Aromatherapy ~ Acupressure ~ Bach Flower Remedies
Holistic healthcare is a vital part of our healthcare today and it is becoming a vital part of our animals' healthcare too. There are many different, natural and non-invasive modalities available to us now and we owe it to our pets, and to ourselves, to use them.
Using a number of natural therapies, I can aid with your pets's emotional problems, ranging from a change in home circumstances to separation anxiety or grief. I can also aid with physical problems such as post-operative healing, pain relief, digestion problems or heart problems.
Animals are much more in tune with their own bodies as well as the natural earth around them than we humans. They can respond extremely quickly when natural therapies are used on them. An animal should always be given the choice to interact (or not) with whichever therapy is being employed with them. This makes the process even more rewarding for them as, living in our houses and adapting to our lives, we tend to make a lot of choices for them such as what they eat, when they eat, when they get go outside etc.
Animals know what is good for them. When we use natural bodywork or natural products with them, they have an innate ability which allows them to understand that these methods will help their current issues. This can be seen when a dog relaxes and quietens down during an acupressure session or a horse yawns and sretches during an aromatherapy session.
Our pets live in a world full of pollutants. Its very satisfying to give them something natural and pure to help them with their issues.
The therapies I use are:
Acupressure
Aromatherapy
Bach Flower Remedies
I will soon be offering:
Canine Massage
Please see my therapies page for more information on each of these modalities.
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