Why ANT
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and Equine acupressure, and CranioSacral therapy. I began studying ANT in 2003 and attained certification in 2016. While the belief that the body is fixed by a pill or a procedure is deeply entrenched in the subconscious mind of our culture, I believe that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure and it is much easier to cope with concerns in their early stages than it is if we wait until they become established. I view bodywork as a routine part of maintaining a healthy lifestyle for all of my animal friends.
Nancy Camp is not a veterinarian and does not diagnose or treat diseases or physical ailments. |
Bodywork: First Choice,
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Now incorporating Tuning Fork Therapy® for a practice of
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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 Bodywork maintains functionBodywork is not about "fixing" problems. It is about offering supportive care and normalizing body rhythms so that healing can take place and/or function can be maintained. A healthy, functioning body is one that moves with ease and experiences minimum stress. A program of regular bodywork is essential to maintaining any body's health and function. Horses and dogs are not machines. They have central nervous systems as complex in nature as our own. They see, hear, feel, and think, and they have, or should have; social lives. They experience emotional swings and traumas that are all too frequently overlooked by their caregivers.
My approach to caring for animals is "wholistic" and focuses on balancing all aspects of their lives with an eye to improving their quality of life by practicing and teaching mindful regard for body, mind and spirit. |
Most of the work that I do is inspired by the tradition of osteopathy that was founded by Andrew T. Still, MD in 1874.
The energy work modalities I have learned include:
I am not a veterinarian and do not diagnose or treat diseases or physical ailments. |