Ceola Reece Veterinary Physiotherapy

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⭐ Veterinary Physiotherapy (Bristol and the South West)
⭐ Online Mentoring for Animal Therapy Professionals
⭐ Online Education (https://www.crvetphysio.com/category/all-products)
πŸŽ“ University Lecturer Qualifications:
- Masters in Veterinary Physiotherapy
- Level 3 Canine Hydrotherapist
- Equine Body Worker

Registered Assocations:
- RAMP (Register of Animal Musculoskeletal Practitioners)
- CHA (Canine Hydrotherapy Association)

14/05/2026

Would any therapists like a safe space they can share ideas, ask questions and support one another as they build and develop their businesses?

If you'd like to join us in this wonderful Facebook group, comment below and I'll send you an invite - we'd love to have you! 😊

πŸ“© April Newsletter is here!Highlights this month include:βœ”οΈ Two weeks properly off in South Africa πŸŒβœ”οΈ Speaking with fin...
30/04/2026

πŸ“© April Newsletter is here!

Highlights this month include:
βœ”οΈ Two weeks properly off in South Africa 🌍
βœ”οΈ Speaking with final year vet physio students on my own journey in practice and business
βœ”οΈ Ideas around improving owner compliance
βœ”οΈ A Business Tip on improving your website SEO to attract more clients
βœ”οΈ Upcoming speaking at the University of Nottingham and new training sessions

If you'd like to join my email list to get these straight into your inbox, let me know below or drop me a message πŸ’™

Always love connecting with other therapists too – so feel free to say hi!

Hey there!, How are you doing? I treated my first canine patient outside this month - summer is definitely around the corner

Just sharing in case any of my connections are interested in a canine hydro role in Bristol! 😊
26/04/2026

Just sharing in case any of my connections are interested in a canine hydro role in Bristol! 😊

We are Hiring!

24/04/2026

Did my first treatment outside today! Summer is definitely on its way 🌞

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If anyone is interested in moving into an Anatomical Education role, there is a position come up in my department at the...
14/04/2026

If anyone is interested in moving into an Anatomical Education role, there is a position come up in my department at the University of Bristol for a Specialist Technician to join our amazing team!

See job profile for full details and feel free to get in touch if you'd like to chat about my experience of lecturing at the University πŸ™‚
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The Anatomy Technical Team in the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences are seeking a Specialist Teaching Technician to support the delivery of anatomy teaching to the Medical, Veterinary, Dental and Science Programmes.

This is an exciting full-time role working in the Anatomy teaching spaces which include the Human and Veterinary Dissection Rooms, Anatomical Museums and the Vesalius Clinical Training Centre. Providing essential technical and operational support as part of a highly successful and respected team.

18/03/2026

Mentoring early career therapists and helping them grow their business and develop clinical confidence has honestly become one of my favourite aspects of my work!

It is so rewarding to help people with challenges that I myself faced alone, and know that I can be the person they can reach out to when they feel they need support, direction, another clinical opinion or just someone to reassure them that they are on the right track!

Well done to all my amazing mentees on their progress already this year - keep being awesome!! πŸ’ͺ

16/03/2026

I wrote a blog post a while ago that explores how equine musculoskeletal practitioners can integrate myofascial lines into their therapy practice.

It focuses on the superficial dorsal line, examining its anatomy and identifying key clinical signs of dysfunction, as well as discussing various manual therapy techniques that can help restore function and improve movement.

If anyone would like the link, let me know in the comments below! 😊

Using Myofascial Lines in Equine Practice | Superficial Dorsal Line
16/03/2026

Using Myofascial Lines in Equine Practice | Superficial Dorsal Line

Hi there, I hope you're well!

12/03/2026

WOW – I did something really exciting yesterday! 🀩

I recorded a podcast and training session with AnΓ© from Onlinepethealth! I’ve admired their work for years, so being invited to collaborate with them was honestly such an amazing experience.

AnΓ© and I chatted about confidence struggles that many Vet Rehabbers face, and explored loads of very practical ways we can build confidence in ourselves and our businesses. From mindset shifts, to setting ourselves up professionally and developing a professional identity that supports us in building clinical confidence β€” it was such an enjoyable conversation.

I’m really excited for this to be released later in the year!

I’m also now an official affiliate for Online Pet Health, which is really exciting too! I’ve been a big advocate of theirs for a long time and am super happy to support the work they do in continuing our education as Vet Rehabbers - here's to always learning!

If you haven’t explored their free and paid memberships, you can check them out via my affiliate link here:
https://membership.onlinepethealth.com/?aff=crvetphysio

Feeling very grateful for this connection and excited to see what the future holds! πŸ’™

05/03/2026

I absolutely love the bodywork side of my Equine physio work. Every time a horse starts to release tension and truly relax into the session, I just get this feeling of absolute joy. To be able to help these beautiful animals relax, reduce tension and restore function in their bodies is just so unbelievably rewarding πŸ₯°

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