Time to Give Back: Free Seminar Seats for SLP Students/CFs

Time to Give Back: Free Seminar Seats for SLP Students/CFs

Since 2013 it has been my honor to present manual therapy continuing education to the Speech-Language Pathologist and Voice communities. Through my Foundations in Myofascial Release Seminars (soon to be rebranded as Foundations in Manual Therapy Seminars) and workshops presented at the annual Voice Foundations Symposiums, I’ve come to know many of you. As a way of thanking the SLP world, I am instituting a new program that will award one free seat at every Introductory seminar that I teach to an SLP Graduate Student of Clinical Fellow.  

This program is for interested Graduate Students and Clinical Fellows who plan to specialize in voice and swallowing and who have an interest in the role manual therapy may play in those fields. Each applicant will:

  1. Write a short summary that speaks to their interest in manual therapy and how it would benefit them in their career. 
  2. Each applicant will obtain a brief letter of recommendation from a supervisor or fellow SLP at their place of employment. 

Entries will be reviewed, with one person chosen for every location of the Introductory Foundations in Manual Therapy: Voice and Swallowing Disorders Seminar. The applicant may submit their information as an email through the website, www.WaltFritz.com. 

The winner of each seminar award is responsible for their travel expenses. Applications must be received at least one month prior to the starting date of any seminar. Check the website for seminar listens and locations, www.WaltFritz.com.

Here is some feedback given from a Give-Back attendee at the recent seminar:

“The Manual Therapy: Voice and Swallowing Disorders Seminar was extremely informative and applicable to treating those with voice and swallowing disorders. I am a speech-language pathology graduate student and I was awarded the Give Back Scholarship which gave me the opportunity to attend this workshop for free. Walt is a knowledgeable and patient-centered therapist, not to mention a compassionate and generous person. I learned a lot from this course and if you have the chance to attend, I highly recommend it!

All the best,
Alessandra Verdi”

I look forward to meeting you at an upcoming seminar!

Cheers,

Walt Fritz, PT

Foundations in Manual Therapy

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