Upcoming Webinars
Peter O'Sullivan, PhD - From Patient to Person: Reclaiming Your Life From Chronic Pain 
Diane Lee, PT - Moving past the inter-recti distance in Diastasis Recti Rehabilitatin - is there a Better Measure of Success?
2026-06-13 8:00 am
Chiara Andretto Amodeo, MD, PhD - Midface Deep Fascia: New Anatomical and Surgical Insights
2026-07-18 8:00 am
Jesse Cochrane, PhD / Courtney Mascio Lipedema Foundation - Lipedema: From Diagnosis to Treatment – Clinical Insights and Fascial Connections 
Danling Wang, PhD - Multiple Faces of Hyaluronan in Fascia Health and Disease Governance at FRS, including our Board of Directors, Senior Advisors, Committee Chairs, and staff
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Tina J. Wang, MD is a board-certified physician in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation with over 15 years of experience in musculoskeletal medicine, rehabilitation, and performing arts medicine. She is a clinician-researcher, university professor, scientific author, and founder of a specialty clinic dedicated to the care of individuals with hypermobility disorders.
Dr Kyra De Coninck has more than 20 years of experience in teaching and research at the University of Kent. She delivers modules in research methods, soft tissue techniques, and the psychology of rehabilitation.
Gabriel Venne is an Assistant Professor of Anatomical Sciences within the Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology, Faculty of Medicine and an Associate Member of the Institute of Health Sciences Education. He is involved in the teaching of human anatomy for undergraduate students in the Anatomy and Cell Biology program and for first and second year medicine and dentistry programs.
Dr. Robert Schleip directs the Fascia Research Projekt (Technical University Munich & Ulm University, Germany) and is Research Director of the European Rolfing Association.
Dr. Carla Stecco is a distinguished professor of Anatomy at the University of Padova, Italy. She is internationally recognized for her groundbreaking work in the field of fascial anatomy and physiology. She is professor of Anatomy at the University of Padova and Orthopaedic surgeon.
Dr Werner Klingler studied medicine at Ulm University (Germany) and Guy´s and St. Thomas´ Medical School (London). He completed his training in Applied Physiology at Ulm University under the guidance of Frank Lehmann-Horn, MD, PhD, a pioneer in muscle research and one of the world leading experts in myofascial disorders. While there he also completed his specialization as clinical Anesthesiologist including training in complex pain medicine.