“Think with the FDM model and make sure that it reaches all the people in the world who need it, because thanks to it you can change both your and your patients’ lives for the better.” – Stephen Typaldos
Fascial Distortion Model (FDM) – the deformation model of the fascial system, developed by the American physician Stephen Typaldos.
3. Social responsibility is a pillar of our business. We take into account its impact on health, social and economic aspects.
Educational assumptions, developed by the organization’s Scientific Council, consist of 3 levels depending on the experience in manual therapy.
Global Fascial Distortion Model Organization, founded and owned by Angitia LLC, was established in 2016. To create the organization, we were inspired by the medical paradigm created by Stephen Typaldos – the FDM model.
Our organization was founded on the IFDMC – International FDM Congres, which took place on the 25th anniversary of Stephen Typaldos’ discovery of the first fascial distortion.
The congress was organized in cooperation of Angitia and AWF Katowice and with the support of world-class scientists and very experienced practitioners, lecturers and instructors from Poland and abroad.
Our goals:
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In initiatives undertaken by GFDMO, we take into account the impact of our activities on the health, social and economic aspects of the surrounding environment. Everything we do, we do with patients in mind.
We are strongly committed to maintaining the highest therapeutic standards. We take responsibility for the level of competence of therapists and trainers that we recommend. The system of values adopted in GFDMO guarantees equal treatment of all members of the organization regardless of their race, sex, origin, religion or sexual preferences.
We are socially involved and we also actively support local initiatives, organizations and associations. We know the value of the community in which we operate and together we want to create solutions that ensure its high standard of living.
“Think with the FDM model and make sure it reaches as many patients in need as possible”.
for sThe educational assumptions of GFDMO were developed by the organization’s Scientific Council and consist of 3 levels. Depending on the skills and experience in manual therapy, we have set precise rules for certification at individual levels.ome internal medicine problems after medical consultation.
The FDM therapy has been successfully used for years by qualified therapists for ailments related to the motor system.
Based on a thorough examination in line with the assumptions of the FDM model and the general assessment of the patient’s complaints, the therapist declares himself ‘in support’ or ‘against’ treatment with the FDM model.
When can the FDM therapy be helpful?