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An introduction to lay solid foundations.

This course offers to learn to read the child — from newborn to adolescent — as an organism under construction, whose physiology, immunity and psyche develop at their own pace. A field-based reading supports this growth; it does not diagnose nor does it predict anything, and in no way replaces pediatric or medical follow-up.

Who this course is for

For non-physician therapists who wish to enrich their practice with a field-based approach adapted to children, as a complement to — never a replacement for — the pediatrician and the attending physician. No formal medical prerequisite: the course starts from scratch and lays out all the necessary vocabulary from the very first module.

Our safety framework

Backbone of the whole course: a field-based approach is never a diagnosis, never predicts a health outcome, and never replaces a pediatric or medical opinion. Each module recalls this framework from its own angle; the final module, devoted to the therapist's limits and warning signs, brings it together explicitly.

An introduction, and then what?

The 8 modules of this Initiation form a coherent whole that is directly usable in your practice. For therapists who wish to deepen this discipline at a professional level, the Integrative Pediatrics Specialization Pack — with mentoring, on campus.frmi.ch — is offered separately, as the natural continuation of this pathway and not as a more complete version of the same product.

Course status (17/08/2026). The 32 lessons of the 8 modules are written; each lesson includes its own self-assessment block (« Reflection »), 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.
Framework and limits. This course conveys a culture and a method with an educational aim. It replaces neither a consultation with a pediatrician or physician, nor medical advice for any acute, serious, or persistent situation in a child.

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