The Access Workshop

As a practitioner, you only perceive a limited amount of information that your nervous system detects about a patient. This happens, in part, because practitioners pay attention to just a limited range of feedback/responses that their nervous system produces when they assess patients.

For example, neuroscience shows that a practitioner's nervous system produces a mix of adaptive responses and touch sensations during palpation. Practitioners commonly focus their attention on touch sensations when they palpate and overlook the adaptive responses that their nervous system is producing.

This oversight limits a practitioner's potential results because adaptive responses provide clinically significant insights that touch sensations cannot provide. Proficient awareness of adaptive responses enables a practitioner to perceive more information that their nervous system detects about patients. This added information can significantly enhance clarity and results in practice.

Enhancing Perception of Key Adaptive Responses

Key adaptive responses include autonomic, arousal, affective and motivational responses.

Proficient perception of these subtle adaptive responses requires a distinct set of attention skills.  These internal perception (interoception) skills are very different from the skills that help enhance awareness of conventional sensory responses. 

The Access Workshop delivers a streamlined, step by step approach to enhance perception of adaptive responses. This specialized training enables practitioners to accelerate their learning curve and avoid misdirected efforts that commonly occur when developing this skillset. Whether you’re a student, or a veteran practitioner who would like to experience the benefits that exceptional perception abilities provide in practice, the Access Workshop can help you to develop this high value skillset.