Dr Frost is offering regular training workshops to enhance practical skills in the use of the InterX device. She is an approved CPD provider meaning that certification can be counted towards Continuing Professional Development targets.
Training is aimed at medical professionals and complementary therapists providing pain management and rehabilitation: Anaesthsists, Physiotherapists; pain nurses; occupational therapists, homeopaths, osteopaths, chiropractors, acupuncturists, sport massage therapists, etc.
Workshops are designed to assure that the therapist is following the correct routine using the InterX device to provide interactive neurostimulation and get the best therapeutic outcomes that are safe for the patient. Further training is covering aspects of ethical understanding and attitude.
There are 2 types of training: foundation and advanced.
Training Programmes
- ‘Foundation’ covers use of the InterX for a treatment of Acute, Chronic pain
View Foundation Training Itinerary
This workshop is a first introduction of a method of Non-Invasive Interactive Neurostimulation. Comparisons is made with other electrical stimulation devices and explains why the InterX is more effective, guides thorough explaining signal stimulation patterns, introduces first findings supporting the mechanism of action, introducing clinical evidence.
The second part of the workshop is practical, teaches basic operation and three step treatment process, and use of the external electrodes, introducing clinical aspect of NIN: Indications/ Contra-indications, clinical goals; explains the concept of the Active Site; teaches how to plan the treatment; explains other treatment options.
In this workshop patients with real pain conditions are presented as a demo case study. They are treated interactively.
- ‘Advanced’ split into two workshops
View Advanced Training Itinerary
‘InterX Assessment’ covers application of the InterX in advance clinical evaluation
This workshop covers understanding of relative skin impedance (AR), rational behind in taking readings for the assessment, explains the patient preparation and introduces the Assessment Protocol step by step, further explaining how to plan treatment based on the assessment outcome.
The second part of the workshop is practical, introducing the Assessment Protocol and giving the possibility to understand and analyse the obtained data from the patient; demonstrates aspects of documenting obtained readings on the sample cases.
In this workshop patients with real pain conditions are presented as a demo case study. The assessment is performed interactively followed by the analysis of the outcome and based on it treatment planning.
‘Management of complex chronic and neuropathic pain’ covers advanced clinical application of the InterX
At this workshop therapists learn modern understanding of Complex chronic pain and its impact on the patient, introducing a deeper understanding of the Active Sites. New concept of Homeostatic Sites and Prognostic Quantitive evaluation Technique are taught as well as given knowledge of the anatomy of the Homeostatic Sites and treatment protocols.
The second part of the workshop is practical where the participants will have to learn finding Homeostatic Sites on the body and perform Prognostic Evaluation Technique.
Treatments of the patients that are presented with complex chronic degenerative and complex chronic neuropathic pain will be demonstrated.
How to apply
Please complete the
‘Enrolment
form’ and email it from this website. Alternatively you can
contact the office or fax it through using the contact details
below.
Fee for training: £125 +VAT per day, including refreshments.
Training starts from 10am and finishes at 5pm with a lunch break between 1 and 2pm
