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MaKami College Massage Therapy Instructor Featured in International Congress

Reza Soroori Khorashad, an instructor in MaKami College's Massage Therapy diploma program will be a featured speaker at the Congress on Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (GCPR 2026) held in London, UK August 27-29, 2026.

Reza Soroori Khorashad, an instructor in MaKami College’s Massage Therapy diploma program, will be a featured speaker at the upcoming Congress on Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (GCPR 2026) held in London, UK August 27-29, 2026.

GCPR 2026 will spotlight the latest breakthroughs in rehabilitation techniques, pain management, musculoskeletal care, neurorehabilitation, sports rehabilitation, regenerative therapies, and assistive technologies.

The conference provides a dynamic platform for professionals to share research, present clinical case studies, and explore evidence-based best practices, fostering collaboration and innovation in patient care.

Soroori Khorashad will present his paper titled: “The Role of Therapeutic Massage in the Conservative Management of Grade II Whiplash Associated Disorders” on August 28.

You can learn more about Soroori Khorashad and his background on the GCPR 2026 speaker list page: Speakers | Global Congress on Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation 2026 | London

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