The Veterinary Rehabilitation Podcast

Tanya Grantham joins Ane to discuss compassionate and ethical care for our patients, especially those approaching end-of-life care and decisions. They discuss our ethical responsibility, our own feelings of failure and inadequacy, beliefs around end-of-life care, and much more. Learn more about Tanya Grantham: https://ahah.co.za/ Learn more about The Vet Rehab Summit: https://ve

Anna Lee Sanders from the Canine Conditioning Coach joins Ane to discuss puppy exercise. This is a huge topic with many considerations, there is no one-size-fits-all all or black-and-white guideline. They discuss the most important thing we can do to ensure long term health and how to reduce the risk of injuries in puppies. Learn more about Anna Lee Sanders: https://caninecondit

Narda from CuraCore Vet joins Ane to go through the research on the conservative management of IVDD in canines. They discuss papers that have reported on conservative management, rehabilitation, and electroacupuncture of multiple research articles, discussing prognosis, rates of recurrence, rehabilitation practices and so much more Learn more about CuraCore: https://curacore.org/

Celeste Lazaris joins Ane to share her views, experience, and advice on this subject. They talk about helping our clients to know and understand when the time is right, to make a decision based on the animal in their care instead of their own grief and fear. They also talk about how we can support and council them in our role as rehabilitation therapists Learn more about Celeste

Ansi van der Walt joined Ane to discuss the ethical questions we face when it comes to managing chronic pain. They discuss the relationship and beliefs we and our clients might have about pain, how they can affect our clients and patients. Learn more about Ansi van der Walt: https://www.fitness4pets.com/physio-assessments Learn more about our The Vet Rehab Summit: https://vetre

Narda Robinson joins Ane live to discuss cruciate injuries and how they are treated. She challenges the recommendation that all cruciates should be surgically treated, sharing evidence that shows that cruciates can have the capacity to heal, especially when provided with the appropriate support. Learn more about The Vet Rehab Summit: https://vetrehabsummit.com/ Learn more about Cu

Ane Lloyd and Sian Johnston from SAAPRA discuss research articles focused on massage therapy. Massage provides us with immediate feedback and the ability to detect subtle changes in the tissue and movement that machines can't replicate. Learn more about SAAPRA: https://saapra.co.za/ Learn more about The Vet Rehab Summit: https://vetrehabsummit.com/ Learn more about CuraCore: http

In this podcast episode, we dive into a Research Refresh done by Ane Lloyd. The idea that tissues may possess some sort of memory is a controversial topic in manual medicine, calling for research and clinical exploration. Ane talks about can memories be held in the fascia, and are these memories accessible during manual fascial work. Learn more about The Vet Rehab Summit: https:/

Conflict is an unavoidable part of life, and can have serious repercussions to a working environment or client relationships. Amy Newfield joins us to share advice on conflict resolution and how we can better equip ourselves to manage disagreements and challenges through open, honest, and kind conversation. Learn more about Amy Newfield: https://www.vetteamtraining.com/amy-newfiel

Heather joins Megan to talk about her practice and how she transitioned from a single practitioner to a brick and mortar practice. She values work-life balance and all the therapists in her team work less than 30 hours a week. We discuss her model and how she maximizes her team's strengths and employs new staff to fill the void of the weaknesses. She accepts that everyone cannot be