From Wartime Rehabilitation
Originally developed from wartime traumatic brain injury & chronic pain rehabilitation, this clinically practical system has been adapted for today’s balance, mobility, and neurologic rehabilitation needs.
Train the Nervous System
A practical course for PTs and PTAs who want a structured way to address balance dysfunction, neurologic impairment, and functional instability using neuroplastic, movement-based training principles.
Restore Functional Movement
Learn how to apply progressive neurofunctional movement strategies to improve balance, coordination, movement confidence, and functional mobility in older adults and neurologic populations.
This is Part 2 of the Mobility-X NFI Balance Certification Level 1 pathway: a 12-hour Live Workshop CE course for PTs and PTAs.
* Format: live, interactive workshop delivered in person and/or via live Zoom webinar * Hours: 12 contact hours * Audience: PTs and PTAs * Completion requirement: full attendance, active participation, required hands-on or guided learning activities, course evaluation, and any required post-course assessment * Certificate: certificate of completion issued after all live workshop requirements are met * Certification pathway: Part 2 of the 24-hour Mobility-X NFI Level 1 Certification pathway Submitted for Florida PT/PTA continuing education approval. CE credit will be awarded only after approval is confirmed. CE Broker Tracking Number: 20-1381359 Mobility-X NFI Level 1 Certification is a private professional training certificate issued by Mobility-X Institute. It does not replace state licensure, board certification, or professional scope-of-practice requirements.
Meet the Founder
Jeff Frankart founded Mobility-X and created Neuroplastic Functional Integration after decades of military and clinical work with traumatic brain injury, chronic pain, polytrauma, and neurologic rehabilitation. A retired U.S. Army Physical Therapist, Jeff served for 30 years, including 10 years overseas supporting combat-related rehabilitation environments. That experience shaped the Mobility-X Neurofunctional System: a clinical framework designed to help PTs and PTAs progress balance, movement confidence, functional mobility, and real-world recovery.
Who this is for
Physical Therapist
Who are working with balance, aging adults, fall risk, chronic pain, TBI history, vestibular involvement, neurologic conditions, or functional mobility decline
Physical Therapist Assistant
Who wants a clearer framework for progressing supported movement, functional load, and balance confidence
Therapist
Who wants a structured bridge between neuroscience, graded exposure, assistive-device use, and real-world functional mobility
Course Curriculum
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Course Introduction
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Neuroplastic Funtional Integration (NFI) - What it is and the science behind it
What Patients Are Saying About NFI Balance
Hear from our patients about their journey to better health through this ground-breaking system:
“My goal is to stay strong as long as I can and to keep building strength as long as I can... And the program is geared to to helping you with your balance and with your strength training and sort of an overall workout for your body and your mind”
Active Senior Citizen
“[Our balance] is better than when [we] started….that is a big deal getting into our seats so we can do that sidestep thing and and we've around the crowds and all of that.”
Older couple, staying adventurous
“It’s challenging, but I’m getting better with my balance.”
Seeking to do more in her golden years
“My goal is to stay strong as long as I can and to keep building strength as long as I can... And the program is geared to to helping you with your balance and with your strength training and sort of an overall workout for your body and your mind”
Active Senior Citizen
“It’s challenging, but I’m getting better with my balance.”
Seeking to do more in her golden years
“[Our balance] is better than when [we] started….that is a big deal getting into our seats so we can do that sidestep thing and and we've around the crowds and all of that.”
Older couple, staying adventurous
Train the Nervous System. Restore Functional Movement.
Florida PT/PTA licensees are responsible for confirming that each course applies to their individual renewal requirements. Florida requires 24 contact hours per biennium, and no more than 12 contact hours may come from self-paced/home-study formats. This course is designed for licensed PT/PTA clinical education. It is not a patient exercise program or a substitute for individualized medical care.