Advanced Practical Fascia Day

The second in the series of Fascia courses is purely practical, focussing on pattern recognition, fascial acupuncture and fascial release. The aim of the day is to build on the theory from the first course (Fascia and the Veterinary Patient) and to give delegates an opportunity to improve their palpation skills as well as familiarising themselves with fascial release techniques carried out on each other.

Delegates MUST have attended a previous Fascia and the Veterinary Patient or Sporting Dog Course.

COURSE LECTURER

Lowri Davies graduated from Bristol Veterinary School in 1992. She is currently one of only three specialists in the field of Canine Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine working in the UK having successfully passed the American College of Veterinary Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation examination in January 2016. Her interest in sports medicine and rehabilitation developed while working in specialist equine practice and led to her opening the first SMART Clinic back in  2004. Under her lead, the SMART Clinic has acquired a world wide reputation for excellence in the field of canine rehabilitation, sports medicine and pain management with drawing clients from all over the UK and Europe.

When not at work, or lecturing in the U.K. and abroad, Lowri enjoys travelling - preferably somewhere she can climb a mountain, ski down a mountain or ride across several mountains!  Lowri is a member of the International Association for the Study of Pain, The Royal Society of Medicine and the British Veterinary Orthopaedic Association.  She is also president of the British Veterinary Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine Association.