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21 APRIL 2021 : 20H00 – 21h00 (GMT +2)

A Multimodal Treatment Approach: Incorporating Structural and Functional Techniques to Make Long-Lasting Changes
with Michele Broadhurst: DC, ICCSP, FIAMA, CCRP, CVCIVCA, Mtech Chiro (RSA)
Treating only functional or structural dysfunction does not allow for a fully holistic approach. By incorporating both approaches you are addressing all compensatory issues that may be affecting your patient and ensures a better, longer-lasting outcome.
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5 MAY 2021 : 20H00 – 21h00 (GMT +2)

The Differences Between Acupuncture and Myofascial Dry Needling
with Michele Broadhurst: DC, ICCSP, FIAMA, CCRP, CVCIVCA, Mtech Chiro (RSA)
We will be discussing the differences and similarities between acupuncture and myofascial dry needling. The philosophies, clinical applications, and uses will be discussed in detail.
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19 MAY 2021 : 20H00 – 21h00 (GMT +2)

The Horse Hoof Connection
with Yogi Sharp: DipWCF DipHE
The hoof plays a huge role in the function of the whole musculoskeletal system. It is also subject to the forces from above it. We explore this fluid relationship.
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2 JUNE 2021 : 20H00 – 21h00 (GMT +2)

Poor Performance and the Equine Patient
with Melanie Perrier: DACVS/DECVS, CERP
This lecture will give an overview on equine poor performance which is an increasing presentation complaint for equine patients. What is poor performance? How do we assess poor performance? What diagnostic modalities can be useful in diagnosing performance and finally what treatment can be implemented in such cases?
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4 AUGUST 2021 : 20H00 – 21h00 (GMT +2)

The Equine Carpus: Selected Cases and their Rehabilitation
with Melanie Perrier: DACVS/DECVS, CERP
This lecture will provide a review of the equine carpus anatomy including soft tissue structure. We will then go through selected clinical cases and present their main clinical signs, diagnostic modalities, and treatment options for those cases, including some guidelines for rehabilitation.
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6 OCTOBER 2021 : 20H00 – 21h00 (GMT +2)

The Equine Tarsus: Selected Cases and their Rehabilitation
with Melanie Perrier: DACVS/DECVS, CERP
This lecture will provide a review of the equine tarsus anatomy including soft tissue structure. We will then go through selected clinical cases and present their main clinical signs, diagnostic modalities, and treatment options for those cases, including some guidelines for rehabilitating those cases.
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20 OCTOBER 2021 : 20H00 – 21h00 (GMT +2)

The Equine Stifle: Selected Cases and their Rehabilitation
with Melanie Perrier: DACVS/DECVS, CERP
This lecture will provide a review of the equine stifle anatomy including soft tissue structure. We will then go through selected clinical cases and present their main clinical signs, diagnostic modalities, and treatment options for those cases, including some guidelines for rehabilitating those cases.
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SATURDAY, 13 NOVEMBER 2021

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