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Anna Fox was taught the art of animal manipulation by Shelagh James-Hudson and her colleagues at the Oxford College of Equine Physical Therapy and qualified with a Diploma in Animal Spinal Therapy in 2004. She is now part of the team teaching McTimoney-Corley Spinal...
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Luisa graduated from Hartpury College, University of the West of England with a BSc (Hons) Equine Science degree, before completing a postgraduate MSc in Animal Manipulation from the McTimoney College of Chiropractic, enabling her to qualify as a McTimoney Animal...
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Sarah Gill is a qualified, fully insured McTimoney-Corley Animal Physical Therapist, specialising in horses and dogs. Sarah travels around the North East especially Yorkshire treating the animal at their own home.
Sarah draws on her qualifications and experience to treat...
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Based in East Sussex and covering adjacent Kent, Katrina Fowler is an experienced McTimoney Animal Practitioner, who holds a Post graduate Diploma (P.G.Dip) in Animal Manipulation and a Bachelor of Science degree (BSc. Hons) in Biological Sciences.
Katrina is a member of the...
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Natalie is based in Cambridgeshire and covers the east of England. Like us, animals too can suffer from back, neck, pelvis and musculoskeletal problems.
The McTimoney technique works by re-aligning and rebalancing the musculoskeletal system, restoring health and movement...
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Animals suffer from back, neck, pelvic and musculoskeletal problems and they can benefit from McTimoney treatment. The McTimoney approach is safe and effective, non-invasive and gentle, working to align and balance the musculoskeletal system. It is widely used for the treatment...
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After completing a National Diploma in Equine Science and Business Studies, I went on to gain an honours degree in Equine Science. This qualification then led me on to a Postgraduate Diploma in Animal Manipulation.
During my years of study I exercised and trained many horses,...
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Lucie has a BSc (Hons) in Equine Science from the University of the West of England and qualified in 2003 with a Post Graduate Diploma in Animal Manipulation from the McTimoney College, Abingdon and the University of Wales, thus enabling her to be a member of the MAA, the...
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Sheri Pinkney is a fully qualified and insured McTimoney animal therapist.
Animals suffering from back, neck and pelvic problems can benefit from a McTimoney treatment, which aligns and balances the animal’s musculoskeletal system helping to restore and maintain health.
As...
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My name is Caroline Hicks and I have an M.Sc. in McTimoney Animal Manipulation and a B.Sc. (hons) in Equine Science.
The spinal manipulation technique is named after John McTimoney who in the 1950's adapted human techniques to apply specifically to animals. In 1972 he...
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Anne studied at Bishop Burton College for three years where she completed a Foundation Degree in Equine Sports Therapy and Rehabilitation and a BSc (Hons) in Equine Science. Following her University studies Anne gained a Post Graduate Diploma in Animal Manipulation, with...
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Helen Tompkins is a Veterinary Physiotherapist based in Devon, covering Devon, North Cornwall and West Somerset. She holds a Masters Degree in Animal Manipulation from the University of Wales and is a fully qualified McTimoney Animal Practitioner in addition to her Post-Graduate...
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In 2005 I graduated from Harper Adams University with a BSc (Hons) Animal Health degree. In 2009 I qualified as a McTimoney Animal Manipulator with a Masters Degree verified by the University of Wales.
Since 2011 I have been working with David Prydie MRCVS and Isobel Foden...
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Kate has been working with animals for years and initially gained invaluable practical experience with horses and dogs, working at Chine House Vets in Leicestershire part time alongside studying.
Kate went on to secure a BSc (Hons) degree in Equine Sports Science at...
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