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! We're off and running in September! And what's going on these days...
Hooray hooray! The video I intended for two weeks ago is uploaded and ready for you!
Wee!
The pool installation is coming along.
I survived my first week as an empty nester with only one short bout of tears. (Wait, does that now make me a bad Mom?)
Hubby
and I were 'officially' granted travel visas' to go to Brazil in November. (What a 'rigamarole'!!!)
Plans are also underway for teaching in Italy in December 2018.
Better get on with it, this is a 'juicy e-blast'!!!
Okay, Okay! Enough about me, let's just get on with your learning this week!
And here's what the pool is looking like these days!
(This week the decks and stairs are getting painted. The turbine has been hooked up... it's almost ready for
water!)
Members Training Video: After the Epley...
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Huge 'shout out' and 'thank you' to Shari Sprague of http://www.puprehabfl.com/ for filming all of these great video clips of her dog Abby last year. Shari's dog Abby had a vestibular episode. Shari did the Epley Maneuver about 5 times. The videos you see start about a week after
the episode and are the rehabilitation / vestibular balance training / eye training that Shari did with Abby afterwards. AWESOME JOB Shari!!! I'm so excited for all of you members to see this and be able to go "Beyond the Epley'!!! Enjoy!
Members, Login, Click Video Training, and scroll way down to the bottom to get to Video Training 163. Click, Watch, & Learn! Get there & grow your knowledge!
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A mini version of after the Epley...
Blog: When things aren't right... |
Okay, the picture to the left is obviously a photoshop... but it's an attention grabber!
This blog comes about as a result of an ever-present argument I see brought forth (mostly by vets and technicians) in regards to “PT’s needing to be supervised by a vet, because they might not recognize other issues or comorbidities in their
animal patients.” Now, flat out, I’m going to say that I don’t agree with this statement, especially as someone that has taught vets and techs how to recognize neuromusculoskeletal (NMSK) issues, and how to know when an issue IS NMSK and when it is not. But, the point of my blog is to discuss with ALL canine rehab practitioners when to know to raise the red flag. Quite frankly, because it’s all of us that need to know how to identify when something isn’t right!! And
that’s what it boils down to – is this right or not?
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In need of your help again... |
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ROUND TWO... the College of Veterinarians of Ontario is moving forwards with the proposed changes to their Vet Act. For the most part, I support and applaud them on this enormous effort. However, they have continued to use wording (particularly in the Authorized Activities section) that could hinder or even prevent physiotherapists from practicing animal rehab. The CVO is again seeking input and has created
a survey for people to do just that.
Please have a look at the information I am presenting on the subject (on behalf of the Animal Rehab Division) at: http://www.caninefitness.com/index.php?pid=63 and voice your opinion. There is a link
to the CVO survey and a guideline to help you fill out their survey as well.
Please & Thank you! HELP & SUPPORT
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And that's a wrap! Have a great week ahead everyone!
Until next time... Cheers!
Laurie
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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
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- Pick a user name that you want displayed.
- Answer questions. Post questions.
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- 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'.
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- It's really cool when you sign your name, that way people can respond to you by name. :)
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