Description
Next Date: Saturday 12th September 2020 – Cancelled due to Coronavirus
Due to teaching time constraints this course only runs once a year so book early to avoid disappointment!
Please note this workshop is designed for past attendees of the Beginners Guide or Agility & Sport 1 Day workshop. The Beginners/Agility workshop may of been taken with either Canine Massage Therapy Centre or one of their Licenced Practitioners.
You Will Be:
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Revising The 5 Techniques You Learned On The First Workshop
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Re-acquainting Your self With Bony Landmarks & Muscle Groups
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Learning Specific Canine Massage Techniques To Help Your Dogs Back & Spine
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Working Deeper Into Your Dogs Muscular System – learn more about pressure, rhythm and pace
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Learning More About The 3 Common types of Muscular Issues And Injury That Go Undetected How To Spot Them
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Practicing New Techniques To Add To Your Routine
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Developing on from Passive Movement – You will be learning new passive movement to add to your routine
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Discovering Ways How To Make Day To Day Life Easier On Your Dog To Increase Their Longevity
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Learning How And When To Use Ice and Heat Therapeutically To Help Pain, Inflammation and Arthritis
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FREE Palpation and Report For Your Dog – Let Your Dog Enjoy An Assessment With Natalie And Find out about areas of pain, injury and soreness that may explain `inexplicable` lameness, reluctance to do things they once did, ageing overnight and slowing down etc.. so you know where to concentrate your new massage skills when you get home!
For full details about the workshop, please see our courses page here https://www.k9-massage.co.uk/courses/advanced-massage-techniques/
If you and your dog enjoyed and benefited from the first workshop then this Intermediate Canine Massage workshop will really help you to develop your own skills so you can become your dogs very own therapist at home!
SCOPE OF WORKSHOP
This Course is for Home use on your own dogs only.
Completion of the one day workshops does not qualify you to work as a Canine Massage therapist. If you wish to become a Practitioner, you are advised to look at the Practitioner Training Programme which is a 2 year course run by CMTC and accredited by Lantra. Practitioners abide by the Veterinary Act 1966, Exemptions Order 2015 and National Occupational Standards 61 and 62.
It is essential that you have access to a dog that you can bring with you and participate in the workshop with. We are often asked about bringing dogs that are nervous or not very good with other dogs. You are reminded that there will be 11 other participants on the course and whilst we will endeavour to ensure that you are in the most appropriate location in the room, each attendee is ultimately responsible for their own actions and their dogs. We ask that you give everyone the courtesy of space and that you do not allow your dog to interfere with any others. We also want you to be able to learn and have an enjoyable day which may be impeded if you are trying to control a disruptive dog! We are sorry but we are unable to provide you with a dog if you are unable to bring one with you!
We also remind you that we will not tolerate leaving dogs in cars on hot days. If you need to bring additional dogs with you, please ensure that you have an appropriate cage to enable them to settle with you in the hall but space is limited!
Location: Bournheath Village Community Centre, Bromsgrove, B61 9LA
Time: 9.30am – 4.30pm
PLEASE NOTE THAT THERE WILL BE AN ADMIN FEE SHOULD YOU NEED TO TRANSFER OR CANCEL YOUR WORKSHOP BOOKING. See our Terms and Conditions for further details.
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