PLEASE NOTE: I-ACT IS IN THE PROCESS OF IMPLEMENTING A NEW PROFESSIONAL TRAINING CURRICULUM THAT WILL BE LAUNCHED IN 2021. THIS INFORMATION BELOW IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE ANYTIME SOON.
Topics Covered Include:
- History, Theory and Practice of Colon Hydrotherapy including a detailed look at the theory of “Autointoxication”
- Anatomy & Physiology Review with focus on the Digestive System
- Diseases of the Digestive System
- Functional Disorders of the Digestive System
- Contraindications and Indications for Colon Hydrotherapy
- Overview of the International Association of Colon Therapists’ bylaws and standard operating procedure
- How to remain in compliance with the laws in your province or state
- Health & Sanitation with a focus on infection control procedures
Preparation for Establishing and Running your Practice Include:
- Legal business structures & business relationships
- Advertising & promotion
- Office procedures & policies
- Cash management & budgeting
- Client management software and scheduling & confirming appointments
- Complimentary modalities: Essential Oils and Massage Therapy…..
Practicum:
- Thorough explanation of the intake form / how to screen the client for contraindications / conduct a pre-session interview / intake
- Thorough explanation / walk-through of how to use the colon hydrotherapy machine and how to deliver a treatment
- Hands-on opportunity to give several treatments under the supervision of a colon hydrotherapy instructor
- Equipment set-up and equipment cleaning
- Equipment maintenance
Examination:
- Practical exam (you will be observed by an instructor while you conduct the intake interview, explain the procedure to the client and obtain consent to deliver the treatment, deliver post-colonic care to the client, clean the colon hydrotherapy equipment, and ensure cleanliness of the facility)
- Written examination (multiple-choice)
- 15 Minute Presentation (you will deliver a presentation to the class and instructor demonstrating your understanding and knowledge of the digestive system)
- On your first day of classes: A passing grade (70% or higher) on an Anatomy & Physiology Pre-Test (multiple-choice)