#452 Myofascial Release (MFR): Evidence-Based Manual Strategies for Pain, Mobility, and Functional Restoration
 
This highly practical two-day course equips clinicians with a comprehensive, evidence-supported system of Myofascial Release (MFR) techniques designed to improve pain, mobility, and functional performance across a variety of musculoskeletal conditions that is easily adapted to all regions of the body. The course is especially valuable for clinicians practicing in states where dry needling is prohibited, as well as for clinicians who are not trained in dry needling or who work with patients who decline needling or experience needle-related fear. All material emphasizes safe, non-invasive manual strategies suitable for every clinical environment.
 
Participants will explore fascial science, mechanotransduction, manual therapy mechanisms, and pain science while developing practical, hands-on skills through extensive lab sessions (approximately 40% of course time). Clear demonstrations, structured lab practice, and real-case group scenarios support immediate clinical integration. The course emphasizes a multimodal, biopsychosocial, and patient-centered framework aligned with high-quality evidence and current national guidelines for nonsurgical musculoskeletal care.
 
Ideal for clinicians seeking:
 
An effective alternative to dry needling in restricted states or needle-averse populations
A practical, full-body MFR system grounded in research and modern pain science
Immediately applicable manual therapy skills appropriate for orthopedic, sports, and outpatient rehabilitation
 
Participants will leave equipped with a reproducible evaluation and treatment approach that enhances patient comfort, clinical versatility, and evidence-informed decision-making.
Course methods include Lecture, Demonstration, Pictures/Graphs, Videos, Group Discussion, Lab Practice, Case Studies, and Question/Answer.
 
 
Instructor: Eric Wilson, PT, DSc, OCS, SCS, CSCS, FAAOMPT
 
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