EPISODE · Jul 4, 2023 · 39 MIN
Osteopathy with Sam Sherrington
from pureANIMAL Collective · host pureANIMAL Collective
Sam Sherrington graduated from Western Sydney University in 2003 with a Master of Osteopathy. Sam has been providing osteopathic care to humans since 2004. After deciding she wanted to also treat four-legged patients, Sam pursued a Graduate Diploma of Animal Chiropractic at RMIT, graduating in 2009. Sam has worked in both Ireland and Australia, and currently runs her own business, “Centaurus Osteopathy”, helping to relieve pain and maximise performance for horses, riders, dogs & the occasional exotic critter (for some variety). Topics discussed include: How Sam became interested and involved in animal osteopathy. The difference between osteopathy and chiropractics. Sam discusses the main conditions that osteopathy can benefit. Recommendations that Sam makes with regards to nutrition. How supplements can also be beneficial. Sam talks about how pet parents can manage the household to help their pets. The importance of exercise and a healthy weight to avoid injury and help with case management. You can learn more on abmprof.com.au. You can reach Sam Sherrington at ourosteo.com or on Facebook - Sam Sherrington - Osteopath See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Sam Sherrington graduated from Western Sydney University in 2003 with a Master of Osteopathy. Sam has been providing osteopathic care to humans since 2004. After deciding she wanted to also treat four-legged patients, Sam pursued a Graduate Diploma of Animal Chiropractic at RMIT, graduating in 2009. Sam has worked in both Ireland and Australia, and currently runs her own business, “Centaurus Osteopathy”, helping to relieve pain and maximise performance for horses, riders, dogs & the occasional exotic critter (for some variety).
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