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Sun, Aug 28
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MFR Mini-Clinic: Techniques for Work-Related Aches and Pains
Aug 28 (Office Opposition MFR): Neck Pain? Back Pain? Carpal Tunnel? Learn MFR Techniques to oppose those office terrible office and work related pains.
Time & Location
Aug 28, 2022, 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM EDT
Woodstock, 303 Hickory Ridge Trail, Suite 170 Woodstock, GA 30188, USA
About the event
Inspired by my attendance at an MFR Healing Seminar in Sedona, Arizona, I want to help you help yourself and your loved ones through the gentle practice of MFR self-treatment.
Everyone can benefit from the gentle therapy of MFR. And, everyone can learn to give and receive MFR. Each Self-Care Series Mini-Clinic will cover basic MFR techniques. Attendees will learn to practice these techniques on others and develop a better understanding of how to best receive treatment. While each mini-clinic may be geared towards a certain topic or population (mothers, fathers, family members, athletes), the techniques and strategies taught will be tailored to the group that registers and their unique needs from MFR treatment. So, if you feel called to learn basic MFR and receive more treatment, any of these mini-clinics if for you!
Registration will be on a first come, first served basis. Maximum registration will be 12 participants for each mini-clinic.
Costs: $40 per registered pair
$25 per single person (please be aware that you will be learning to apply and receive MFR from another attendee if you register for the event by yourself. If you do not wish to give or receive MFR to/from a stranger, please register for the mini-clinic with a trusted friend or family member.
*Once registered, you will recieve an invoice for payment which will confirm your registration. Partial refunds will be offered for cancellations over a week prior to the event. No refunds will be offered for cancellations within the week leading up to the event.
Example Schedule:
Introduction to MFR
What is Fascia?
Grounding: Full body rebounding and centering
Hands-on Work:
Difference between traditional therapy, energy therapies and MFR “Engage the barrier until there is mild resistance and wait”.
Understanding the element of time in MFR. Techniques will be employed for a minimum of 5 minutes to encourage attendees to feel MFR restrictions as they soften.
All attendees will leave with simple techniques to employ with others and also a treatment ball to use for personalized, self-treatment.