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2022
Nancy is a certified ANT practitioner.
Animal Normalization Therapy is a unique combination of manual therapy techniques derived from the principles of osteopathy with its main goal of "normalizing" dysfunctions in the body. ANT Bodywork demonstration with Shiraz
This sequence shows a combination approach of the Dura Protocol and the Deep Dorsal Fascial Line with a Lateral Fascial Line release at the end.
I left it in real time with only the transitions discussed below divided. This horse does not have a lot of body issues. She is not ridden. She has been with me for three years to rehab PTSD from some ill-advised training. Her issues are primarily emotional and she is insulin resistant, the primary symptom being sore feet during flareups. It is also worth noting that I did this entire routine with her the night before when she managed to walk out of the camera's viewing field several times, resulting in a need to re-film, which made for a smooth demonstration. |
Now incorporating WHT SOUND BODY, SOUND MIND Tuning Fork Therapy® + Aura Clearing + Emotional Balancing 
My Tuning Fork Therapy, TFT® practice is complemented by: 1. OTTO tuning fork applications in my Animal Normalization Therapy (ANT) practice, which incorporates specific sound frequencies to assist in the energetic release of bone, blood vessels, nerves, soft tissue, and fascia. 2. The use of a variety of frequencies used to locate, disperse and clear energetic congestion in the auric field. 3. Chakra clearing and toning 4. Emotional clearing using standardized charts and magnetic input I am proud to be a Level Two Tuning Fork Therapy® Practitioner. Francine Milford of the Reiki Center of Venice in Florida, USA, certified me after I completed my written exam, practice assignments, and required case studies. (11/9/2018)
ONE SAD DAY DWA Shiraz, the gray Arabian mare seen throughout this site and on videos on my YouTube channel who has been Jalila's companion for the past seven years, returned to Drinkers of the Wind Arabians in Bellevue, Idaho on June 1st we miss her and will love her always. 
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