THE NMF SCIENCE TEAM

The People Behind the Framework

Thirty years of clinical practice. One framework for mapping what standard workups are not designed to find.

NMF Science exists because Dr. Lamb kept asking a question that standard workups are not designed to answer: what may be generating these symptoms in this specific patient? The result, developed over three decades of clinical work, is a patient-specific mapping framework that works to identify structural and neuromyofascial factors associated with a person’s symptoms.

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Our team brings care and passion to every patient
Dr. G. Blair Lamb

Developer of the Neuromyofascial Science Framework

Dr. Lamb is the developer of Neuromyofascial Science, a framework for patient-specific injury mapping in complex chronic conditions. With more than 30 years of clinical practice and a documented history of patent filings related to his clinical methods, Dr. Lamb has dedicated his career to building a more precise understanding of what may drive chronic pain and neurological dysfunction. His work spans clinical practice, research, and the development of TNPC, a proprietary approach applied based on the individual patient’s neuromyofascial map. TNPC is delivered within his medical practice in Ontario, which operates separately from NMF Science LLC.

Patrick Wagner

Co-Founder and Head of Communication

Patrick Wagner is Co-Founder and Head of Communication at NMF Science LLC, which he owns and operates. His work focuses on translating complex neuromyofascial science into accessible educational content for patients, practitioners, researchers, and the broader public. Patrick leads content development, outreach, and strategic communication for NMF Science across all channels.

NMF Science by the Numbers

Three decades of clinical work distilled into one framework.

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Years of clinical innovation

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Staging levels in the NMFS framework

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TNPC precision modalities

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Unified framework across all conditions
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If you are a practitioner, researcher, stakeholder, or organization interested in neuromyofascial science, the Collaborate page explains what we are looking for and how to get in touch.