Training for practitioners
Get results for people who have pain, fatigue, injury or sleep problems.
With an Action Potential Simulation Therapy machine, you can get good results for people with pain, injury, fatigue or sleep problems, even sometimes when other treatment has not worked. This is immensely satisfying, and you can find a growing list of successfully treated conditions in Testimonials.
A machine can be used as a stand-alone treatment, or to enhance the results and staying power of hands-on therapies, and you don’t need to have a certain qualification to learn how to help people with an APS Therapy machine.
There is a growing number of clinical research papers on APS Therapy, and reports of other benefits in addition to pain relief – improvements to mood, flexibility, sleep quality, energy, concentration and general wellness.
How you can use APS as a practitioner
APS Therapy can also be offered, like any therapy, with the full assistance and attention of a practitioner, either in a clinic room, or the client’s own home. Or, you can run:
Prepares you to use APS Therapy machines therapeutically.
Training is carried out around the UK at your own base for groups, clinics & institutions, and monthly from the Beds & Northants MS Therapy Centre for individuals or groups.
Training is fun and interactive and groups are kept small to allow a thorough practical experience.
What happens during training
About The Course Teacher, Miranda Olding
Miranda Olding is a Clinical Nurse Specialist in MS, with interests in pain, health promotion and stress management, over 25 years of experience in nursing in long term conditions, and a background in holistic health.
Since 2013, she has headed up APS Therapy in the UK, as the sole trainer and distributor, and director of Painfree Potential.
As well as hands-on treating with APS Therapy, she oversees the clinic at the Bedford MS Therapy Centre, provides training and support for other APS therapy clinics around the UK, is involved in research into APS Therapy, and speaks and lectures on her specialist areas to a wide range of healthcare professionals.