Clinician to companion animals and equine friends

With over 30 years of experience as a physical therapist, Gail's love of animals has led her to an extensive practice committed to the balance of body, mind and spirit of companion animals and equine friends.

Gail is certified in equine sports massage (ESMT), has over 5 years as a veterinary technician, and is the Director of Animal Wellness at the internationally renowned Upledger Institute.  She developed the Integrative Therapies in Animal Health training course currently being taught throughout the United States, Europe and Australia.  In November 2004, Gail was asked to develop the Masters of Science in Animal Rehabilitation program for the Western University of health Sciences in Pomona, California.  This program will be the first of its kind ever offered in the United States.

Specializing in manual therapies that address physical dysfunction through the fascial system.  Gail has been assisting animals reach optimal health for over 10 years.  The intention of this work is to locate and release the primary and dominant structural lesions in the body so the animal's tissues are better able to self correct.

This work involves:

• Full Body structural and functional analysis
• Physical Therapy modalities
• Functional re-education of musculoskeletal system
• CranioSacral Therapy for the deep neurofacial system
• Visceral manipulation for the organ fascial system
• Soft Tissue Mobilization
• Myofascial Release
• Neural Tissue Tension Release
• Lymphatic massage