This course introduces the learner to the history of and science behind cervical and lumbar
traction. Evidence based chapters in this course include topics of the history of traction, the
anatomy and physiology affected during and after a traction treatment, indications and
pathophysiology that can benefit from traction and how to use a portable traction machine for
prevention, pain, posture, performance, recovery and relaxation indications. This course
includes easy to navigate clinical protocols for safe and effective use of portable cervical and
lumbar traction devices and is appropriate for clinicians who have no previous training in the use
of portable traction devices.