I have been a physical therapist over 25 years. I have worked mostly in orthopedic outpatient clinics, but also in a hospital.  My favorite way to treat has always been manual therapy: soft tissue mobilization of various types (including the "old" myofascial release), joint mobilization, trigger point treatment , etc.  In early 2008 I started specializing in Women's Health and particularly pelvic physical therapy, working mostly with women.  I took the APTA courses and exams, wrote the case study article and earned the CAPP (Certificate of Achievement in Pelvic Physical therapy).  When I took a visceral mobilization course, my eyes were opened to the importance of fascia.  I noticed there was a Barnes "Fascia Pelvis" course coming in Orlando and signed up.  My life has never been the same since the first MFR seminar I attended with Joan Miller,PT!  I felt a deep connection to John Barnes' work.  I realized my own body could be better than I thought.  As I benefitted from the work myself and saw my patients get better more than any work I had done before, I became passionate about JFB MFR.