Proprioceptive – Deep Tendon Reflex (P-DTR)® is the product of the original thought and research of orthopedic surgeon, Dr. José Palomar. This work recognizes that input from sensory receptors – and the way the brain processes the information from these receptors – is critical in determining neuromuscular responses throughout the entire body. If feedback from proprioceptors is aberrant, then motor control is compromised.
P-DTR® Courses
Introductory Course
The P-DTR Introduction single day class provides students with a good overview of the basics of P-DTR - before signing up to take any Foundations class. If you do, you get your Intro class fees refunded!
Foundations Series
The P-DTR Foundations Series provides students with the most comprehensive and practical functional neurology education available anywhere in the world.
Intermediate Series
The Intermediate Series expands upon the knowledge from Foundations with a focus on advanced biomechanical analysis of the body’s major joints in additional to high-level diagnostics unique to P-DTR.
Advanced Series
The Advanced Series explores the physiology of body systems. Students will learn how to assess and correct viscera, blood pressure, nerve entrapments, lymphatics, metabolic dysfunctions, cranial nerves, and more.
Masterclass Course
The Masterclass trainings explore a variety of specialty topics in depth through the lens of the P-DTR method.
Reviews
“This technique cracks the intricate code of the human body and all manner of its dysfunctions.”
HANNAH LORD
Physiotherapist
“My introduction to P-DTR was easily one of the most significant events in my life… It will fundamentally change the way medicine is practiced over the next 20 years.”
NOAH DRUCKER
PDTR Practitioner
Dr. Palomar- PDTR Global
Dr. José Palomar Lever is a practicing orthopedic surgeon and the founder of the Proprioceptive Deep Tendon Reflex® method and P-DTR® Global – based in Switzerland. He began intensive research on the human software system – the fundamental rules underlying how the brain processes and responds to information – in 2000.
Today, this comprehensive technique for identifying and correcting information processing errors (i.e. software dysfunction) within the body helps people around the world who suffer from acute and chronic pain, sensory problems, motor dysfunction, and a wide variety of symptoms that have otherwise left medical professionals baffled.
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