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Animal Reiki is a form of energy healing that allows the practitioner to transfer universal life energy to the recipient. Universal life is found everywhere. It is the substance that allows life to occur.
Reiki was developed by Dr. Mikao Usui. He established a Reiki Healing Clinic in Kyoto. He began teaching others his techniques. Dr. Hayashi was one of Dr. Usui students and earned the Master Level. When Usui passed away Dr. Hayashi further developed the Reiki technique with adding hand positions and refining the attunement process. I can trace my lineage back to the founders of Reiki.
A life force flows through everything that is alive. This force flows through energy channels known as chakras and meridians. The flow can be altered by emotional and physical traumas.
Reiki practitioners are able to restore normal flow to these channels through the introduction to universal life energy which is transported to the recipient through the practitioners hands.
In order to perform Reiki, you must first be attuned. This can only happen from a Reiki Master. It opens up the chakras and allows the practitioner to be able to transfer the universal life. There is three levels of attunement.
Just for today, do not worry
Just for today, do not anger
Earn your living honestly
Show gratitude to all living things
Honor your parents and elders
Find a location that is free of distractions. Some animals feel better in their home environment and some do good anywhere. You can have a session on site or you can be in the comfort of your home and I can perform it from where I am.
Sessions can last up to an hour, depending on the animal and their needs/wants. Session on site at your home would be $65, at my store would be $55. Reiki for euthanasia (at your home or at a Vet) $75. Session done at distance $45, I will call before and after the session.
Angela attended Brandenburg Massage Therapy in 2012 for Dogs and Horses.
Dog massages can be given in our store in Westwood or in the comfort of your home. Massage last about 45 minutes to 60 minutes. Come to the store for $50 or comfort of your home for $65, traveling fee may apply depending on how far I will have to travel.
Horse massages can be given at your house or at a boarding stable. Massage last about 60 minutes to 90 minutes. Travel fee may apply depending on the distance but massage fee would be $75.
The main benefit of massage therapy is an increase in circulation. All other benefits begin with enhanced blood flow.
The muscle system is the system that is responsible for movement. Massage nourishes this system, thereby enhancing movement. Any issue that reduces movement, whether it be structural problems or those resulting from injury, can be helped by massage. Massage extends range of motion by lengthening muscle fiber. This results in more comfortable motion, and longer stride.
Much has been written about the importance of good nutrition to maintain our animal’s health and well-being. A healthy diet is only one part of the equation.
Optimum function is derived from the combination of glucose, from food, and oxygen, which is carried through the bloodstream. The joining of these two elements gives our pet the fuel for movement. Any disruption in the free flow of oxygen will have an impact on this movement.
Illness or injury, overexertion, lack of exercise or the aging process can all lead to circulation issues that will effect maximum efficiency of movement. Once movement is compromised, the muscle system becomes stressed and the possibility for additional problems exists.
A therapeutic deep tissue massage will increase circulation, thereby aiding the flow of oxygen throughout the muscle system.
Physical therapy is most often applied after an injury. Massage can be a valuable component of physical therapy. However, we as therapists believe that an animal does not have to wait to be injured to be helped by massage.
Dogs and horses are natural athletes. Sports massage is a deep tissue massage technique that addresses the issues that an athlete may face. The muscle system is, after all, the system that is responsible for movement. Anything requiring movement depends on well- functioning muscle. A muscle contracts 2/3 its length. If a muscle is 6 inches long, it will contract 4 inches. If a muscle becomes stressed (due to use or misuse) that muscle will shrink in length, thereby shortening the contraction. This, in turn, will shorten movement….smaller steps, smaller stride; less bend, less ability to turn the body. Massage, through increased circulation, lengthens muscle and connective tissue…back to full stride and flexibility/mobility.
Just as we exercise to maintain fitness, regular massage will help muscles stay toned and healthy. Healthy muscle is less likely to become damaged. Thus, massage is a wonderful preventative and a powerful addition to your animal’s well- being. If an injury does occur, massage can be used as a rehabilitation tool.
Muscles are compensatory. If there is a problem, for example, in the hips, the animal will adjust his weight forward to ease the strain behind. As a result, the front end then becomes over-worked. A full body massage will help to restore balance in movement and comfort.
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