MyoFascial Therapy and Research Foundation®: Congragulations to new Myofascial Practitioners

Wednesday, July 22, 2009

Congragulations to new Myofascial Practitioners

I am congragulating all students who have successfully complted the Certificate in Myofasial Release Technique 'CMFRT' course held @ months of May and June 2008. Those new MFR practioners are requested to collect their Course certificate, Pass Certificate and Transcript from MFTRF, India's office @ kottayam

Thank You
Dr. Ajimsha. PhD(PT)
Director

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Myofascial Therapy and Research Foundation®
Reg.No:S.No.289/08, SCeB CAPT,
Kottayam, Kerala, India
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Wednesday, July 22, 2009

Congragulations to new Myofascial Practitioners

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