Canine Therapy Blog
These offer you free CPD and focus on keeping you up-to-date and ahead with relevant topics and advancements.
K9 Clinical Reasoning + SMART Goals
Healthcare professionals providing a therapeutic service to dogs and their owners, use clinical reasoning skills to optimise each dog’s treatment to improve their canine balance, movement and abilities leading to happy dogs.
What is Canine CPD?
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) are the learning activities therapists engage in, to progress their skills over their career journey. CPD is a holistic approach requiring planning to expand scope of practice and meet professional needs.
Wellbeing for Therapists
A therapist’s wellbeing is crucial for successful practice and essential for the overall welfare of the therapist, dog and owner. It’s fundamental and proven to significantly impact the service quality and delivery.
K9 Hydrotherapy Water Management
Exploring safe and effective water management in canine clinical hydrotherapy includes updates on the the latest advances to meet professional and legal obligations.
Canine Natural Balanced Motion
Dogs organise their movement very differently to humans. They require specific canine techniques to achieve the best results to improve their mobility and function, to live their life to the full.
Canine Movement Enrichment Techniques
Canine Movement Enrichment techniques consists of Therapeutic Handling and Clinic Enrichment treatment techniques. This holistic approach is highly proprioceptively enriched and works with the dog’s consent.
Time to Think for Business Success
Proactive thinking time is invaluable in achieving long term success for your therapy business. An ethical led service balancing beliefs and maintaining a healthy work-life approach is the optimum approach.
Canine Muscle Injuries & Rehab
Understanding how to use health checks as a regular monitoring process is an essential skill for all those working with dogs. This includes being prepared for emergencies, to provide the best care for every dog.