Are you nervous about where to start your treatments?
Are you uncertain in your knowledge of teaching your patients MFR self-care at home?
Learn how to achieve competence and confidence in your knowledge for MFR self-care instruction for your patients without feeling inadequate and accelerate your results as a therapist!
Introduction of Myofascial Vitality
Download the 5 Confidence Building Strategies For The New MFR Therapist.
Learn the 5 best strategies to build confidence as a new MFR Therapist!
Sign up for Myofascial Freedom: Self-Care for Therapists.
Join my free group, exclusive for Therapists, where I have created a positive and encouraging environment to support healthy self-care habits for ourselves and other Therapists.
5 Stretches Every Myofascial Therapist Should Know
Get access to the most common Myofascial stretches for you and your patients.
Helpful Forms for Your Practice
Simple Intake Form for Your New Patients!
Capture basic patient information needed for:
- Contact Information and follow-up
- Understand their medical History.
- Be informed on potential precautions or contraindications.
- Understand how they found you!
- Get them talking about their symptoms, all of them!
Quick Intake Form for Your Returning Patients!
- Increase patient accountability by having them share what they did for self-treatment at home
- Understand what sensations or changes they felt since their last session
- Be aware of how they perceive their symptoms today
Basic Documentation Form for Your Records:
Create a documentation trail of your treatment session.
- Pre-treatment Assessment Findings
- Precautions
- Treatment notes
- Your plan for their next session
- Self-Treatment instruction for home
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About Ruth Backlund
For the past decade, I’ve dedicated my time and effort to helping patients and therapists alleviate their physical and emotional pain, improve flexibility, and learn myofascial self-care techniques that could be done at home.
Unlike most therapists I encounter, I actually started my Myofascial journey as a patient first. I recognized very quickly that I needed to do my own self-care in between appointments so my body could heal much faster than it would if I relied on treatments from my therapist alone. After all, I was bringing a life-time of trauma into the room that would take much longer to resolve if I wasn’t an active participant.
As a therapist, it became very clear that the resources for education and training Myofascial Release self-care was extremely limited. I am on a mission to help educate and empower patients and therapists alike, so they can be confident in their own knowledge and practice of myofascial self-care.
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Myofascial Vitality GET UNRAVELED: Fascial Movements for the Low Back
