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What does hands-on feedback add?
Veronica
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Watch Veronica on YouTubeA craft worth getting better at.
More skill in your hands.
More possibility for your practice.
Build your clinical reasoning, refine your hands-on work, and grow alongside providers who take the craft seriously.
Professional education. Deliberate practice. A shared commitment to better care.
Why we teach
Help more communities
reach skilled care.
Behind every provider who keeps learning is a community that may benefit from their growing skill and judgment.
Our ambition is to build a connected network of thoughtful practitioners: people who keep asking better questions, practicing with intention, and learning from one another.
The common goal: practical learning, shared standards, and care grounded in good judgment.
The work between the workshops
Learn it. Work on it.
Come back with better questions.
Hands-on education becomes more useful when there is a rhythm for reflection. Build a rhythm that keeps your learning moving.
Start with the reasoning
A framework to keep returning to.
Use the online curriculum to build a shared foundation. Bring questions to hands-on training and connect what you study with what you observe.
The intention: understand the decisions behind the hands-on work.
Make space for repetition
Give your attention to the details.
Accelerators and small-group training create time for supervised practice, instructor feedback, and specific questions about technique.
Small groups: a maximum of three students per instructor.
Turn experience into questions
You do not have to learn in isolation.
Bring a de-identified case and a focused question to diagnostic coaching. Discuss your reasoning with an instructor and other providers, within your professional scope.
60-minute diagnostic pods with three providers. Monthly cadence proposed.
Close the loop
Notice what changed. Choose what is next.
Reflect on feedback, identify an area for further practice, and return to the curriculum with a clearer question. Development is an ongoing process.
Education supports your judgment; it does not replace professional licensure or scope of practice.
Keep the conversation going. Diagnostic coaching connects clinical questions with instructor and peer perspectives. A monthly cadence is proposed for continuing providers.
Make each training count.
Proposed for 2027.
- Before you beginYour personal learning plan
Match your experience and priorities to a training pathway.
- Before you arriveFocused preparation
Know what to review, what to bring, and what to work on.
- After you trainFeedback you can use
Leave with a clear focus for practice and your next learning step.
Your next stage of practice
Start where you are.
A first experience, a deeper commitment, or continuing development. Explore the pathway that fits your starting point.
2027 proposed pricing · Total commitments in USD.
Considering an Accelerator?
What is an Accelerator like?
Dr. Buffan
Starts at 2:30 · Full story available
Watch Dr. Buffan on YouTubeMeet the method. Then decide how far to go.
For qualified practitioners beginning their ARM education, within their professional scope.
A first hands-on experience
Intro Accelerator
An introduction to the training environment, the curriculum, and the community.
$2,400
Total commitment · One-time
- One 12-hour Accelerator
- Two months of online curriculum
- Community access; duration to confirm
An introduction to ARM, without directory eligibility.
A six-month learning commitment
6 monthsTransformation
Build a sustained rhythm of hands-on education, guided reflection, and practice.
$21,000
Total commitment · Six-month program
- Six 12-hour Accelerators: 72 hours total
- Online ARM curriculum and community
- Two 30-minute coaching calls per month
- Directory eligibility after your second hands-on training, subject to requirements
See the payment schedule
$3,750 first payment + five payments of $3,450 = $21,000. Final agreement required before enrollment.
Hands-on training is planned in Denville, New Jersey. Travel and accommodation inclusion must be confirmed. A 2027 equipment kit is proposed; contents and eligibility are being defined.
Choose your training volume.
Then choose your level of support.
Keep building your craft with a 12-month training commitment. Add diagnostic coaching for a more connected learning rhythm.
48 training credits · License: $10,135 total · License + coaching: $12,135 total · 12-month term
Swipe to compare both pathways
| Your 2027 commitmentCompare the details | LicenseTraining and continued access $10,135 Total · 12 months | License + coachingTraining, access, and diagnostic coaching $12,135 Total · 12 months |
|---|---|---|
| Hands-on training | 48 credits 4 Accelerators or small-group equivalent | 48 credits 4 Accelerators or small-group equivalent |
| Instructor support | Quarterly 30-minute instructor check-in | Diagnostic coaching 60-minute pod with three providers. Monthly cadence proposed. |
| Online ARM curriculum | Included | Included |
| Provider community | Included | Included |
| Rehab curriculum | Access scope to confirm | Access scope to confirm |
| Provider directory | Conditional on eligibility and quality requirements | Conditional on eligibility and quality requirements |
| 1:1 messages or texts | Confirm access before enrollment | Confirm access before enrollment |
+$2,000 per yearAdd coaching at either training volume.
+$1,575 per yearAdd 24 training credits to either pathway.
How training credits translate to real time
One Accelerator clock hour uses one training credit. One small-group clock hour uses two credits.
48 credits48 Accelerator clock hours
or 24 small-group clock hours
72 credits72 Accelerator clock hours
or 36 small-group clock hours
Small groups have a maximum of three students per instructor. Small-group eligibility follows at least two Accelerators; confirm your progression with ARM. Confirm your format mix and training schedule before enrollment.
Training currently has a signup-year use deadline; confirm how it applies to your 12-month term. Travel, accommodation, and equipment inclusion also require confirmation.
A specific eligibility route
Already training
with an approved partner?
Stay connected to the curriculum and community while training with a recognized external provider. This route requires prior approved training.
The proposed route recognizes Tissue Repair Solutions at 48 training hours per year, or training with Dr. Cody, subject to ARM approval.
Partner-trained access
$6,000
Total commitment · 12 months
- Online ARM curriculum
- Provider community
- Directory access, subject to approval
- No ARM in-person training hours
A few useful answers
Make an informed
next step.
Know how training fits your experience, your practice, and your schedule.
Who is ARM education for?
Qualified practitioners working within their professional scope. ARM education does not confer professional licensure, expand a legal scope of practice, or replace an individual eligibility review.
Where does hands-on training happen?
Training is planned in Denville, New Jersey. Confirm your dates and venue before booking travel. Travel and accommodation inclusion must be confirmed; the proposed 2027 equipment kit is still being defined.
What does directory eligibility mean?
For qualifying Transformation and continuing providers, listing eligibility follows the second hands-on training, subject to ARM requirements. Final renewal criteria require confirmation. A listing does not guarantee patient inquiries, income, or an exclusive territory.
How do Accelerators and small groups differ?
An Accelerator provides 12 hours of hands-on training. Small groups have up to three students per instructor and use two training credits per clock hour. Small-group eligibility follows at least two Accelerators; confirm your progression with ARM.
Where should I start if I am new to ARM?
Begin with the free challenge to explore the approach. The Intro Accelerator offers a first hands-on experience; Transformation offers a six-month training rhythm with twice-monthly coaching. Explore either summary above, then confirm eligibility and fit with ARM.
Begin with curiosity
Get a feel for
how we think.
Explore the free ARM challenge before deciding what a next step could look like.