MA Voice Pedagogy student Walt Fritz to be published in otolaryngology journal
Monday 26th February 2024
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We are very proud to report that current MA Voice Pedagogy student Walt Fritz has recently had an article accepted for publication in the bimonthly journal Current Opinion in Otolaryngology & Head and Neck Surgery (Lippincott Williams & Wilkins – LWW).
Walt’s article is titled ‘The mechanism of action for laryngeal manual therapies: The need for an update’ and will be published in an upcoming issue.
Congratulations, Walt!
Walt Fritz
Walt Fritz, PT, has evolved traditionally taught tissue-based approaches into a unique interpretation of manual therapy. This approach advances views of causation and impact from historical tissue-specific models into a multifactorial narrative, leaning heavily on biopsychosocial influences.
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