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An introduction designed for every therapist, with no prerequisites.

This course offers a way to learn to understand the nervous system as a terrain in permanent interaction with the rest of the body — digestive, hormonal, immune — rather than as an isolated mechanism. It conveys clear and cautious clinical markers: never a diagnosis, never a prediction, always an aid to listening better and referring better.

Who this course is for

To any therapist in integrated medicine, beginner or experienced, who wishes to enrich their understanding of the nervous system — stress, sleep, mood, memory, neurological pain — as a complement to, never a replacement for, their practice and medical advice. No formal medical prerequisite is necessary.

Our safety framework

The backbone of the entire course: this introduction never makes a diagnosis, never replaces medical advice, and explicitly recalls, module after module, the signs that require a referral to a healthcare professional — particularly in the face of a convulsive seizure, a sudden neurological deficit or a suicidal thought.

Course status (17/08/2026). The 8 modules and the 32 planned lessons are written. Each lesson includes its own self-assessment exercise ("Your turn" block); there is no separate quiz page. No dedicated video yet exists for this subject. No page of this course links to content that does not yet exist.

And after this introduction?

This course is complete and stands on its own. For the therapist who wishes to go further in their clinical practice, the Specialisation Pack in Functional Neurology (500 CHF, individual mentoring and advanced case study) is offered separately on campus.frmi.ch — as a natural deepening, never as a reduced version of this introduction.

Framework and limits. This course conveys a body of knowledge and a method with an educational aim. It in no way replaces a medical or neurological consultation, particularly for any acute, serious, or persistent situation.

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