~Sometimes the best candidate for MFR Therapy is the person who has had "every test in the book", and nothing can be found wrong, or helps.~

Greetings!

I have been providing high quality massage therapy to Central Wisconsin since 1999. In 2000, I took the introductory course to John F. Barnes - Myofascial Release Therapy. Learning the concept and the basics of it was helpful but unfortunately, I did not "dive into it" as I should of then.

Fast forward to late 2010. I had a couple of massage therapy clients who were not getting the relief that I would of liked, no matter what was tried. They needed something "more". I knew what I had to do. In June of 2011 I retook MFR 1 in La Crosse, WI, eventually had an "ah Ha" moment, and have proceeded from there! As I still do some massage therapy, do not let the "intermediate" level designation be of a concern. The tremendous power of JFB - MFR speaks for its self!

I feel blessed to be able to offer it to Central Wisconsin. Take care, Joel

MFR 1(x2) - MFR 2 - CT - FP - Unw