In addition to doctors agreeing to take referrals, there can also be three more categories, in increasing order of supposed qualification: doctors who have taken a seminar, doctors who are certified TMT practitioners, and doctors serving in one of our contemplated in-house clinics. That being said, we would like to hear from doctors – preferably chiropractors – who might be interested in working in what will be called Triggerbands Clinics. Later, probably after the October seminar, we will begin actively recruiting.

 

The unfortunately weak system of FDM practitioners in the United States has spawned the need for an effective mentoring program. Doctors who attend the seminar can move toward certification, and mentor new TMT practitioners in week-long rotations. Our October seminar will probably be the only one of its kind, as it is intended to mark the beginning of a mentoring program. The seminar therefore embodies more of an ongoing relationship than a one-time event. Contrary to expectations, experience shows that this method cannot be taught solely in a three-day seminar, no matter the format. Learning the FDM and TMT is more like doing a second residency or going back to school. But your efforts will indeed be richly rewarded.