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Scar release therapy isn’t just cosmetic. It can take away pain and improve function and mobility. Book your scar release therapy today.

Meet Jennifer LeBlanc, R.M.T. from Ontario 🙏🐬

After ONE session at the MPS Intro Course, Jennifer experienced hip and knee mobility she hadn't felt in 40 years — and reversed posture restrictions she thought were permanent from trauma.

"Treating my scars helped my posture and mobility — things I thought would be permanently restricted due to trauma. Deeply grateful for the healing!"

This is what Dolphin Neurostim Microcurrent Point Stimulation does that no other therapy can. ⚡

👇 Watch her full video testimonial here - https://youtu.be/61nPQSksuJk

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Book your RAPID NFR treatment today and get yourself out of pain and improve function and mobility.

It is interesting. When did we start to think that the body could not heal itself?

Our bodies heal and it's curious why we ever believed a torn ACL couldn’t repair itself and needed surgery.

Rapid NeuroFascial Reset - Kevin Kooger (Rapid Pain Solutions) In this episode, we spotlight Kevin Kooger’s work with RAPID NeuroFascial Reset (RAPID NFR)—a nervous-system–driven, movement-assisted approach designed to r...

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We will be at Lymphycon in Calgary learning Microcurrent Lymphatic Therapy. Get excited!

LymphyCon 2026 MPS Courses Offered in Conjunction with Lymphycon 2026 Join

Don’t do it!

Don’t do it, don’t suggest it.

Do educate your clients on the potential harms, and tell them to move their bodies for the most efficient relief.

“Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) are the most widely used analgesics to treat inflammatory pain. Despite their efficacy, recent studies show that NSAID use in early acute pain can prolong pain and inflammation and delay their resolution. We suggest using analgesics without inflammation-related properties in early acute pain instead of NSAIDs.”