NETT Global Courses

The NETT Foundations Course introduces the student to  concepts as well as specific details of various assessment and management tools to facilitate a better ability to consider the effects of Neural Engagement Therapy and Training (NETT) techniques on the Human Nervous System.

(Modules 1-8)

Module 1 : Wellness Facilitated by Eustress

Module 2: What Is the Nervous System?

Module 3: Examining heart Rate Variability (HRV)

Module 4: Neuron Theory and Frontal Lobe

Module 5: Functional Neurology

Module 6: Balancing Extremes

Module 7: Mind/Body Interventions

Module 8: Daily, Weekly Training Intervention Schedules.

The NETT Advanced Course dives deeply into understanding  interventions that can assist

in the management of Central Nervous System, the Autonomic Nervous System and the Enteric Nervous System in training and therapy environments. The multi-disciplinary team presenting the course draw from a vast experience in the training, human performance and therapy space, and present diverse and cutting edge insights into Neural Engagement Therapy and Training (NETT) modalities.

(Modules1-14)

1. Active Tremor

2. Flow State II

3. Heart Rate Variability (HRV)

4. Frontal Lobe-Cerebellum Connection

5. The Vestibular System

6. Integrating Functional Neurology into Clinical Practice

7. Paediatric NETT

8. TRE: A trauma Informed Model of the Body and Neurogenic Movement

9. Environmental Stress Training

10. Nutritional Interventions

11. NETT in Soft Tissue Therapy

12. The Science of Breathing

13. The Wisdom of Breathing

14. NETT and Strength and Conditioning Programming.

The brain is quite complex and is often overlooked as a major component in assessment of mobility and risk of falling.  However, because deteriorating brain function occurs as part of the aging process, we must have a better understanding of basic concepts of the brain to be better able to identify risk factors and apply early intervention to falls-risk individuals.

This module outlines the theory and practical components of a ‘brain training’ approach to

the assessment and intervention of balance and mobility in the elderly population.

We explain the function of balance as one that is driven from central mechanisms (brain driven), and we explain how we can assess and intervene at that level to improve balance and reduce falls risk.

NETT in Paediatrics.

(Coming Soon)