My Story
My deep love for animals has been the driving force behind my journey to get me to where I am today. Presently, I have three Labradors - Maisie, Frankie, and Nala (pictured left). When Maisie was diagnosed with arthritis at the age of 7, it sparked a determination within me to do whatever I could to enhance her quality of life. This led me to explore holistic therapies like massage and physiotherapy. Witnessing the significant improvements in Maisie's well-being inspired me to study Clinical Canine Massage and extend this support to other dogs, to provide them with the same benefits that Maisie has experienced.
My Training
I have undergone a two-year training program at the Canine Massage Therapy Centre, where I successfully completed the Clinical Canine Practitioner course accredited by LANTRA.
I have an in-depth knowledge of advanced canine anatomy and physiology, as well as expertise in the massage disciplines: Swedish, Sports, Deep Tissue, and Myofascial Release. Additionally, I have received training in the Lenton Method®, a series of direct myofascial release techniques that have undergone clinical trials.
I am fully insured and hold membership with the Canine Massage Guild, which mandates I engage in a minimum of 25 hours of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) annually.
My Goal
Through massage, my goal is to enhance your dog's comfort and well-being, whether it involves managing chronic pain, orthopedic conditions, muscular injuries, or providing guidance to owners.
Drawing from the positive impact massage has had on my own dogs, I aim to share this gift with your furry companion. Having experienced the benefits of regular bodywork personally, I can attest to the positive effects massage can have on both canine and human bodies, and I highly recommend it to all.