sjb@onespiritacupressure.co.uk
I originally became drawn to Canine Acupressure 10 + years ago when a dog of mine then Ben (Border Collie X Lab rescue) reached senior years and developed arthritis as well as hotspots. I brought a little paper back book called Acu-Dog by the authors Amy Snow and Nancy Zidonis. Reading it I was hooked on acupressure. Ben lived to a great age of 16 1/2 years and it is was only the last year he stopped bouncing around like a puppy. Ultimately my search to learn animal acupressure lead me on to the Tallgrass Animal Acupressure Institute's website. I signed up for the Small Animal / Canine Practitioner training and haven't looked back.
Caroline Dalkin, Equine Acupressure Practitioner
Bucks
01 296 651301
liberationfarm@hotmail.com
Caroline has been training both competition and pleasure horses for over fifteen years and manages her own livery yard, Liberation Farm. The focus of the yard is on horses being able to live their own lives in a more natural environment. The success of Liberation Farm has led to the opening of a second barn specifically designed for horses in need of physical or emotional healing. As a Tallgrass Equine Acupressure Practitioner, Caroline also combines Herbalism, Reiki & Homeopathy with the art of listening. The combination of all of these sessions along with a healthy dose of laughter and common sense provides the perfect balance for the horses and their "people".
Rachel Jackson, Small Animal Acupressure Practitioner
Cheadle, Cheshire
0161 486 1513
packjackson@btinternet.com
Rachel started her studies and training in Small Animal Acupressure in 2005, receiving her practitioner certification from the Tallgrass Animal Acupressure Institute in 2009. She decided to undertake this study after becoming interested in TCM as a way of helping animals after she had qualified as a Tellington TTouch Practitioner for Companion Animals P2 and as a TTEAM Practitioner for Equines P1. Her approach is to look at each animal as an individual and from a holistic perspective.
Katherine Huggins, Small Animal Acupressure Practitioner
Kent
akita_inu@injami.com
Kate qualified as a small animal acupressure practitioner in 2020 and is based in Kent. Kate qualified as a Ttouch practitioner in 2012 and as a Certified Canine Athlete Specialist in 2019 and uses a combination of Acupressure, Ttouch and Conditioning and Strength training in her sessions, very effective for supporting all types of canine activities.
Phillipa McAuley, Equine Acupressure Practitioner
Darlington Primary
0798 909 4235
acufix@gmail.com
In 2002, after careers in teaching and information management, Phillipa began practising her healing and animal skills in earnest. She is a qualified Tai Chi teacher and Healer for people and animals, and now cares for 6 horses and a dog at home. She first became interested in Acupressure, having used the Tallgrass book to help save a very poorly foal, and believes it is an important tool that everyone should be aware of for managing health issues. She finds acupressure is an ideal partner for the energy healing she offers.
Emma Griffiths, Small Animal Acupressure Practitioner
Berryfield Press
01457 601671
www.berryfieldpress.co.uk
Building on her previous career as a lecturer and acupressure therapist (for humans), Emma began studying with Tallgrass in 2015 to develop a holistic approach to human/animal interaction. She offers individual sessions for people and their pets, as well as a ‘Pet Partner Acupressure’ service, where owners and animals can share a healing experience. Her experience as a teacher allows her to share her knowledge with owners, working for the benefit of all sentient beings. Based in Derbyshire, she works in the North West of England and North Wales.
Jane Evans, Equine Practitioner
The Grange, South Farm
Chiseldon
Primary Phone: 01793 741081
email: janeevansesp@aol.com
Jane is an equine practitioner with Tallgrass Animal Acupressure Institute, continuing her life long journey and study of TCM. Her approach is to the whole animal being assessed as a unique individual in its environment. Jane strongly believes in TCM with her background extending to and including certification in equine Shiatsu and Essential oil therapy for animals. She welcomes working with vets and practitioners from other areas; as she believes no one modality has all of the answers and often a combination is required.
Joan Goddard, Equine Practitioner
01738 850659
joangoddard1@gmail.com
Louise Southcott, Small Animal Acupressure Practitioner
East London
07889 298639
Louise@furrycarbonuints.com
Louise qualified for Small Animal Acupressure Practitioner in 2015. She uses a portfolio of complementary therapies to care for animal and their human companions. Trained in Kinesiology, Nutrition, Animal Communcation and Tracking, Zoopharmacognosy and Spiritual healing, Louse uses these techniques in combination directed by the animals own choics and responses.
Susan Scott, Equine Acupressure Practitioner
012-398-31265
The study of nutrition (2003/04) and biomechanics (2006/07) provided a foundation which would later complement the Acupressure Training. Sue has a broad based course of natural medicine for horses, including craniosacral therapy, soft muscle release techniques chiropractic studies and applied kinesiology. Sue has a passion for acupressure and the traditional Chinese medicine and is certified through the Tallgrass Animal Acupressure program in 2007, to become the first practitioner in Wales. Sue now works in West Wales and enjoys spending time with her horses and ponies.
Lucy Yeomans, Equine Acupressure Practitioner
07940546029
lucyyeomans@yahoo.co.uk
Lucy qualified as an equine acupressure practitioner in 2011 and is based in Monmouthshire. Lucy uses a combination of acupressure, reiki, quantum touch, massage, myofascial release and animal communication in her sessions, which she finds to be very effective for both physical and emotional issues. Lucy works with both people and horses and more information may be found at: https://top100attractions.com/attractions/item/lucy-yeomans-therapy