Five paths to certification, one protocol.

The entry point to the PediaSuit Protocol and the required foundation for every advanced module. Covers the protocol's principles, neuroplasticity and child motor development, fitting and adjusting the suit for different conditions, postural assessment, and supervised hands-on practice. For physical, occupational and speech-language therapists. Length is 3 or 4 days depending on the group.

For therapists already certified in the Basic protocol who work with more complex cases. Covers advanced suit adjustments for complex neuromotor disorders, managing neuromotor complications, clinical case discussion and individualized treatment planning, nutrition and metabolic control, and supervised practice on advanced adjustments. Requires Basic Certification.

For therapists certified in Basic who want to specialize in early intervention, from 3 months to 2 years of age. Covers motor and sensory development in babies, muscle-chain analysis, the PediaSuit Baby protocol with the Evolvik vest and age-specific adjustments, Baby equipment, and nutrition for growing babies. Requires Basic Certification.

For therapists certified in Basic who work with children on the autism spectrum. Adapts the suit's proprioceptive input, the “dynamic hug machine” principle inspired by Temple Grandin's work, to sensory, vestibular and motor goals, with ASD-specific assessments, suit adaptations, treatment strategies and case studies. Requires Basic Certification.

Required renewal course for certified therapists to stay current with protocol updates and technique refinements.