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Equine Bowen Therapist
& Equine Dentist Shirley Calder Equine
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Clinics
Fascial Kinetics is a version of Bowen Therapy which sets the standards in Bowen education. It differs from other Bowen Schools in that its curriculum is based on a holistic model of healing. The training covers technique, underpinning scientific and anatomical knowledge and understanding, clinical application and assessment. This teaching is supported by a philosophy of healing which
balances the sciences of healing with the craft and art of healing. Fascial Kinetics trained Bowen Therapists facilitate healing by working with their clients in the following areas:
Bowen Therapy courses are held at Shirley's home in the Waikato
or in other areas by arrangement over the North Island. For further
details about training as a Bowen Therapist email Shirley at
equinebowen@xtra.co.nz
or visit
www.fascialkinetics.com
For the last five years Faye has been communicating with animals worldwide. She has had many articles published on Animal Communication; has been a guest speaker on various radio stations and a recent TV interview. Faye has been able to assist many animals and owners reach a better understanding. To register for courses please email Shirley at equinebowen@xtra.co.nz Faye is available to be contacted for consultations about problems with your pets and horses with the communication going to a very deep level. Her email address is banrac@ihug.co.nz The Horse Healer
Shirley invited Margrit Coates, renowned animal communicator and healer from the UK, author of Healing for Horses and Horses Talking, to conduct clinics in New Zealand at the beginning of 2008.
Margrit lectures in animal healing at
Southampton University, to post graduate students in animal behaviour. She is a
partner in a clinic which offers natural therapies for animals including horses.
Her partners are a veterinary physiotherapist and a homeopathic veterinary
surgeon.
Equine Reiki
Shirley holds a certificate in Equine Reiki and is a Level
1 Reiki Teacher. It can be used for calming horses before a dental treatment or
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