FOR LICENSED PRACTITIONERS

CoreFlow — Neuro-Somatic Professional Training Intensive

A professional training intensive developed by Azlaan Arif, LMT, for licensed practitioners who want to bring a neuro-somatic approach into their own practice.

This is a professional training intensive, not a certification. CoreFlow does not confer a license, credential, or certification of any kind. It is a training designed to add tools to the practice you're already licensed to perform — attendees remain solely responsible for practicing within their own license and scope.
Who It's For

Built for practitioners who already have a license to build on

Licensed Massage TherapistsAdding a neuro-somatic layer to hands-on work.
Physical TherapistsIntegrating pattern-mapping into existing treatment plans.
ChiropractorsExpanding assessment tools within your practice.
Athletic TrainersBringing a nervous-system lens to athlete recovery.
From Practitioners Who've Taken It

What other licensed professionals say about the training

Shared as individual experiences — CoreFlow doesn't guarantee specific outcomes for any practitioner or their clients.

Dr. Simon Billingham, D.C.CoreFlow Level 1 & 2 Graduate
Dr. Ashley MathisLicensed Physical Therapist
Michelle CoashLMT, 35 Years Clinical Experience
Arthur RobinsonAthletic Trainer & LMT, 22 Years Clinical Experience
Hunter GathrightGOATA Coach, LMT
Licensed Massage TherapistCoreFlow Level 1 & 2 Graduate

Interested in the next CoreFlow training?

Open to licensed massage therapists, physical therapists, chiropractors, and athletic trainers.

Reserve Your Spot

CoreFlow is an educational professional training intensive for licensed healthcare and bodywork practitioners. It is not a certification, license, or accredited credential, and completion does not expand any practitioner's legal scope of practice. Each practitioner remains solely responsible for practicing within the scope of their own license. Advance Sports Therapy's client services are for general wellness only and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Individual results and practitioner experiences vary.