News and Events

Update on Courtney King-Dye

6th International Symposium on Veterinary Rehabilitation and Physical Therapy at Auburn University's College of Veterinary Medicine in Auburn, Alabama awards.

The winner for the best poster was Anna Firshman from The University of Minnesota, with co-authors Linda Blythe, Jennifer Mitchell, Elizabeth Pollak, and Morrie Craig for “Effects of low level laser & therapeutic ultrasound therapies on equine hoof growth”

The best equine podium presentation went to Narelle Stubbs and Hilary Clayton of Michigan State University and was entitled “Dynamic Mobilization Exercises Increase Cross Sectional Area of the Multifidus Muscle in the Thoracolumbar Spine in Horses”

The best small animal podium presentation went to Darryl Millis, Ralph Millard, & Jason Headrick of the The University of Tennessee and was entitled “Kinematic analysis of stair and decline slope walking of the pelvic limb in healthy dogs”.


Upcoming Classes

September 18-20, 2010
Equine Anatomy in Clay Workshop

  September 21-26, 2010
Equine Massage Therapy Certification

  October 9-14, 2010
Introduction to Equine Rehabilitation

October 15-18, 2010
Rehabilitation Techniques Module

November 12-14, 2010
Functional Assessment of the Rider


Coming in 2011
New Advanced Canine Rehab course

Spring 2011
    Meridian Therapy Courses

Testimonials

" As a sports physio-therapist with 20 years experience, I have attended many post graduate courses. This is one of the best organized and well run courses I have ever attended. Arlene is an enthusiastic and very knowledgeable educator, with a passion for what she does. I would highly recommend ARI for anyone who has an interest in working with the equine world." - Randy Goodman,B.Sc.P.T., Dip.Sports PT President, Pinnacle Sports Physiotherapy

" The Animal Rehabilitation Institute has provided me with a very comprehensive post graduate certification program in Equine Rehabilitation therapy that I have been able to incorporate immediately into my physiotherapy practice at home. Arlene has brought together an amazing staff of world renowned professionals and provides a beautiful setting, functional classrooms, and great hands on workshops. You will not be disappointed!" Andrea L. Scott. M.A., BMR-PT, Certified Equine Rehabilitation Therapist.

 


Arlene White
Founder of ARI
Committed to quality education for Professional Animal Rehab Therapists

Why Choose ARI?

Because of these Great ARI Features

  • Because we offer veterinary and physical therapy professionals the premier training in equine rehabilitation available today.
  • Advanced Canine classes will be offered in 2010.
  • Because the ARI offers a unique learning environment — challenging and collaborative.
  • Because our students get hands-on experience learning state-of-the-art rehabilitation techniques and ways to integrate them successfully into their practices.
  • We offer two certifications. The Certified Equine Rehabilitation Therapist (CERT) is for Veterinarians and Physical Therapists. The Certified Equine Rehabilitation Assistant (CERA) is for Veterinary Technicians and Physical Therapist Assistants.
  • Our faculty members are top-notch. They are recognized leaders in their fields — and they love to teach. They also have their own practices, conduct research and continue their education. They understand the business of equine rehabilitation as well as the science of it.
  • Our classes are kept small — a maximum of 12. Students benefit from the expertise of multiple instructors and teaching assistants. Hands-on activities are emphasized. Final exams are sent to students via email and collaboration is encouraged.
  • A single case study is required for CERT candidates, and it is reviewed by the entire faculty.
  • The Horses — Thoroughbreds, Warmbloods, jumpers and dressage, the fabulous and the broken are an essential part of every class. Equine athletes of every stripe. These four-legged teachers provide our students with real-life lessons in equine anatomy and rehabilitation.
  • Continuing education opportunities are available. Courses include Advanced Equine Meridian Therapy.

 

 

Rehabilitaiton Therapy and treatment is not a substitute for Veterinary care.

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