Kirsty Rawden - Veterinary Physiotherapy BSc (Hons) PgDip Vet Phys MNAVP NRP
A consent based approach using soft tissue techniques & movement to develop relaxation & improve posture. Kirsty Rawden is a veterinary physiotherapist based in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire. She provides freelance veterinary physiotherapy services across West Yorkshire and the surrounding areas. Using a consent based approach, Kirsty allows the horse to guide her in her treatments using both soft tissue techniques and movement to achieve relaxation and restore balance within the body. Her belief is by restoring trust, movement and good posture, injuries, degeneration and pain are greatly reduced. Kirsty aims to use a variety of manual techniques and movement to improve your horses posture which will in turn treat musculoskeletal conditions, injury, Neurological deficiencies, age related changes and help with pre and post operative conditioning. A combination of manual techniques, remedial exercise prescription and electrotherapies will be used to treat your horse with every treatment plan tailored towards your horses needs to ensure the very best results. Kirsty is fully qualified in veterinary physiotherapy to Post graduate level and a certified Lazaris nerve release technique practitioner. She is an executive member of the National Association of Veterinary Physiotherapists (NAVP). Kirsty is fully insured and her services are insurance company approved. Kirsty is also an accredited clinical educator which means she teaches some of the clinical aspects of the university courses and often has students out observing her work. Kirsty undertakes regular CPD to keep up to date with research and to learn new techniques and methods to add to her therapy tool box. Kirsty works within the region of West Yorkshire. Areas covered with no travel charge are indicated on the map on her website, however if you are interested in a treatment for your horse and do not live within the area shown please contact her and she will endeavour to meet your needs. Full yard days can be arranged outside the area 4+ horses required.
