Expand your clinical skills with this advanced Continuing Professional Development (CPD) course, designed specifically for qualified equine manual therapists and other suitably trained equine healthcare professionals.

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Neurovascular Release (NVR) is a gentle, evidence-informed manual therapy approach that focuses on restoring the mobility of nerves, blood vessels and surrounding fascial tissues. By improving tissue glide and reducing mechanical restrictions, this technique can become a valuable addition to your existing assessment and treatment protocols.

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As an advanced course, it assumes you already have a sound understanding of equine anatomy, physiology, biomechanics, fascia and manual therapy principles. Rather than repeating these foundations, the course builds on your existing knowledge, allowing you to concentrate on the practical clinical application of Neurovascular Release.

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What's Included

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• Comprehensive presentation explaining the principles, science and clinical application of Neurovascular Release.

• Detailed course manual containing supporting anatomy, neurovascular pathways, scientific background, practical guidance and further reading.

• Clinical Assessment Checklist to help identify horses that may benefit from Neurovascular Release and to integrate the technique into your therapy.

• Video demonstrations showing Neurovascular Release being performed along key neurovascular pathways, enabling you to confidently apply the techniques in practice.

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Throughout the course you will learn when Neurovascular Release is indicated, contraindicated and how to apply the techniques safely and effectively, and how to incorporate them into your existing treatment approach to enhance patient care.

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Whether you are looking to broaden your therapeutic toolbox or deepen your understanding of neurovascular restrictions in the horse, this course provides practical knowledge and immediately applicable techniques that you can use in clinical practice.

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Enhance your assessment. Refine your treatment. Improve your clinical outcomes.

 

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