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 If
you are a doctor, please consider getting trained to practice IPT.
If you are a patient, please tell your doctors about IPT and
encourage them to get IPT training.
This is how IPT -- and its many benefits -- can spread, and how it can
become conveniently available to patients in your part
of the world.
More information about training is available
on the GetIPT.com website.
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IPT training is available,
in training seminars or by private instruction, to licensed physicians (MD, DO, ND) and
trained medical professionals (RN, etc.) who work under their supervision.
There are now nine
IPT instructors:
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Donato Perez
Garcia MD (The most
experienced IPT practitioner and instructor, practicing IPT since 1983,
teaching IPT since August, 1997). Office in Tijuana, just south of San
Diego, California. |
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Steven G. Ayre MD
(Scientific liaison for IPT, the first IPT
practitioner living in the US (since 1997), IPT instructor since
1999, active with IPT since 1975, when he studied with Donato Perez
Garcia y Bellon.) Office in Burr Ridge, Illinois, near
Chicago. |
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Ross Hauser MD
(Certified IPT
practitioner since December,
1999, certified instructor since June
26,
2002). Office in Oak Park, Illinois,
near Chicago. |
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Frank George
DO, MDH
(practicing IPT since June, 2000. IPT
instructor certificate issued September 12, 2002.) Office in Cave Creek, Arizona, near
Phoenix. |
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Robert J. Rowen
MD (Practicing IPT since October, 2000.
Certified IPT instructor since September 19, 2002.)
Editor of Second Opinion Newsletter. Office in
Santa Rosa, California. |
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Constantine
A Kotsanis MD (Practicing IPT
since June 24, 2001. Certified IPT
instructor since December 2002.) Office in Grapevine, Texas. |
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Hayle
T. Aldren MD MDH
(Practicing IPT since June, 2000. IPT
instructor since May 2003.) Office in Cave
Creek, Arizona, near Phoenix. |
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T.R. Shantha MD PhD FACA
(Practicing IPT since
Feb, 2001.
IPT instructor since June 2, 2003.) Office
in Stockbridge, Georgia, near Atlanta.. |
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Thomas Lodi, MD,
MD(H) (Practicing IPT since April,
2002, IPT instructor since November, 2004. Office in Mesa,
Arizona, near Phoenix. |
Training is available either privately, in their
offices, or in scheduled training seminars which are announced on this
website. Training usually takes 2 to 3 days, and includes history,
theory, techniques, drug regimens, insurance and practice concerns, and
practical observation.
Training at seminars has the advantages of learning
with other doctors, and often having more than one instructor, thus being
exposed to more viewpoints in a more dynamic environment.
Private training has the advantage of more personal
attention, more flexibility, and often more time for practical observation
of IPT treatments.
More information about training is available
on the GetIPT.com website.
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