Elevate Your Practice with World-Recognised Fascial Manipulation Courses

Build an understanding of the body’s connective tissue – – learn the Fascial Manipulation method with MAD Education, designed to help clinicians assess, treat, and restore pain free movement through mastery of the fascial network.

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Find the date of the course in the calendar to book Or email jack@melbourneathleticdevelopment.com.au for more details

Fascial Manipulation Courses

Designed for Clinicians Who Want More Than “Symptom Relief”

Our Fascial Manipulation courses are designed for:

  • Physiotherapists wanting to expand manual therapy skills and treatment outcomes
  • Osteopaths seeking to deepen fascial assessment and integration in practice
  • Chiropractors looking to apply fascia-based interventions alongside spinal care
  • Myotherapists and Remedial Massage Therapists aiming to better understand fascia’s involvement in pain and movement dysfunction
  • Final-year physiotherapy, osteopathy and chiropractic students in relevant disciplines wanting early exposure to fascia-specific methods

Skills That Translate Directly Into Better Clinical Outcomes

  • Develop the ability to map and palpate the fascial system for precise, hands-on diagnosis
  • Understand biomechanics and the role of fascia in pain, dysfunction, movement patterns, and recovery
  • Improve clinical outcomes by integrating fascial assessment and treatment into your practice
  • Gain confidence in identifying centres of coordination, fascial densifications, and devising treatment hypotheses
  • Learn from a hybrid format combining online lectures, webinars, and in-person practical workshops

Meet Jack Williams - Leading Fascial Manipulation Educator

  • Qualifications & Background: Bachelor of Physiotherapy, Master of Exercise Science, three-year yoga apprenticeship; certified practitioner & teacher via the Fascial Manipulation Institute.
  • Approach: Jack specialises in tracing how prior injuries, surgical history, and long-standing movement patterns contribute to current pain. He connects anatomy, biomechanics, and functional movement into a clear clinical framework.
  • Role at MAD: Director / Head of Education Services; leads all Fascial Manipulation courses & workshops; presents across Australia; combines hands-on clinical experience with teaching & innovation.

Find the date of the course in the calendar to bookOr email jack@melbourneathleticdevelopment.com.au  for more details

Location for all in-person components:
MAD Physiotherapy, 168 Hoddle Street, Abbotsford, Victoria

Find the date of the course in the calendar to bookOr email jack@melbourneathleticdevelopment.com.au  for more details