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Animal physical therapies and applied behaviour
Help for:
- Physical and performance issues
- Difficulty maintaining healthy condition
- Behavioural problems
- Rider/handler stress and physical issues

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Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Sussex and surrounding areas

Massage can release tight muscles and joints, stimulate circulation, help improve flexibility and prevent injury. 

Adjustments to the spine and pelvis to release joint tightness and facilitate realignment of the whole body.
A gentle approach that can help to shift patterns of tightness and stress.

Kinesiology massage and touch techniques can help to enhance muscle function and movement.
Kinesiology can also help emotional and physical issues in the rider or handler.
 
As part of a maintenance or sports program, to help with re-habilitation to help prevent stiffness and aid with flexibility.

A gentle healing therapy which can aid relaxation; thereby allowing the body's own healing mechanisms to be stimulated.

Reiki can also aid communication.


Course diary

We predominantly work with horses and dogs, but also provide our services to other pets and livestock. 
Every animal is a unique individual, therefore techniques may be combined to suit.  Please contact Jo to find out the best approach for your animal (07989 505264).

Animal case studies and testimonials

How long does a session take, and how much will it cost?
A full equine therapy session takes approximately an hour, and is priced at £40 per individual. 
A canine or small pet session takes approximately 45 minutes, and is priced at £30 per individual.
Prices do not include petrol /travel costs.  This is calculated on an individual basis (no charge under 5 miles from OX39 4AA). 
Discounts are given for group bookings and regular sessions.  Please contact Jo Rose for more information: 07989 505264, or via the enquiries page.

How often will my animals need a session?
In some cases just one session can make all the difference. Sometimes a few are needed, fairly close together, to gently clear any imbalances. Specific recommendations are given according to the animal's needs. 
We receive a lot of positive feedback from owners who arrange regular maintenance sessions (about 1 month apart). 




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Jo with Joe Meyer's 4* eventer; Sanskrit

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Zoopharmacognosy is a behavioural science, based on observational research.
It refers to the process by which animals naturally forage and self medicate.
This is applied to the domesticated animal by observing self-medicative behaviour towards dried plants, oils and clays.

Sound and / or colour choices may influence mood, leading to positive behavioural responses in animals. 

Working with subtle body language and natural behaviour, we can enhance perfomance and solve problems.  Equine and canine lessons, training sessions and courses.
Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Sussex and surrounding areas

As professional therapists, we follow the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons requirements for working with animals:
Seb's wound was infected and open to the bone
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Seb self selected plant oils and clays topically and internally
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Seb's nose two weeks later
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