The required prerequisite for the Wise Techniques Certification Ladder. Complete the Foundations course, pass the written exam, and you are cleared for Level I Practitioner Certification. This is where the ladder starts — and it starts here for $497.
Dr. Nick Wise developed Cranial Laser Reflex Technique in 2006 and has since used it with thousands of patients in his private chiropractic practice. He has taught hundreds of practitioners worldwide through live workshops and video training, and has presented CLRT at national and international conferences on chiropractic, photobiomodulation, and complementary medicine.
This course is the required entry point into the Wise Techniques Certification Ladder. It was originally recorded in 2018 and is being updated to reflect the current model. The technique it teaches is real, clinically effective, and used in practice daily. Complete it, pass the written exam, and you are ready for Level I Practitioner Certification — where live training begins. Enrolling now locks in the Foundations price and grants early-adopter access to all future updates.
The complete pathway from Practitioner to Master to Faculty. Each level built on the last. Announced once Level I cohort is certified.
Dr. Wise conducts in-person workshops and seminars periodically in the US and internationally. Sign up above to be notified as soon as dates and locations are confirmed.
Foundations through advanced clinical application. Open to all licensed practitioners.
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Dr. Nick Wise developed Cranial Laser Reflex Technique in 2006 — not in a laboratory, but in a clinical setting, in front of an audience of skeptical physicians. That first moment of putting a laser to someone's head and watching the immediate physiological response was, by his own account, the beginning of everything.
What started as an observation — that precise, directed input to cranial reflex points produced immediate, measurable changes in muscle tone, pain, and range of motion — became two decades of clinical refinement, research, and teaching.
The model has evolved considerably since 2006. The current framework — built around the CCI, Trigeminal Nerve, TCC, and Cerebellum as a control system — represents the most coherent and clinically powerful version of CLRT to date.
The most comprehensive introduction to CLRT available anywhere. Legacy pricing while it lasts.
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