You are receiving this e-blast because you signed up for these e-blasts on FourLeg.com. If for some reason, this makes you unhappy... then unsubscribe at the bottom. But for everyone else... HEY! Let's get on with the show! 4 days teaching... so I'm writing this in advance!! And what's happening these days...
This past weekend I taught 8 Canadian Physios their Advanced Canine Rehab course. It's always very energizing to
be a part of expanding this profession. It was also great to not only teach them content, but give them the opportunity to see and work with so many different kinds of dogs! (38 different dogs in total!!!) From toy poodles to Newfoundlands; Weimaraners to Borzois; Athletes to Neurological!!! And all sorts of owners. (There is always so much to learn... and not just about the techniques!)
So, I'm tired... The course ends on Monday. I might not get to your questions right away! Sorry!
Enough about me, let's just get on with your learning this week!
Members Training: Four Leg News - Sept-Oct 2017 The Digit Issue |
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A bit late (just a week or two)... but here is your Members' FourLeg News! This issue is about digit injuries. In this issue, we're mostly covering issues with fractures, dislocations, and tendons. I've also thrown in an odd-ball article and a gross story too! (I couldn't resist!)
Members, Login, Click Newsletter Archives, and find 2017: Sept-Oct: Volume 6, Issue
5. Find, Read, Print, Pass around, & Learn! Use your digits to click around and learn about canine digit injuries!!
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Blog: Static Stretching - to do or not to do!? |
Static stretches are often given to (or done
for) patients as a treatment for poor flexibility, or done simply because we think we ‘should’.
The primary thing we need to think about here is ‘what do you think you’re doing’? Do you think you are elongating the muscle? Do you think you are helping the patient accommodate to the sensation of muscle elongation? Perhaps you don’t really think about what you’re doing at
all!
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Click here to continue READING the BLOG!
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And that's a wrap! Have a great week ahead everyone!
Until next time... Cheers!
Laurie
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BASIC MANUAL THERAPY FOR THE CANINE SPINE
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ADVANCED MANUAL THERAPY FOR THE CANINE SPINE
If you are serious about doing canine rehab, you NEED these courses! NEED! You'll never get a dog 'sound' if the lameness is coming from the first rib or a
sacroiliac joint if you don't know to look for the problem or fix it!
And your canine rehab training likely didn't give you sufficient background in manual therapy for the canine spine. So where can you get educated?
ATLAS REHAB FOR CANINES is bringing me down to GORGEOUS Santa Barbara, California!
Note:
- If I didn't teach you in your Canine Rehab Certification program, then you'll need the Basic Manual Therapy course to get you
started. Trust me! And it'll give you tons to work with!
- If you have taken either my Basic Spine course OR I taught you in your Canine Rehab Certification program (and you're using spinal manual therapy), or are a canine rehab trained PT with a manual therapy background, or a vet with Chiro training you can go to the Advanced Spine
Course.
JOIN ME in California for a great educational experience!
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And just see what you think! There's so much more than you can even imagine in the learning area!! You really should check it
out! Click on the link to go to the Sneak Peek page and see the listing of content!
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Okay, so I had some questions about about the Forum, and I thought that I should pass on the info to everyone. - The Forum is located on the Members' side of FourLeg, so you'll need to login to find it. Then look over to the right hand column where you normally look up the content, and at the bottom, you'll find Forum. Click it!
- Now, to get on, you need
to sign up with a NEW username and password. (Password can be the same as what you you to get into the Member's area). Next time you want 'in', it should remember you.
- Pick a user name that you want displayed.
- Answer questions. Post questions.
- Sign your posts please... It's nice to reply to a person by name!
- If you want to post a document or a picture, you can drag it into the message box or scroll down, click attachments, and then 'add files'.
- Videos... Upload to Youtube and then post the link.
- It's really cool when you sign your name, that way people can respond to you by name. :)
And get on there and engage with the
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