Scar Tissue Massage and Management – Canine
Unlock advanced techniques in scar tissue management to transform canine recovery and enhance quality of life through targeted massage and therapeutic care.
This courses is also accessible to non-members, who will be granted a complimentary student membership when purchased.
Course Details
Welcome to the Scar Tissue Massage and Management – Canine, a specialised course provided for IAAT members seeking to deepen their understanding and skills in addressing and managing scar tissue in dogs. Guided by Rebeccah Baylis, this course explores the intricate details of scar tissue formation, its effects on canine well-being and effective techniques for its management.
Recorded Zoom sessions are integral to the learning experience of this course, designed to enhance your understanding and skills through on line interaction, ensuring you never miss a critical learning opportunity.
What you will learn:
- Scar Tissue: what’s happening underneath the skin
- Skin Change: fur change, colour and texture
- Types of Scars: flat, raised etc.
- Scar History: Operation, Injury, Branding, Castration
- Scar Pain: symptoms
- Scar Release Techniques
On completion you will be awarded an IAAT CPD Certificate for 15-20 hours. This certificate will be available for you to download.
Meet Rebeccah Baylis
Rebeccah Baylis from Little Green Stables is a qualified Veterinary Physiotherapist and Herbal Consultant working with Zoopharmacognosy, holding further Certificates in Fascia, Myofascia release, Equine and Canine Massage, Acupressure and Mobilisation.
Working in Veterinary practice for much of her younger years, Becky now works freelance working with her client base as well as teaching, tutoring, mentoring and offering CPD’s to other therapists and owners covering and sourcing a range of specialists to work together to improve skills and develop knowledge further.
Rebeccah has partnered with IAAT to write a range of online-learning courses to help you gain greater knowledge of therapy techniques for dogs and horses.
