Get Certified, Fix Injuries

Thursday, May 07, 2009

Jolie Bookspan, M.Ed, PhD, FAWM

On Saturday May 16th 2009, I will be offering an opportunity to learn many techniques in one day, and pursue certification.

I will teach two different workshops. Come learn to fix injuries for yourself and others.

Optional certifications in each course will be available by arrangement. The certifications are authorized by the International Academy of Functional Exercise Medicine:

Fix and Prevent Injuries - Ankles, Arches, Discs, Knee, Back, & Neck
9am-1:30pm
and Stretching Smarter Stretching Healthier
1:30-4:30pm.

Both workshops are held on the same day, Saturday May 16th, in downtown Philadelphia at Temple University Center City campus, 1515 Market Street, across the street from historic City Hall.

People fly in from all over the world to attend this double workshop in one-day format.

All class information and registration links: drbookspan.com/classes.

The Academy has been in process of renaming to "Exercise Medicine" instead of the previous "Sports Medicine" for the wider application outside of sports. New developments are listed on the Academy site:

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