Foot & Leg Centre

Niche services for people with foot & leg problems
Highly developed tactile skills usually reserved for physiotherapists and chiropractors
Ability to generate a highly profitable income
Ability to deliver a service not widely available
Excitement in being part of a pioneering profession
Confidence in the success of established FMT practices
Paradigm shift in health care

To become a specialist in FMT you need:

An interest in offering alternative treatment services
A desire to work with your hands
A willingness to step outside of your comfort zone
A desire to learn and apply the basis of manual therapies such as physiotherapy and chiropractic

There are 3 key steps necessary to become a specialist in FMT:

Learn, practice & master the Foot Mobilisation Techniques
Learn, practice & master patient assessment protocols for FMT
Learn, practice & master the business operating systems of an FMT practice

There are 2 pathways to becoming a specialist in FMT.

Independent Route:
This is where you learn, develop and practice FMT and assessment protocols on your own clientele in your own practice with the guidance of a consultant experienced in FMT. There are 3 levels of competence to complete and successful completers of Module 3 may be offered to own and operate a licensed Foot & Leg Centre under a Licensed Agreement.

Incubator Route:
This is where you undertake the training in FMT at an established, operating Foot & Leg Centre. You will commence as an FMT Trainee, then progress to a Foot & Leg Centre employee (4 levels). Successful employees of the Foot & Leg Centre may be offered to own and operate a licensed Foot & Leg Centre under a Licensed Agreement.