Class Title: HP102 Protocol Development for Daily Improvement

Class Duration: 4 Hours

This course is designed for home users and practitioners who want to build their own daily protocols for improvement using Avazzia devices, complementary modalities, and simple measurement.

Course Description: Learn a practical framework for creating protocols you can use every day. This class is organized into three parts: what you can interact with, how you choose to interact with those areas, and how to document what you do so results can be repeated and refined. Guided by Brendan, you will work through live examples and a Zoom demonstration so you leave with a clear method for designing, combining, and tracking your own protocols.

Key Learning Outcomes:

Target Areas: Identify protocols that can improve sleep, sensation, tension, drive, trauma, appearance, and attention.
Interaction Strategy: Choose how to work with each area by enhancing function, minimizing agitating issues, combining modalities and daily activities, and measuring change.
Documentation Skills: Create usable protocol records using a simple how-to process, handouts, measurement methods, and practical tools.
Applied Method: Apply the three-part framework through live demonstration and hands-on examples.
Repeatable Practice: Leave with a process for developing, adjusting, and documenting daily-improvement protocols at home.

Course Structure:

Introduction to Protocol Development for Daily Improvement
Part A: What We Can Interact With — Sleep, Sensation, Tension, Drive, Trauma, Appearance, and Attention
Part B: How We Interact — Enhance, Minimize Agitating Issues, Combine Modalities and Daily Activities, and Measure
Part C: How to Document Protocols — How-To Process, Handouts, Measurement, and Tools
Live Demonstration and Hands-On Examples
Q&A with Brendan

Materials Provided:

Comprehensive handouts
Access to the class via Zoom