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| relaxation of the body and mind; | |
| increased range of motion; | |
| increased stride and quality and increased flexibility; and | |
| improved circulation. |
Body Work for Canines is also available so that dogs can also benefit - typically dogs can obtain benefits similar to those listed above for horses. Many types of dogs can benefit from canine body work - from puppies to aged dogs, working and agility dogs to show dogs and as part of rehabilitation programmes.
It is very important, as with all complementary therapies to use qualified practicioners only and to remember that no therapy is a substitute for veterinary care. Remember - It is an offence for any person, other than the owner of the animal, to treat an animal unless the permission of the vet in charge of the case or to whom the animal would be referred is sought and obtained.
Qualified Equine and Canine Body Workers will normally be registered with the International Equine Body Worker Association (IEBWA) - who require that members are fully insured, plus that they carry out a number of hours of continued professional education each year, so that their skills and knowledge are maintained and enhanced. Therefore it is advised that you use certified Equine or Canine Body Workers who are members of the IEBWA.
For details of an Equine or Canine Bodyworker near you - please email us at: info@taranet.co.uk, as we maybe to help.
Bill Stanton - Integrated Equine Bodywork Inc. (Florida, USA)
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Equine and Canine Trigger Point Myotherapy and | |
Equine Bowen Therapy and | |
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