The canine spine is sometimes approached as though it were a series of separate regions: cervical, thoracic, lumbar and lumbosacral. These divisions are anatomically useful, but the living spine does not experience movement in such neatly defined sections. As the dog walks, turns, lowers its head or transfers weight between limbs, movement is distributed throughout…
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Last chance to join Canine Level 1
This course is the fundamental building block of all our practitioner level canine programmes and aims to offer practitioners a robust baseline knowledge from which to grow as a canine therapist. Successful completion and comprehension of the content will give practitioners all they need to enter our Level II canine courses with confidence. Open to…
Our doors are now open to non-osteopaths.
Who can apply for AOI Level I and II courses? Owing to the changes in the political landscape of animal manual therapy and therapeutics in the UK and Europe, the AOI has begun to open its doors to non-osteopaths. As such, this course is now open to all those that have a veterinary or professional…
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