EP. 24 Creating Space for New Ideas Within the MFR Relm with Renie Allen

So we know that MFR therapy is one-on-one, hands-on treatments sessions during which therapists use a multitude of Myofascial Release techniques and movement therapy to assist their patients with pain relief. Right? This was definitely the case pre-COVID. Once COVID happened, the pandemic caused global adoption of stay-at-home mandates in an effort to curb the viral spread. This lockdown has had an unintended consequence on the MFR industry. Many therapists had to shut down their businesses as a result but many came up with new products and services to meet the evolving needs of the changing world in order to continue to support their patients.

That is exactly what our guest did. Renie Allen found a way to adapt to the needs of this unique moment by advising her patients on the most appropriate ways to perform the services they need through tailored advising and coaching using the online space. Listen in to learn exactly how she was able to do this.

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Renie Allen, Owner, LMT, Myofascial Release Therapist

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