More Resources

[YaroOsh]

http://www.animalreikisource.com/ (Animal Reiki Source - info on Reiki for animals)

 

[thelibertines]

AHVMA

http://www.AHVMA.org (American Holistic Veternary Medical Association - lists holistic vets)

http://www.holistichorsekeeping.com/ (Holistic Horsekeeping - publication...info and newsletters)

http://www.naturalhorsetalk.com (Natural Horse Talk - wealth of info on natural horse care via different mediums)

http://www.equestriansedge.com (Equestrian's Edge - book club offering many great resources for natural and alternative horse care, as well as books authored by different practitioners on equine massage therapy)

 

[Robert T]

IAATH

This is a bit encompassing, but may be of use:

International Alliance for Animal Therapy and Healing (IAATH)
http://www.iaath.com/

 

[Nicola]

Bach Flower Remedies

http://www.bachcentre.com/centre/bfrani.htm (Bach Flower Remedies - offering remedies for animals...list of animal practitioners, and offer specialist animal course in Wales)

Quote from website regarding their book: Bach Flower Remedies for Animals by Stefan Ball and Judy Howard - this illustrated book draws on insights from animal behaviourists and vets to produce the most authoritative guide to using the remedies for animals yet produced. Includes many real-life case studies.

http://www.bachflower.com/Pets.htm (another link for more info regarding Bach's pet remedies, including the well-known "Rescue Remedy")

 

[ckngbbbls]

AMTIL

http://www.amtil.com/index.html (Animal Massage & Therapies - wealth of info, resources, organizations, and schools)

Quote from website: AMTIL (Animal Massage & Therapies) was founded in 1998 for the purpose of making the benefits of massage and other holistic approaches to animal health available to companion animals. As part of this commitment, AMTIL, in conjunction with IAATH (International Alliance for Animal Therapy and Healing) is providing listings and website links for Animal Massage Therapists and Practitioners of Acupressure, Energy Work, Herbal Therapy, Magnet Therapy, Aromatherapy, Color Therapy, Animal Communication, and Homeopathy, as well as consultation and products relative to many of these approaches. Listing and link is also available to schools and instructors in these modalities and to organizations dedicated to animal health and well-being.

http://www.healthboard.com/websites/Animal/index.html (HealthBoard - online health community...listings)

http://www.massagetherapy.com/articles/index.php/article_id/409 (articles on animal massage/therapies and list of practitioners)

 

[Southern Baptist]

IEBWA

IEBWA - International Equine Body Worker Association

Quote from website: The International Equine Body Worker Association, or IEBWA, was founded to serve as a central and focal point for both student and graduate students practicing equine bodywork. We have members from around the world with divisions in the UK, US, Canada, South Africa, Brazil and Australia. IEBWA membership is only considered if the member carries full indemnity insurance and has completed the required number of educational hours as well as the continuing annual education hours. These requirements benefit the horse, the client, the Body Worker and they protect the profession as a whole.