Introduction and overview courses
The CRAFTA® curriculum is the result of the consensus of various dentical and physiotherapeutic specialists. The courses are updated every 6 months and follow as much as possible the European accreditation guidelines.(Bologna recommendations)
The courses include theoretical and practical components as well as case studies and patient presentations. The final aim is to educate high quality specialists by presenting current models of thinking and techniques for patients with headaches, face and neck dysfunctions and pain, wherever possible based on scientific evidence.
All courses are based upon the books "Craniofacial dysfunctions and pain" (2001) and "...Craniofacial Pain. Neuromusculoskeletal assessment, treatment and management"(2006) Both by Dr. Harry J. M. von Piekartz
Die Module 1-3 sind Voraussetzung für den Aufbaukurs. Nach Belegung des KoKi-Kurses, des Aufbaukurses und des Zervikurses besteht die Möglichkeit zur Zertifizierung. Ab 2011 ist zusätzlich der Aufbaukurs II
Basic Course Module 1
Basic Course Module 2
Basic Course Module 3
E-Learning
The CRAFTA-Online-course is accordingly to the themes of the presence modules ...
Read more..Headache in children
Headache in children are a increasing problem in children and adolescents
Read more..Craniocervical
Cervicooculär
The craniocervical and vestibular-ocular (dys-)function on the postural control will be elucidated
Read more..Advanced Course I & II
Clinimetrics
Anatomy Prep-Course
Dentistry
Facial expression
Facial expression and laterality, Assessment, Evaluation and Rehabilitation
Read more..Examination and preparation
Aim of the certification is to assess, if the capabilities of the craniofacial region are...
Read more..Clinical Assessment (CCA)
Tinnitus
Assessment and management of benign tinnitus by CRAFTA® specialized therapists
COVID-19, the use of (surgical) masks and its consequences!
Thoughts and challenges for clinicians treating persons with head and face problems
Myths and facts about Bruxism...
What physical therapist believe and know about bruxism