Do you want to enhance your patient communication skills in a very practical way? 
Do you want to interact with patients and engage them more in your hands on work?

With Functional Active Release (FAR) you can both physically and intellectually explore function and dysfunction with patients as you examine and treat them, so the treatment process is at one with health education - adding value to your patient contact time.

Patients benefit from a deeper understanding about their issues and can feel a difference that they can share with you, making the assessment and treatment process more rewarding and stimulating for both patient and practitioner.

What is Functional Active Release Techniques
Functional Active Release (FAR) is practitioner applied focal inhibition combined with patient-controlled multi-lanar active movements. This approach produces deep and lasting changes in function, helping to reduce the chances of injury and improving sports performance by quickly and effectively releasing deep postural stiffness.

Key applications:

Hip girdle & gait disruption
Fracture recovery after joint replacement (hip/knee)
Kypho-Lordotic chronic postural stiffness
Shoulder girdle – dysfunction
Whiplash type– post-trauma stiffness
Ilio-psoas dysfunction