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Nov 27
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Canine First Responder Course

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POSTPONED, BUT LET US KNOW IF YOU ARE INTERESTED AS WE WILL RUN THIS AGAIN AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.

One day Canine First Response© training. (First Aid)

One day comprehensive training – ideal for dog owners, therapists and other canine professionals

Learn vital skills including;

* Scene assessment
* CPR
* Dealing with choking
* Managing a spinal injury
* Bandaging major and minor wounds
* Splinting dislocated and broken limbs
* Preventing / managing shock
And more…….

Prior to training you will receive a training pack which includes a comprehensive manual and DVD to watch/read prior to attending.

This course is all hands on. You will get to practise all the skills listed. For this reason I teach a maximum of 6 people at a time. I use stuffed toy dogs and a canine resuscitation mannekin for CPR.

Qualification is valid for 2 years. The manual is recognised by Emergency First Response© which is recognised worldwide.
Qualifcation is recognised by NARCH

FEE: £95 – includes your training pack and certificate.
Refreshments will be provided but you will need to bring your
own lunch. ** please advise us of any food allergies **
** Course fee is non-refundable unless we have to cancel or
reschedule and you cannot make the new date.
APPLY; Contact Maddy Freeman on
maddyfreeman-bowentherapy@hotmail.co.uk. or pm me here
VENUE; This is being run at Jo Rose’s training venue; Rose Applied
Therapies and Courses. www.rose-therapy.co.uk

Jul 23
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Canine Myofascial Release: Indirect Deep Tissue Release and Cranial Applications

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£240

£220 for AMT and IAAT members.

This course is taught via Zoom on day 1, with Jo Rose, covering up to date research and professional opinions in fascia function/ health, rebalancing approaches, plus some home practice applications.  Day 2 is a fully practical hands on day  held at Little Green Stables, Chard, with Becky Baylis.

This CPD for canine manual therapists provides tuition in the indirect approach to canine myofascial release.  This involves slow sustained pressure, working with the tissue and responses of the dog.  The methods taught are great for more sensitive dogs, tissue in strong spasm or that is very restricted, and where other methods are not successful. The effects are relaxing, yet effective and long lasting. The method also includes osseus releases; gently and safely realigning joints.  It will also include some myofascial cranial-sacral applications, plus discussion on the vagus nerve,  lymphatic and glymphatic systems and associations with the acupressure meridian system.

The course is taught by animal musculoskeletal therapist; Jo Rose.  The course material includes the history of the method, a detailed look at fascia and its many functions, and what happens in dysfunction.  Much of the course is practical, enabling students to get a feel of fascia releasing, and how this benefits both body and the emotions.

Jo has worked alongside Dawn Seaman, helping to facilitate the equine and canine Myofascial Release CPDs for many years, and also has trained extensively in human Myofascial Release with MFRUK.  She has attended fascia training with Leon Chaitow and Robert Schleip, amongst others.  Jo uses Myofascial release as a primary method to release deep physical and emotional tension throughout the body and realign the structure.

To book, please contact us.

 

Apr 25
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Canine Reflexology CPD live online onsite or via Zoom with Jo Rose

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£70

This CPD course in canine Reflexology is aimed at those who are qualified in canine massage, or other canine physical therapies.

We are running this as an option to attend onsite or online live Zoom course with small groups so individual guidance can be provided if needed.   The CPD is 4 – 4.5 hours in length, but with the course material to read through, provides 5 hours CPD.  If you would like to join onsite on the day, this is also possible.

The course provides an over view of reflexology, including zone theory, plus practical application of points for the physical structure, organs and proprioception / gait balance.  We also touch on ear reflexology, acupressure meridians and bud chakras.  To enable you to benefit fully from this course, we ask you have a dog available to practice with during the session.

Students will receive unique canine reflexology charts.

To book, please contact us.

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Mar 09
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Biomodulation (infra-red /red light phototherapy) for Animals

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£70

THE ZOOM CLASSROOM IS SUPPORTED WITH A FACEBOOK GROUP, WHERE INFORMATION IS PROVIDED AND ADDITIONAL DISCUSSION CAN BE HAD.  STUDENTS CAN SHARE VIDEOS HERE TOO IF THEY WISH.  TUTORS ARE AVAILABLE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS ONGOING.

Total CPD hours:  5

(If you want to attend in person for guided practice, that is possible.  Please let us know.)

Attendees can purchase the Photizo Vetcare unit at the discount price of £276 rather than £315.

This animal phototherapy CPD course (6 hours in total, including reading material) provides students with information on the effects of red and infra-red light in stimulating healing and relieving pain.  This includes research and development, from cellular support to stimulating lymphatic flow, the best means of application, and examples success stories, supported by videos.  It will be recorded.

The Zoom sessions are around 3.5 – 4 hours, with supporting material on research and case studies to make up the rest of the CPD hours.

Ruth Milner from Photizo will be presenting information on current LED red / infra-red technology.