Bodywork: First Choice, Not Last Resort

Bodywork 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.
I am happy and proud to have received my ANT-C, certification in Animal Normalization Therapy, on November 6, 2016 inEugene, Oregon after 12 years of study.
(That's me, bottom row 3rd from the right)
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Nancy Camp is not a veterinarian and does do not diagnose or treat diseases or physical ailments.
If you arrange for session with me for your animal, this is the work you can expect. My work falls under the umbrella of osteopathy. One of the energy work modalities that I employ most frequently is called ANT, Animal Normalization Therapy.

I employ Jin Shin energy work when working closely with animals that under my care or in training with me. Jin Shin addresses the physical body and it's needs and is highly effective in dealing with emotional issues that so often find physical manifestations.
I highly recommend that everyone learn to do Jin Shin and practice on themselves, their family, friends and animals that are in their care.

Learn about the Jin Shin workshops I offer.

I live and work primarily in southern Idaho. I travel frequently to Oregon and also travel widely for clinics and workshops.
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:
  • Functional Indirect Technique, FIT
  • Animal Normalization Therapy, ANT
  • Craniosacral, CS for horses and dogs
  • High Touch® Jin Shin 
I also have a working knowledge of the following energy work modalities: TCM Acupressure, and I employ homeopathy, essential oils, and flower essences in my work.
I am not a veterinarian and do not diagnose or treat diseases or physical ailments.