Animal Fascial Manipulation for Ulcer Problems in Horses
£40.00
Join Justyna Kalbarczyk, polish experienced animal physiotherapist, as she presents her research on fascial manipulation techniques on horses with ulcers.
Justyna will demonstrate practical techniques such as colonic massage, massage for bloating, and abdominal pain relief massage, which can support the health and function of the digestive system in both sport and leisure horses. The session will also explore the role of visceral fascia and its impact on gastrointestinal health. This webinar is intended for veterinarians, physiotherapists, horse owners, and anyone interested in equine health. Participants will gain valuable knowledge that they can apply in their daily work with horses.
Webinar Description
We invite you to a specialized webinar focused on manual therapy for horses suffering from digestive system issues. Our expert will talk about the research around techniques such as colonic massage, massage for bloating, and abdominal pain relief massage, which can support the health and function of the digestive system in both sport and leisure horses. The session will also explore the role of visceral fascia and its impact on gastrointestinal health. This webinar is intended for veterinarians, physiotherapists, horse owners, and anyone interested in equine health. Participants will gain valuable knowledge that they can apply in their daily work with horses.
Instructor:
Eng. Justyna Kalbarczyk
Certified Rehabilitation Specialist at Ori-Cheval. She is a graduate of the University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn with a degree in animal science, specializing in preventive care and horse rehabilitation. She also studied at the Polytechnic University of Valencia in the field of Agricultural and Rural Engineering. She completed both equine breeding and veterinary technician programs. She wrote the first engineering thesis in Poland on the use of kinesiotaping in horses. In 2016, she completed a postgraduate program in canine and feline physiotherapy.
Since 2016, she has been training throughout Europe in the areas of fascia and joint manipulation. In her practice, she uses kinesiotaping, dry needling, manual therapy, fascial and joint manipulation.
This broad educational background allows her to take a holistic approach to equine care.
The individuals who have influenced her professional philosophy include Vibeke Sødring Elbrønd, Rikke M. Schult, Tove Due, Tuulia Luomala, and Mika Pihlman.
She has participated in numerous lectures and courses on animal physiotherapy and rehabilitation both in Poland and abroad. She has practiced in Poland, the UK, Germany, Spain, Denmark, and Finland.
