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I am a professional in the animal care industry in the following area(s):: Massage and Bodywork, Education, Author

About Me: I have been a licensed physical therapist since 1972 and a state and nationally certified massage therapist since 1990. I have been treating animals since 1987 and own Equine Therapeutic Center, Inc., located at Smith Mountain Lake, Virginia where I treat primarily humans and horse but also dogs. I have written books on Myofascial Release for Horses and Dogs and teach seminars internationally.

My services are available in the following locations:: Virginia and Texas where I am licensed

I am the proud and lucky guardian/owner/servant/companion/treat supplier/etc. of:: cats

At 3:56pm on November 24, 2008, Dorinda Lillington said…: Thanks Ruth for inviting me to join this fantastic group and look forward to learning more in the area of equine therapy.

Cheers
Dorinda

At 11:47am on December 1, 2008, Deanna Noble said…: Thanks for the invite to this group. Its really great!

At 10:28am on December 29, 2008, Polly Peterson said…: Hi Ruth,
Many Thanks for inviting me to the group, it's great to see some familiar faces from the GREAT MFR class that you taught. If you ever get over this way i'd love to see again.
Tally Ho!
Polly

At 9:21pm on April 25, 2009, Deborah A Adams said…: Hi Ruth! Good to see you last week! :-)
Sending you healing energies and smiles!
Deborah

At 11:13am on August 31, 2009, Lelia Canter, LMBT, EEBW, JENT I said…: Hi Ruth,

Hope you are doing well and your surgery went well.

I have a client I am working with who has Morton’s Neuroma…between 2nd and 3rd toe.

I have seen her for 3 appointments so far. Originally I was working with her for her wrist (arthritis pain) which after the first visit was no longer painful.
I have been starting her appointments with the photonic torch (14 standard points and then wrist pain points and foot pain points, followed with a combination of Myofascial, Craniosacral therapy and Reiki.)

The foot pain diminishes after treatment, however returns in 2-3 days with burning sensations at the ball of her foot and some tightness. Her other pain symptoms..neck, wrist areas are now pain free. The pain in her foot has moved from between the 2nd and 3rd metatarsals and lateral foot to the ball of the foot. She does walk quite a bit and does not wear supportive boots-she is a carriage driver.
Do you have suggestions as to exercises and further work I can do that will help with the Morton’s Neuroma?

Lelia Canter