If we do this then no one wins. Polarity is not only a protocol-based modality. We need to remember this as we chart the field of regulation. We need to allow space for the work of Polarity to unfold by paving our own standards and not looking to the outside for validation. It is my understanding that regulations are developed and adapted by majority vote of the APTA Board.
Careful consideration is given to input from the membership.
Problems have arisen due to difficulties with communication. Many members have not been responded to and have felt unheard by the Board. By improving communication and by setting up consistent assistance for board members who are already overloaded with responding, these problems can begin to be addressed. If the system of regulation in APTA is not working well for a majority of members, then it can be changed. Through the development and implementation of an APTA website to include an APTA communications e list based on important topics, special outreach to the public via articles and pictures, email announcements, a list of RPPs and APPs and a special area for practitioner and teacher support.