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Physiotherapist  L.F. I am studying and practicing the Fascial Manipulation every day and am seeing some very good results that I was not able to achieve before. It is making a great difference in the quality of life of my patients and I thank you for your sincere and...

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Dear Members of the Scientific Committee, I am writing to express my strong motivation to apply for the Fascial Manipulation International School 2026–2029. I am a licensed physiotherapist with a Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy and Sports Science; I currently work...

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Physiotherapist:A.H. I would like to express my sincere gratitude for the opportunity to complete the Fascial Manipulation Specialist pathway and become part of this extraordinary international community. This certification represents one of the most meaningful...

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Physiotherapist: J.D. My name is Justin, I am in my final two quarters of Chiropractic school and have been extremely interested in your program. I have taken level 1 in San Jose, CA and would love to continue to learn about Fascial Manipulation at a deeper level. I...

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Good morning! I’m very happy with the results obtained with Fascial Manipulation in these years. Patients look for me. Thank you very much! You gave me a fundamental tool to make diagnosis and then treat without separate physiotherapy sessions. I can do EVERYTHING!!...

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Case report

Physiotherapist:I.F. Martina, 47-year-old office worker. Rides a racing bike 4 x week. Presents with 6-month history of right hip pain that refers to her right knee. No history of hip trauma. NRS at rest is 3 but it increases to 5 when she changes position (e.g. sit...

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Physiotherapist  L.F. I am studying and practicing the Fascial Manipulation every day and am seeing some very good results that I was not able to achieve before. It is making a great difference in the quality of life of my patients and I thank you for your sincere and...

Case report

A.P, 22-year-old patient, waitress. Pain in RE LU-PV bi since 2017, in the absence of significant trauma/efforts, worsened 2 years ago and also after sprained right ankle (TA dx) in August 2025. No pain at rest (NRS = 0/10), maximum pain NRS = 7/10. MoDo: worse when...

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Physiotherapist: M.C A.P,22-year-old female, works as a waitress. The patient presents in 2025 with pain in RE LU-PV bi since 2017. No significant history of trauma or strains. Pain has been worsening over the last 2 years, in particular, following a right ankle...

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Dear Members of the Scientific Committee, I am writing to express my strong motivation to apply for the Fascial Manipulation International School 2026–2029. I am a licensed physiotherapist with a Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy and Sports Science; I currently work...

Case report: Pain in the left forefoot with radiation to the fingers

PHYSIOTHERAPIST: B M Mr. Marco, 40 years old, office worker, regularly practices walking daily. He does not take any medications. The patient reports maximum pain located in the PE LA-AN left for the past 5 months, with a VAS score ranging from 4 to 8. The pain is...

FM® INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL 2026-2029 accredited “EACCME®”

HURRY: Registration to “Fascial Manipulation®” School is still open. Those who have successfully passed at least six semesters of post high school education that includes classes in anatomy, physiology and biomechanics can participate,  along with state licensure for...

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Physiotherapist:A.H. I would like to express my sincere gratitude for the opportunity to complete the Fascial Manipulation Specialist pathway and become part of this extraordinary international community. This certification represents one of the most meaningful...

Case report: bilateral lower limb paresthesia

Physiotherapist:T.G A 54-year-old male, employed as a refrigerated truck driver and not engaged in regular physical activity, presented for evaluation reporting a progressive reduction in foot sensitivity associated with bilateral lower limb paresthesia, present for...

Case report: low back and cervical pain

Physiotherapist:S.A. A 32-year-old female patient presented to the clinic reporting low back pain and cervical pain. Pain intensity, assessed using the NRS, was 6/10 and was primarily localized to the RE PV and RE CL regions. The symptom was not reproducible or...
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