Walt Fritz, PT
The Pain Relief Center
Rochester, NY | 
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I have just recently added a new group to Linked In. For those of you not familiar, Linked In is a business oriented social networking site. Joining is free and you listing can be viewed by potential clients, referral sources, etc. Linked In listings show up high on Google searches.
The purpose of the Myofascial Release Therapists Group is for networking between practitioners, as well as offering an opportunity for potential clients to find you. So if you've not signed on and created a profile for your self and your business, what are you waiting for? Here is the link to join the Group. I hope to see you soon!
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I invite you to visit my new blog, the Myofascial Release Exchange. Covering a wide range of topics relating to the work that we do and the world where we work, I hope you'll visit and return to my blog often. Add you comments and be part of the exchange.
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I am in the process of confirming a date this Fall for Foundations in Myofascial Release, a 20 contact hour class, in Rochester, NY. Additionally, I am hoping to bring an advanced class to the Southwest. Stay tuned for details.
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The Research page of my website continues to grow, with over 215 research citations. Many are direct links to the full published articles, while others allow you to read the abstract. As research emerges casting light on the deeper manner in which myofascial release effects the body, I will keep you updated on the Research page of MyofascialResource.com.
One link of interest is the European Spine Journal. This link will give you full access to all past and present journal articles.
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This month I am going to direct you to my blog, where I've written a two articles: "Leveling the Landscape" and "After Leveling the Landscape, Build Rotation". I've begun to explore the deeper aspects of rib and thorax work and would love your feedback and ideas. Check them out on my blog. |
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Deepen your base of skill and knowledge by joining me for a Myofascial Release Mentoring Program. While similar programs have existed for many years, none give you inside access to a single therapist therapeutic environment, which is where the vast majority of MFR therapists practice. Work side by side with me and follow clients through their Myofascial Release treatment. Establish your own goals and be prepared to have a chance to move into the barriers like you have never felt before. Learn new techniques and reinforce your existing techniques. Learn how to "connect the dots", from the theoretical to the practical. Programs are flexible, so call or email me for more information. |
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Myofascial Release Practitioner Directory
The Directory continues to draw clients to MFR therapists around the country. Very affordable and easily found through all major search engines thousands of potential clients have been drawn to the Myofascial Release Practitioner Directory.
Note: Directory members can now submit a photo and/or logo for inclusion onto the directory. Most formats are acceptable, so e-mail me your photo and/or logo to highlight your practice.
Spend your advertising dollars wisely without compromising quality and visibility. The cost is only $40 per year, almost one-tenth the cost of other MFR directories. Find out more about the Myofascial Release Practitioner Directory by clicking here.
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The books, treatment tools, and music that I have listed on my website have been reformatted into one "Store". Visiting the store will allow you to view the items in a special section of Amazon.com. Make a visit and let me know what you think!
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My physical therapy practice in Rochester, NY is devoted entirely to providing quality Myofascial Release treatment to patients in the Western New York region. If you have friends or family in the area, please let them know about my services. |
I have been using Constant Contact for my MFRmail Newsletter, as well as my Pain Relief Center
Newsletter, for a few years with very good results. With a wide range of professional templates and a secure opt-in database, Constant Contact allows you to quickly and easily keep your name in your client's mind. Try creating a newsletter for your own practice. Share news, health tips, etc. Once you start collecting email addresses from your clients, keeping in touch is easy.
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Your feedback is always welcome.
Regards,
Walt Fritz, PT
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