMT site for current requirements, credits, and maximums allowed.