Myofascial Massage for Animals

Myofascial Release for Animals

Learn the importance of fascia and how to release it in small and large animals. Approved through IVCA and NBCAAM (CE-1353) for 3 CEU hours.

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Course curriculum

1. Overview of Fascia
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2. Myofascial Article by Vibeke Sødring Elbrønd and Rikke MarkSchultz
3. Properties of Fascia
4. How Fascia Interacts with other Systems
1. Manual Myofascial Releases
2. Instrument Assisted Myofascial Release
3. Robert Schleip 'Fascia as internal sensor' Lecture
4. Dry Needling to Reduce Myofascial Trigger Points
5. Cupping For Animals
6. Kinesiology Taping
7. How to apply kinesiology tape for inflammation reduction
8. How to apply kinesiology tape to support the knee of a dog
9. Fascial Taping Example
10. Affecting Fascial Through Postural Changes
11. More Information about using Sure Foot pads
12. Stretches
13. Purchase a Massage Gun
1. Wrapping it Up
2. Continuing Education Credits
3. Copy of Show your Pride with Angel's Animals Apparel!

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24 lessons
1.5 hours of video content

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3 CEU's through IVCA and IAAMB

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Instructor

Instructor Bio:

Dr. Angelique Barbara (affectionally called Dr. Angel by many of her clients) is a Doctor of Chiropractic who holds additional degrees in Veterinary Science (B.S.), Equine Science (Minor) and Veterinary Pathobiology (M.S.). Dr. Barbara has been passionate about animals her entire life and has spent the majority of her life studying animals (both in the classroom and in the field). She developed her first animal bodywork seminar in 2009. Since that time, her seminars have grown both in number and popularity and she has fine tuned her seminars and techniques to optimize the learning experience. Dr. Barbara was one of the first practitioners to start utilizing kinesiology tape on animals and she was so impressed with the results that she decided to develop an entire seminar dedicated to the taping applications she developed. Her background in both the clinical and research animal health care world as well her experience as a human chiropractor give her a unique perspective on animal bodywork, which is evident in her courses. Dr. Barbara has publications in the Journal of Veterinary Science and Microbiology and has presented her research at the Conference of Researchers in Animal Disease (CRAWD) and the International Equine Conference of Laminitis and Diseases of the Hoof. She is a member of Alpha Zeta Honorary Fraternity, American Quarter Horse Association, American Paint Horse and is the founder of Angel's Animal Sanctuary, a non-profit sanctuary home for animals.