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ELIZABETH J. LAUNDER B.Sc. Hons (Biol. Sci.) B.Sc. Hons (Ost.)M.Sc.
POOR PERFORMANCE AND SPORTS INJURY SPECIALIST
Hardwick Hay Farm
Link End Road
Corse Lawn
Glos.
GL19 4NN
07950 119724
MEMBER OF GENERAL OSTEOPATHIC COUNCIL
BRITISH OSTEOPATHIC ASSOCIATION
OSTEOPATHY IN SPORTS CARE ASSOCIATION
OFFERS A UNIQUE FUNCTIONAL MUSCULOSKELETAL APPROACH TO INJURY AND POOR
PERFORMANCE.
25 YEARS WORKING NATIONALLY AND INTERNATIONALLY WITH EQUINES AT ALL LEVELS . LIZ
HAS A UNIQUE ANALYSIS AND TREATMENT APPROACH WHICH HAS LED TO HER WORKING WITH
TOP VETERINARIANS WORLDWIDE.
CURRENTLY SHE IS THE CONSULTANT OSTEOPATH FOR
HARTPURY EQUINE VETERINARY AND THERAPY CENTRE
http://www.hartpury.ac.uk/equine/equine_therapy_centre/therapy
THREE COUNTIES EQUINE HOSPITAL RIPPLE TEWKESBURY 01684592099
www.tceh.co.uk
WOODLANDS EQUINE CLINIC CHELTENHAM 07850790559
ILPH GLENDA SPOONER FARM
But she works with any vet who refers to her or whom the client requests,
in any area of the country.
Liz regularly travels abroad to Europe and beyond.
Treatment protocols can be produced for poor performance, specific injury,
musculoskeletal dysfunction and for post operative conditions.
THE CONSULTATION
Can be carried out at the veterinary surgery or at home, with or without the
vet in attendance.
A full case history is taken then Liz likes to examine the horse at rest, walk,
trot and canter. She also likes to see the horse ridden particularly where
problems only manifest under training or competition conditions.
In order to comply with the Veterinary Exemptions Act and therefore treat
legally, all horses are treated in conjunction with the vet. This ensures best
practise.
TRIGGER POINT INHIBITION PERFORMED BY THE VET IN COLLABORATION WITH LIZ’S
PROTOCOL.
TREATMENT
Is a team event with full collaboration between patient, vet, farrier, trainer,
rider and saddler where relevant.
TREATMENT MODALATIES INCLUDE SPECIFIC MOBILISATION MYOFASCIAL RELEASE. NEURO
MUSCULAR STIMULATION AND REPROGRAMMING. MANIPULATION UNDER SEDATION.
ELECTROTHERAPY. TRIGGER POINT INHIBITION. MUSCLE REBALANCING. KINEMATIC CHAIN
ANALYSIS AND ACTIVATION.
COMPENSATORY MECHANISM REORGANISATION .
EXERCISE BASED REHABILITATION ( CLIENT CENTRED )
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