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    Linda Hall
    Champlin, Minnesota, United States
    Linda is a registered nurse and holistic health practitioner. Holistic techniques such as energy balancing and relaxation to reduce stress are useful  ...
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    Rosanna Marks
    Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
    Aroha Healing specialises in holistic healing offering Hawaiian Ka Huna Bodywork, Reiki, Miri Miri, Creative floor work, Organic Facial Therapy, ...
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    Katherine Windfeather-Thompson
    Carmichael, California, United States
    An experienced speaker, Katherine Windfeather-Thompson has traveled and lectured the past sixteen years as a consultant and clinician at many of the ...
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    Cherise Jacques
    Ladner, British Columbia, Canada
    Cherise Jacques is trained in both equine and human Craniosacral therapy. She works with people and their animal companions especially in (but not ...

    Animal Therapies

    Animal therapies all have a common purpose in mind - helping your favorite pet or your prized breed live a longer happier life.  These therapies have proved to be valuable in cases of injuries and diseases, old age ailments, promoting general good health, relief of tired and sore muscles, as well as correction of hereditary conditions and more.

    For example, animal massage therapists are animal health professionals that use their knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and massage techniques to improve an animal’s physical well being. Animal massage therapists utilize hands-on massage techniques to relax muscles, stimulate circulation, and enhance range of motion in their four legged clients. Massage therapists develop and implement treatment plans based on the individual animal’s needs, and may work in conjunction with veterinarians.

    Animal therapies are not limited to massage as there are a wide variety of other therapies including acupuncture, acupressure, animal communication, bowen for animals, chiropractic, craniosacral, hydrotherapy, reiki and shiatsu to name a few.

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