Advanced PetMassage Aquatic Skills for Canine Wellness and Rehabilitative Support is open to Practioners who have completed the PetMassage Aquatics 5-day workshop.
If you have already completed the 5-day PetMassage Aquatics for Dogs workshop, anytime in the last 20 years, welcome back. You may join the final 2 days for Advanced Practice hands-on training. Refresh your skills and add more. The fee is now just $500.
Objectives:
By the completion of the workshop you will understand and confidently return demonstrate PetMassage aquatic skills for the 8 primary specific applications of veterinary rehabilitation support.
- Obesity
- Arthritis
- Spine issues
- Hip dysplasia
- Patella issues
- Cruciate ligament rehabilitation
- Elbow issues
- Paralysis
Home study courses: 1
To be completed 1 week prior to the hands- on workshop at the PetMassage pool in Toledo Ohio.
Home study 1: Dog Anatomy and Physiology for Focused Aquatic Work.
Course content:
- Learn by doing. Practice the skills you’ve learned with gentle corrections and coaching. You know the importance of “time in the saddle.” This is “time in the water.”
- Learn the essential dry and aquatic canine massage techniques to enhance hydrotherapy.
- Incorporate dry PetMassage skills and techniques to dogs on a submerged platform in the pool.
- Learn predominant therapeutic Qi acupressure points (Shiatsu) to support specific physical/energy conditions.
2 days, Tuesday-Wednesday 10-4 pm
Fee: $500 (IAAMB/ACWT members get 10% discount)
Workshop Class Size Limit 8 Students
Certificate of Completion: PetMassage Aquatic Hydrotherapy Skills for Canine Wellness and Rehabilitative Support
Prerequisite: Canine Aquatic PetMassage workshop
During Workshop Info
Location:
- PetMassage Training and Research Institute
2950 Douglas Road
Toledo, Ohio 43606 USA
1-419-475-3539 - Emergency Phone 419-450-1106
What to expect:
You will have abundant opportunities to get individual hands-on instruction with Jonathan Rudinger, the founder of PetMassage Training and Research Institute, President of the IAAMB-ACWT, and creator of the Canine Aquatic PetMassage program.