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This is a 600+ hour course in Structural Integration for Equines and Canines taught by Jim Pascucci Advanced Rolfer and Author of "Equine Structural Integration: Myofascial Release Manual" and the "Canine Myofascial Massage/Release" DVD.
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- About Me
- I am an Advanced Rolfer and Cranial Sacral Therapist. I developed the Animal Structural Integration program that is offered through Integrated Body Therapies, www.animalsi.com. I am also the author of the book Equine Structural Integration: Myofascial Release Manual and the DVD Canine Myofascial Release/Massage. I write extensively for animal magazines and Structural Integration professional journals. All of my articles are available at www.animalsi.com.
I have my private practice in Colorado with studios in Longmont and Denver for work with people and dogs and travel to work with horses worldwide.
- My website
- http://www.animalsi.com
- Additional website
- http://www.jimtherolfer.com
- Additional website
- http://www.equinecaninesi.blogspot.com
- I am the proud and lucky guardian/owner/servant/companion/treat supplier/etc. of:
- horses, dogs, cats
- I am a professional in the animal care industry in the following area(s):
- Massage and Bodywork, Education, Author, Boarding
- I work professionally with:
- horses, dogs, humans
- My services are available in the following locations:
- I am based at my ranch in Colorado but travel worldwide to teach and work with people, horses and dogs.
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I finally got the video "If Horses Could Speak" which I ordered in December! The video goes along with the Dr. Heuschmann's book "Tug of War: Classical vs Modern Dressage". If you are a therapist reading this blog save the $60 and buy the book first. The video is more like a documentary of what Dr. Heuschmann believes to be "classic". It is a beautiful piece of work from a film perspective, and wonderful to watch. It won't however teach you anything that you can use in your therapy sessions. I b… Continue
Posted on January 14, 2009 at 8:35am — 4 Comments
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She has responded well to MFR and Craniosacral Therapy, and had chiropractic and acupuncture visits, however she has occasional setbacks and her lower back/lumbar area becomes sore accompanied by stiffness in the midback to sacrum areas.
Her owner was told to canter her in circles and counter canter by a chiropractor-she has been reluctant to do this and has made good progress so far with other exercise regimens. The horse has been doing very well these past several months, but last week when she cantered a few canter circles and did some counter canter-the horse became very sore/stiff in the areas noted above. The owner also read an article recently that indicated that canter circles are not very good to do for a horse that has a hx of SI strain.
Can anyone help with suggestions concerning the course of future exercises/re-hab.
Lelia Canter
I look forward to taking courses with you someday, when I'm ready to focus on continuing ed again. They sound fabulous! I initially clicked on your first website listed above, and realized that it didn't work because you're missing the . after the www, so you might want to go in and fix that.