Bowen Therapy provides a holistic approach to optimising the health and wellbeing of your pet naturally.
Emma has been working in the Veterinary industry for 7 years as a Veterinary nurse.
Throughout her career she has become more and more aware that although Western medicine has it’s place, other modalities, were having profound results.
Emma began her studies by completing Cert IV Small Animal Bowen therapy through Smart Bowen in Victoria, with the assistance of her tutor Laura Bird based in Serpentine in 2009.
This was a exciting time for Emma.
''Bowen Therapy has had some amazing results for various ailments'' she says ''I have seen many arthritic dogs unable to get up or move, dogs recovering from Cruciate surgery hopping on 3 legs, and also dogs that have spinal issues that are recumbent and are unable to get themselves up. Bowen therapy helped immensely with their treatment and relieved much of their discomfort''
BOWEN THERAPY
Like us, our animals fall over, injure themselves, exert themselves and become involved in accident.
Bowen therapy can be a great way to help them with their healing
Bowen Therapy releases tight muscles and trigger points.
Underlying issues still need to be addressed, however, pain and restriction in movement may be from trigger points in the muscles.
By improving muscular function and support, the load on the joints is reduced, resulting in a much better quality of life.
For small animal lameness such as :
Hip dysplasia, Stifle & hock arthritis, Spinal issues, Elbow & shoulder
Bowen Therapy will benefit your pet by:
- Optimising muscle and joint function
- Improving the circulatory and lymphatic systems
- Recovery from injury, illness and surgery
- Encouraging relaxation
- Improving mobility in your senior pets
- Support in arthritis management
Overall Bowen Therapy provides a holistic approach to optimising the health and wellbeing of your pet naturally.
$60 per session.
(South East Perth, contact us for a km rate outside this area)
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Cert IV in Veterinary Nursing.