How you can support myoActivation
At the Anatomic Medicine Foundation, we envision a world free from myofascial dysfunction, pain, and suffering. Our mission is to advance patient access to safe and effective drug-free treatments for myofascial dysfunction and pain through myoActivation training, advocacy, patient education, quality improvement, research, and innovation.
We are excited to announce that we are now accepting financial donations to further our impactful work. Your support is crucial in helping us expand access to myoActivation care, a transformative approach that alleviates pain and enhances well-being.
Why Your Donations Matter
Every dollar you contribute helps us drive our mission forward in several key areas:
Training: Expanding the availability of myoActivation training to practitioners, ensuring more people benefit from this effective treatment.
Research and Innovation: Funding cutting-edge research to refine and advance myoActivation techniques, staying at the forefront of treatment options.
Advocacy: Promoting awareness and fostering support for myoActivation care within the healthcare community and beyond.
Patient Education: Providing valuable resources and information to empower patients in their journey toward pain relief and better health.
We are profoundly grateful for the support we’ve already received from our community—through volunteerism, advocacy, and spreading the word about myoActivation. Your dedication has been instrumental in our progress, and we hope you will continue to stand with us as we strive to make a lasting impact.
Join Us in Making a Difference
Your financial contribution will directly enhance our ability to deliver on our mission and vision. Please note that, while we are a non-profit organization under the British Columbia Societies Act. We are currently unable to issue tax receipts for donations as we are not yet a registered charity with the government of Canada. Nevertheless, every gift, no matter the size, brings us one step closer to a future free from pain and suffering.