Tuning Fork Abdomen Protocols
5 lessons · 24 minThe VFRT protocols for the abdomen: where to palpate, where the fork goes, and what to feel for as you work. The results are yours to observe.
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Astrion Academy
Astrion Academy
All ten VFRT protocol courses in one purchase: hand and wrist, forearm and elbow, upper arm and shoulder, upper back and spine, lower back and hip, leg and knee, ankle and foot, abdomen, head and neck, and the Cranial Brain Drain protocols, plus VFRT Fundamentals. Online and at your own pace.
Each course has captioned video lessons with a written version of each and a ten-question quiz (80% to pass); nine of them also have a case report form you send to Astrion Academy. For the full training, including the ten core skills, see the VFRT Certification Program.
VFRT is a complementary wellness technique. It is not medical advice, not a diagnosis, and not a substitute for care from a licensed medical professional. Individual experiences vary. Practitioners refer clients to a physician for anything that could be medical.
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The VFRT protocols for the abdomen: where to palpate, where the fork goes, and what to feel for as you work. The results are yours to observe.
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The VFRT protocols for the ankle and foot: where to palpate, where the fork goes, and what to feel for as you work. The results are yours to observe.
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The VFRT protocols for the cranial area: where to palpate, where the fork goes, and what to feel for as you work. The results are yours to observe.
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The VFRT protocols for the forearm and elbow: where to palpate, where the fork goes, and what to feel for as you work. The results are yours to observe.
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The VFRT protocols for the hand and wrist: where to palpate, where the fork goes, and what to feel for as you work. The results are yours to observe.
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The VFRT protocols for the head and neck: where to palpate, where the fork goes, and what to feel for as you work. The results are yours to observe.
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The VFRT protocols for the leg and knee: where to palpate, where the fork goes, and what to feel for as you work. The results are yours to observe.
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The VFRT protocols for the lower back and hip: where to palpate, where the fork goes, and what to feel for as you work. The results are yours to observe.
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The VFRT protocols for the upper arm and shoulder: where to palpate, where the fork goes, and what to feel for as you work. The results are yours to observe.
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The VFRT protocols for the upper back and spine: where to palpate, where the fork goes, and what to feel for as you work. The results are yours to observe.
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Where every VFRT protocol starts: what the method is, the anatomy of a weighted tuning fork, and the 5 P's of effective vibration therapy.
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