Integrative Rehabilitation based on Clinical Neuroscience
Certification Program Available for Rehabilitation Professionals
WHAT IS FNOR?
A systematic, evidence-based approach intended to improve outcomes and efficiency in physical rehabilitation. While the system was first developed by combining orthopedic- and neurorehabilitation approaches (for complex pain), through multi-disciplinary collaboration, FNOR has since developed into a broadly adoptable, integrative approach to rehabilitation.
WHAT IS INTEGRATIVE REHABILITATION?
An approach to physical rehabilitation that seeks to address the individual as a whole, employing a range of physical and technological applications combined with internal, non-physical methods of healing.
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The FNOR certificate is made up of 4 mandatory modules. Practitioners are required to take all 3 foundational modules (FNOR 01-03) they can then choose the fourth module based on the area most appropriate to their clinical practice (FNOR 04-06). Practitioners can take all 6 modules. Modules can be taken in any order though it is recommended they are taken in series as numbered.
Foundational Program (3 Modules)
Clinical Focus Track (Pick 1 of 3)
Rehab Professionals describe FNOR
FNOR has trained rehabilitation clinicians from all but one continent of the world. Listen to what some of them say as they describe their experience with the program.