The IAAMB/ACWT – NBCAAM Joint Conference
September 26-29, 2019 Seattle/ Des Moines, Washington

Goals for the Conference by Hosts Jonathan, Lisa and Lola

This is an historic conference. As president of the IAAMB/ACWT, I’m looking forward to co-hosting this conference with the NBCAAM. The NBCAAM offers the members of the IAAMB/ACWT the opportunity for National Certification in Small Animal, Large Animal Acupressure and Massage. I encourage those of you who have been waiting for the time to be right to sit for the NBCAAM exam to take it on the Friday morning at the conference, and then enjoy the rest of the weekend, relieved of the test anxiety, taking in the excellent content from our exceptional collection of presenters. I am looking forward to be sharing my insights and expertise with you in one of the continuing ed workshops and a presentation. -Jonathan Rudinger

“My goal as cohost of the conference is to provide opportunities for bonding among NBCAAM and IAAMB/ACWT members, and the wider bodyworker community, as well as meet many of our members for the first time.” -Lisa Ruthig

Hosting the NBCAAM/IAAMB/ACWT Animal Bodyworkers Conference is the culmination of a long-held dream to build on the work we have been doing for over a decade. Bringing practitioners together to foster a higher standard of practice for our industry and provide intensive educational experiences for practitioners of all animal healing arts is critical in a time when our animals and our environment need healing on a grand scale. Everything we do to make the world better for animals and the people that love them ripples out to the greater global community. Small actions done from a place of compassion and kindness can and do change the world around us. I am looking forward to witnessing that compassion from our attendees, our educators and our sponsors in September. – Lola Michelin

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Conference location:

Join us at Highline College, 2400 S. 240th St., Des Moines, WA 98198

Hotel/ Accommodations:

There is a block of rooms reserved at the Sheraton Four Points, 22406 Pacific Highway South, Des Moines, Washington, 98198.
Rooms start at $124 and can be reserved here. 253-642-0100

The hotel is 3 miles from the Seattle-Tacoma airport and 15 minutes from Highline College. Free shuttle from the airport.

Things to Do Before and After the Conference:

Seattle, called the Emerald City, is full of lush greenery, water and mountains. There is a wealth of things to do whether you want to see the sights, take a short ferry ride to the close-by islands, or just enjoy the many beaches and hiking trails. The Four Points by Sheraton is located on Puget Sound, minutes from beautiful beach and views. Why not stay a couple extra days and see all that the Puget Sound area has to offer?

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Thursday, September 26^th Skills Workshops

Time	Topic	Description	Instructor(s)	Location	Fee
9:00 AM – 12:00 PM PDT	Canine Myofascial Release: Techniques to Discover and Track Movement of Fascia	Learn -The role of fascia in animal massage. -What to look for. -Why you might not feel movement. -What are blocks? -What is unwinding? -What is the role of contraction? -How to experience what the animal feels.	Jonathan Rudinger	Woodbrook Hunt Club 6206 150th St SW, Lakewood, WA 98439, USA	175.00 Register Now Also sign up for Introduction to Kinesiology Taping and receive a $35 refund on the total ticket price!
9:00 AM – 12:00 PM	Intro to Myofascial Release for Equines	Learn myofascial release techniques that you can add to your equine practice. Both physical and energetic techniques will be covered.	Lisa Ruthig and Megan Ayrault	Woodbrook Hunt Club	175.00 Register Now Also sign up for Introduction to Kinesiology Taping and receive a $35 refund on the total ticket price!
Noon-1:00	Lunch
1:00 PM – 04:00 PM	Introduction to Kinesiology Taping (Canine and Equine)	Equi-Tape is one of the fastest growing modalities: kinesiology taping. Learn tape handling skills, theory behind the tape’s development and uses and some basic tapings designed to relax or assist muscles and support joints. This will change the way you treat your patients!	Lola Michelin and Kim Bauer	Woodbrook Hunt Club	175.00 Register Now Also sign up for either Canine or Equine Myofascial Release and receive a $35 refund on the total ticket price!!

Friday, September 27th

Time	Topic	Description	Instructor(s)	Location	Fee
8:30 am to Noon	NBCAAM Proctored Exam	Exam will be offered if several people register for it in advance			Added fee
8:30 am to Noon	Dogsafe Pet CPR and First Aid	Learn skills and gain confidence to deal with any pet emergency until veterinary care is available. From head to tail wellness assessments to how to respond to broken limbs and deadly bleeding, choking, seizures, and poisonings, and lots more. 3 year certificate.	Trish Houser	Classroom Highline College Register Now	$149.00
Noon-1:00	Lunch
1:00 to 2:30 pm	The Business of Equine Lymphedema	Learn the market conditions, challenges, and opportunities surrounding equine lymphedema. Theresa will present an overview of the condition and its treatment.	Theresa Mueller	NWSAM Presentation Hall	Included
1:00 to 3:00 pm	Aromatic Applications for Animals (Formerly called Essential Oil Selection Methods)	Joan Sorita reviews how to choose appropriate essential oils, herbs, and hydrosols for all animals.	Joan Sorita	Class Room	Included
3:00 to 4:00 pm	Panel: Professional Partnerships	Establishing referral relationships with other animal professionals.	Kelleyerin Clabaugh, DVM,	NWSAM Presentation Hall	Included
3:00-4:30 pm	Bone Energy	Get a different perspective on bone tissue, with a simple way of accessing the bones and their energy, complimenting the current style of bodywork or energywork you already do.	Megan Ayrault	NWSAM Presentation Hall	Included
4:30 to 5:00 pm	Keynote Address	Your Mission is Bigger than your Feelings	Joan Ranquet	NWSAM Presentation Hall	Included
5:00 pm to 6 pm	Panel: Q & A	Marketing, Legal Matters, Topics important to You	Lola Michelin, Dr. Kelleyerin Clabaugh, DVM, Megan Ayrault	NWSAM Presentation Hall
6:00 to 8:00	Banquet			NWSAM Presentation Hall

Saturday, September 28^th Lectures. Classes, and Panels

Time	Topic	Description	Instructor(s)	Location	Fee
8:30 am to Noon	Canine Passive Range of Motion Clinic	Practice safe single-joint maneuvers, and for more advanced students, multi-joint PROM, and standing PROM. Discuss the common causes of restrictions to joint mobility, and what we can do about them, as massage practitioners.	Lisa Ruthig	Classroom	request access
8:30 to 10:00 am	Canine Aquatic Massage	Learn about aquatic canine massage; massaging dogs in heated swimming pools. Learn what aquatic canine massage is, why it is unlike any other form of therapeutic bodywork, how you can get started, and how this work is joyful and life-affirming.	Jonathan Rudinger	NWSAM Presentation Hall	Included
9:00 am to 12:00 pm-	Tui-na, Chinese Medical Massage	Tui-na is the manual therapy part of Chinese Medicine. Learn a handful of Tui-na strokes that effectively bring movement to tissue/fascia.	Barbara Breckenfeld	Axiom Outdoor Venue	Included
10:30 to 11:30 am	Panel: Legal Matters	Ask your questions and discuss legal issues affecting our profession.	Lola Michelin	Vendor Hall	Included
10:00 am to noon	CBD and Animals	The latest on using CBD with animals.	Dr. Jill Todd, DVM	NWSAM Presentation Hall	Included
Noon-1:00	Lunch/Networking
1:00 to 4:00 pm-	Osteolymphatics	The first half of the class “An Introduction To Veterinary Osteopathy: Treating The Whole Body Through Animal Normalization Techniques (Manual Therapy), followed by “Lymphatics: Surfing the Silent Waves,” concepts of the lymph system and application of these in the manual therapy world.	Patricia Kortekaas	Classroom	request access
1:00 to 4:00 pm-	Equine Therapeutic Grooming	How to Become a Certified Equine Lymphedema Therapist.Get an understanding of the equine lymphedema market concerns, market challenges and market opportunities.Hands on: Layman’s Grooming Technique	Theresa Mueller	Axiom Outdoor Venue	request access
1:00 to 2:30 pm	Animal Communication	Learn how animal communication works and how it can be a valuable tool to use in your massage or bodywork practice.	Polly Klein	NWSAM Presentation Hall	Included
3:00 pm to 4:30 pm	Being Well While Doing Good	How to manage career stressors common to animal bodyworkers. Being Well While Doing Good: Wellness and Resilience Resourcing for Professional Caregivers 1. Learn about the “expected and unavoidable” stressors encountered in professional caregiving and how these stressors, if not effectively addressed, can negatively impact clinical competence and outcomes, as well as ethical decision-making.  2. List reasons that self-care is important for safe, effective and ethical practice. 3. Discover strategies and resources for self-assessment and self-care	Dr. Carolyn La Jeunesse, DVM	NWSAM Presentation Hall	Included

Sunday, September 29th Lectures. Classes, and Panels

Time	Topic		Instructor(s)	Location	Fee
8:30 to 10:00 am	Fascial Meridians	Learn about the physiological integration of fascia and acupuncture meridians. The overlap between the fascial structure and acupuncture point phenomena.	April Johnston	NWSAM Presentation Hall	Included
8:30 am to 10:30 am	AM.A.P for Geriatric Animals	In this Massage and Acupressure Protocols (M.A.P.) class, you will learn a combination of massage and acupressure techniques and Tui-Na to address specific concerns that arise for our canine and equine senior citizens.  Kim and Lola combine decades of experience in animal bodywork and acupressure to bring this course to you in a fun and informative format. ​Canine practitioners- stay in the classroom for hands-on practice. Equine practitioners, go to the Axiom Outdoor Venue after lecture.	Lola Michelin and Kim Bauer	Classroom	Included
10:30 am to noon	A M. A. P. for Geriatric Horses Hands-on	In this Massage and Acupressure Protocols (M.A.P.) class, you will learn a combination of massage and acupressure techniques and Tui-Na to address specific concerns that arise for our canine and equine senior citizens.  Kim and Lola combine decades of experience in animal bodywork and acupressure to bring this course to you in a fun and informative format.	Lola Michelin and Kim Bauer	Classroom	Included
10:30 am to Noon		Successful strategies for offering bodywork services to the Sport Horse including timing your sessions for maximum performance, methods for injury prevention, rider support and participation, off season foundation building, as well as specific techniques for horses of all sports.	Susan Tenney, CMT	NWSAM Presentation Hall	Included
1 pm to 2:30 pm	Equine Nutrition	Dr. Kelleyerin Clabaugh of Equi-librium Institute will discuss equine nutrition.	D.r Kelleyerin Clabaugh	NWSAM Presentation Hall	Included

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Thursday, September 26th Continuing Education Workshops

Canine Myofascial Release: Techniques to Discover and Track Movement of Fascia

9:00 AM – 12:00 PM

You already know what the muscular fascia is. In this workshop, we’ll learn ways to identify subtle muscular and energetic movement. These fundamental applications are essential in massage. They will transform your sense of touch and elevate the quality and intentionality of your canine massage. Join Jonathan Rudinger for a special canine myofascial release course.
“Enhance your myofascial release palpation skills. Whenever you place your hands on a dog’s body, communication is happening. This workshop teaches you how to tune in your receiver for clearer signals.” -Jonathan Rudinger

This is a fun, interactive hands-on workshop. We will practice on ourselves, with each other and dogs. Learn the PetMassage technique for sensing and tracking shifts in texture and movement in both physical and spatial tissues. This course will enhance access and connection during your massage.

Learn
1. The role of fascia in animal massage.
2. What to look for.
3. Why you might not feel movement.
4. What are blocks?
5. What is unwinding?
6. What is the role of contraction?
7. How to experience what the animal feels.

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Intro to Myofascial Release for Equines

9:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Learn myofascial release techniques that you can add to your equine practice with Lisa Ruthig and Megan Ayrault. Both physical and energetic techniques will be covered.

Introduction to Kinesiology Taping (Canine and Equine)

1:00 PM – 4:00 PM

Join Lola Michelin and Kim Bauer to learn the basics of kinesiology taping. Learn tape handling skills and taping applications for muscle relaxation, joint support and fascial release.

Lola Michelin and Kim Bauer have a combined 50 years of experience at the highest level in our industry. The Massage and Acupressure Protocols (M.A.P.S.) combine these two valuable modalities into an approach for specific conditions related to our pets and horses. During the conference presentation, you will learn a protocol that you can immediately take back to your clients who suffer from age related conditions such as arthritis.

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The Presenters and Their Presentations

Megan Ayrault
TEAM/ Power of Touch
megan@poweroftouchforanimals.com
206-719-5311

Bone Energy

Most touch modalities focus on either soft tissues (massage, CST, MFR, SI, MLD and so many more), energy (acupressure, Reiki, etc.), or and/or joints (chiropractic). What’s missing? The bones underlying all of it! Bones are integral to structure and are also highly energetic. This presentation by Megan Ayrault (animal bodyworker, certified Zero Balancing practitioner and founder of Power of Touch for Animals) will include some important ideas you can incorporate into your understanding of bodies and of energy, and give you some simple ways you can bring direct, non-chiropractic attention to the bone as you work with your animal clients. (Please note, this presentation will NOT be teaching Zero Balancing but some info about ZB will be included.)

Kim Bauer
www.Animaleasetherapies.com

Kim received her certification in Large Animal Massage from the Northwest School of Animal Massage (NWSAM) in January of 2005 and her certification in Small Animal Massage in June of 2005.

Kim also received certification in both Equine and Canine Acupressure from Tallgrass Animal Acupressure in June of 2005.

Kim continues to take classes and study
numerous modalities to add to her practice. She also enjoys volunteering her time locally at Hood River Adopt-a-Dog.

Kim Bauer will be presenting a workshop on Massage and Acupressure Protocols (M.A.P.) for animals with Lola Michelin of the Northwest School of Animal Massage (NWSAM). The class combines massage, acupressure and Tui-Na techniques to address specific concerns that arise for our canine and equine senior citizens.

Barbara Breckenfeld
Movement in Balance
425-260-0784
barbara@bluehorse.biz

Introduce and practice a handful of Tui-na strokes that effectively bring movement to tissue/fascia. Tui-na is the manual therapy part of Chinese Medicine.

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Dr. Kelleyerin Clabaugh, DVM
Equi-librium Institute
808-494-5838
info@equi-libriuminstitute.com

Nutrition directly impacts equine health. An equine body worker is often on the front lines of recognizing illness in a horse as they are the ones who see the horse more frequently sometimes than the veterinarian.

Let’s explore the signs and symptoms you can look for, and the equine body worker’s role in recognizing signs of nutrition related disorders.

What and how a horse is fed has significant impact on the animal’s physical health and mental well-being. An equine bodyworker should be trained to recognize physical manifestations of nutrition-related disorders. This lecture discusses normal equine gastrointestinal anatomy, recommended feeding practices and signs of common nutrition-related disorders.
A practicing vet and the owner of Aramat Equine Services, LLC in Paauilo, Hawaii, Kellyerin is an avid three-day eventer and Sporthorse breeder. A graduate of the University of Georgia’s College of Veterinary Medicine in 2004, Dr. Clabaugh was an associate vet at a surgical referral center for 7 years while moonlighting as an adjunct professor of Veterinary Technology at Portland Community College. Dr. Clabaugh is a co-founder and instructor at Equi-Librium Institute, a vocational school that provides educational workshops for horse owners, professional bodywork certification training, and RACE approved continuing education for veterinary technicians.

Lora Hoopes
PetTech First Aid and CPR Certified Instructor

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April Johnston
Equi-librium Institute
808-494-5838
info@equi-libriuminstitute.com

My goal is giving a presentation at the joint NBCAAM/IAAMB conference is to provide key information about the physiological integration of fascia and acupuncture meridians. The overlap between the fascial structure and acupuncture point phenomenon are based thousands of hours of hands-on experience as a fascia integration therapist/instructor, equine acupressurist, and enhanced by my current studies to become a human acupuncturist. The rich body of experiential literature and research available for human acupuncture provides even more evidence that can be carried over to work with animals.

Polly Klein
Tonglen Healing Arts for Animals
paws@tonglenhealingarts.com

Your Animals Are Talking. Are You Listening?

In this fun and informative class, you will learn the how animal communication works and how it can be a valuable tool to use in your massage or bodywork practice. During this class, teacher Polly Klein, S-AMP, ACST-D and RMT, will lead you through a series of exercises designed to bring your awareness to your innate abilities to communicate telepathically with animals.

Animal communication is a form of energy work that allows for a direct telepathic “conversation” with animals. This is a great tool to use when trying to better understand how an animal is feeling physically or to gain insight into problem behaviors.

Patricia Kortekaas
Full Spectrum Canine Therapy
pkortekaas@msn.com
541-686-0101

Osteolymphatics
Join Patrica Kortekaas for a class on Canine Osteolymphatics. The first half of the class will be on “An Introduction To Veterinary Osteopathy: Treating The Whole Body Through Animal Normalization Techniques (Manual Therapy), followed by “Lymphatics: Surfing the Silent Waves?” which will cover the concepts of the lymph system and apply these in the manual therapy world.

Dr. Carolyn La Jeunesse DVM
Holistic Veterinarian Healing
360-731-0493

Compassion Fatigue
Dr. Carolyn La Jeunesse (tentatively scheduled) will discuss how to manage career stressors common to animal bodyworkers.

Being Well While Doing Good: Wellness and ResilienceResourcing for Professional Caregivers

1. Learn about the “expected and unavoidable” stressors encountered in professional caregiving and how these stressors, if not effectively addressed, can negatively impact clinical competence and outcomes, as well as ethical decision-making. 

2. List reasons that self-care is important for safe, effective and ethical practice.

3. Discover strategies and resources for self-assessment and self-care

Lola J. Michelin
Director of Education, Northwest School of Animal Massage
Animal Massage Practitioner, Prix Performance Therapies
lola@nwsam.com . 206.550.2677 .
www.nwsam.com www.paxhiafarm.com

Lola Michelin and Kim Bauer have a combined 50 years experience at the highest level in our industry. The Massage and Acupressure Protocols (M.A.P.S.) combine these two valuable modalities into an approach for specific conditions related to our pets and horses. During the conference presentation, you will learn a protocol that you can immediately take back to your clients who suffer from age related conditions such as arthritis.

Thursday’s added workshop in kinesiology taping featuring Equi-Tape will be an exciting opportunity to learn one of the fastest growing modalities. This basic introduction to kinesiology taping will teach you tape handling skills, theory behind the tape’s development and uses and some basic tapings designed to relax or assist muscles and support joints. Get ready to get creative! I have been teaching Equi-Tape Practitioner certification courses now for four years and using the tape in my personal practice on nearly a daily basis. It changed the way I treat my patients and I am sure it will do the same for you!

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Theresa Mueller
HEAL Equine
info@0416d9a.netsolhost.com
201-874-0914

• Bachelor of Arts and Master’s Degree

• Nationally Certified in Therapeutic Massage & Body Works as a Massage Therapist

• Certified Manual Lymph Drainage and Complete Decongestive Therapy (Certified Lymphedema Therapist)

• Certified Equine Sports Massage Therapist

• Certified Equine Lymphedema Therapist (Hannover Veterinary School, Hannover Germany)

• Continued Advanced Studies in massage, nutrition, and equine wellness

Theresa continues her passion of education in both human and equine wellness matters by attending various seminars and workshops throughout the year. Theresa happily shares these ongoing discoveries with her clients through
her newsletter, her training programs, and of course, social media.

Topic: The Guide to Understanding Equine Lymphedema Market for Professionals

This presentation provides professionals an understanding of the equine lymphedema market concerns, market challenges and market opportunities. The source of this information is collaboration of owners answering HEAL’s “ Be Part of the Research Survey”, emails and conversations HEAL has had with owners. HEAL established the survey because we were unable to find any research quantifying the impact of equine lymphedema.

How to Become a Certified Equine Lymphedema Therapist: HEAL will discuss the process on how to become a certified equine lymphedema therapist. It will discuss all its courses including the home study program, online courses which include grooming, three massage sequences and 2.5 day in class sessions.

Hands-on: Learn the Layman’s Grooming Technique

The layman’s grooming technique follows the anatomical structure of the equine lymphatic system. The purpose of the grooming technique is to stimulate the lymphatic system. Explain the benefits of the technique and how if differs from the massage sequences.

Joan Ranquet  
https://joanranquet.com/
Your Mission is Bigger than your Feelings

Joan Ranquet, Animal Communicator, Author, TEDx Speaker and Founder of Communication with all Life University

Joan Ranquet has not only taught thousands of animal communicators and energy healers to be who they are, she has guided them into successful careers. She has a lot to share about how to get out of your own way and can’t wait to share this with you!

What your mama didn’t teach you about CBD, Jill and Joan will.

Jill and Joan have a lively fun style and will share the latest findings in the endocannabinoid system and animals. They will also share how this can enhance your practice because of the multitude of uses for this wonderful herb.

Jonathan Rudinger
PetMassage/ IAAMB/ACWT
jonathan@petmassage.com

Jonathan Rudinger, President of the IAAMB/ACWT, President and Instructor PetMassage Training and Research Institute in Toledo Ohio. Jonathan has been teaching PetMassage Canine Massage since 1997 and PetMassage WaterWork, Canine Aquatic Massage, since 2001.

Welcome all mermaids and mermen. This presentation is about canine aquatic massage; massaging dogs in heated swimming pools. Learn what aquatic canine massage is, why it is unlike any other form of therapeutic bodywork, how you can get started, and how joyous and life-affirming this work is.

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Lisa Ruthig
Bancroft School of Massage Therapy and TEAM
lisaruthig@nbcaam.org
(508) 753-9757

Canine Passive Range of Motion Clinic

Touch up your technique at our canine PROM clinic with Lisa Ruthig of Bancroft School of Massage Therapy. Practice safe single-joint maneuvers, and for more advanced students, multi-joint PROM, and standing PROM. Discuss the common causes of restrictions to joint mobility, and what we can do about them, as massage practitioners.

Joan Sorita
Bermaga Farm, LLC
425 877 4824
360 591 8189
bermagafarm@gmail.com
P.O. Box 262
Montesano, WA 98563

An author of Dog Wellness through Essential Oils and Journaling and
Dog Wellness through Essential oils and Journaling.

People Can also Listen to my podcast interview by
aromaculture.com that way they can get a sample of who I am.

Animal Aromatics & Application Methods

In this seminar, Joan Sorita will share many application methods for applying essential oils, hydrosols, and flower essences in ways that insure safety, engage balance with in the energetic and physical body system. These methods enhance and will uplift your massage and acupressure sessions. Come smell and touch more fascinating
knowledge.

Speaker: Joan Marie Sorita, Certified in human and animal Aromatherapy for over 20 years and is a level two NAHA practitioner. Head Instructor for Animal Aromatic Science at the Northwest School of Animal Massage. Licensed Human and Animal massage practitioner for over 20 years. Traveled International as an Equine performance massage therapist and Aromatherapist. Joan has a passion to share her field experiences of aromatic work and how it blends with animal massage work.

“It is my goal to inspire other minds that are ready to walk an intriguing path through the world of animal aromatics.”

In this short seminar you will learn: Many application methods and why other types of aromatics are used. Safety issues. Should you apply or use inhalation. Body language signs from the animal to direct your work. How to enhance a massage session with the use of Aromatherapy. Using Aromatics to open an emotionally shut down animal. Basic Aromatics applied to Acupressure points and the Energetic body system.

Susan Tenney, CMT
ElementalAcupressure.com

Presentation Description:
Acupressure and Massage for Sport Horses – Gold Medal winning strategies to help Sport Horses achieve their performance goals with less stress, more vitality, and a steady stream of wins and ribbons.

We’ll cover successful strategies for offering bodywork services to the Sport Horse including timing your sessions for maximum performance, methods for injury prevention, rider support and participation, off season foundation building, as well as specific techniques for horses of all sports. Use these techniques to become an indispensable member of your performance client’s team, both on- and off-season.

Bio:
Susan Tenney is the founder of Elemental Acupressure. As an instructor, she has been teaching 5 element acupressure and shiatsu for animals in the US and Europe since 1993. At World Cup events, Susan has worked as team equine massage therapist for the United States Equestrian Team and for the Swiss National Equestrian Team. She has also published a book on equine acupressure and has written columns for Natural Horse Magazine and the Whole Horse Journal.

Dr. Jill Todd, DVM
Holistic Veterinarian Healing
jilltodd@jsquaredhealing.com

Jill and Joan Ranquet have a lively fun style and will share the latest findings in the endocannabinoid system and animals. They will also share how CBD can enhance your practice because of the multitude of uses for this wonderful herb.