TITLE: Compensatory Patterns: Identification, Treatment, Prevention
DATE/TIME: Tuesday, April 13, 8:30am - 12:45pm
WORKSHOP RATING:
Intermediate: CCRP, CCRT, CCAT
Advanced: DVM/VMD, PT, VT, CCRA, CCRVN
MAX PARTICIPANTS: 20 seats 
5 seats open
CONTACT HOURS: 4.0 RACE approved; 4.0 NYSED-approved
 
DESCRIPTION:
As the field of veterinary physical rehabilitation continues to grow an
 
Objectives:
The participant will update their knowledge of current modalities and technologies in the field of veterinary physical rehabilitation.
The ng:Bras Pathology
TMJ Issues
 
Participants will have the opportunity submit questions prior to the session to be discussed in the class and lab.
 
Cancellation Policy and Refund Request
To request a refund, please complete and postmark this Workshop Cancellation Form by March 25, 2027.  Refunds exclude a $25 processing fee.

Compensatory Patterns: Identification, Treatment, Prevention

$492.00

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Laurie Edge-Hughes, BScPT, MAnimSt (Animal Physio), CAFCI, CCRT, CSm Anim Acup / Needling

Laurie Edge-Hughes obtained her Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Alberta in 1993 and has since focused her post-graduate training on orthopedics, osteopathy, acupuncture, and animal rehabilitation. Additionally, she completed her Master of Animal Studies in Animal Physiotherapy through the University of Queensland (Australia)in 2006. Laurie taught the first canine physiotherapy/physical therapy courses in Canada (1999), the USA(1999), and Australia (2001). She has been involved in the Animal RehabDivision since its inception in 1994 and teaches canine physiotherapy and rehabilitation courses for the Animal Rehab Division (ARD) of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association (CPA). Additionally, she holds the position of Advocacy Lead for the ARD and is chair of the Registry of Allied Animal Health Practitioners of Canada. www.FourLeg.com, an online educational platform for continuing education in canine rehabilitation / physiotherapy. Laurie co-owns and practices out of the Canine Fitness Centre Ltd (www.caninefitness.com) in Calgary, Alberta.

Compensatory Patterns: Identification, Treatment, Prevention

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