Jo Taylor in Channel Island | Therapist

Jo Taylor

Locality: Channel Island

Phone: +44 7742 366519

Address: jersey je2 4xp Channel Island, NT, Australia

Website: http://www.jotaylor.gg

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• Chiropractor

23.01.2022 Remember it Takes two to pull

22.01.2022 URGENT UPDATE Good Morning, With Jersey now in Lockdown for an uncertain period, many of you appear to be enjoying riding as your 'escapism'. PLEASE READ my e...arlier post, giving clarity from BVA on the essential guidelines for animal welfare and treatment on an emergency basis, as this also applies to all professionals and para-professionals within the industry. This statement also informs us that pets cannot transmit COVID19. Therefore, I sought advice from GOJ as to whether Veterinary Chiropractic and complementary therapies are considered essential businesses. I am pleased to report that GOJ considers businesses providing such complementary veterinary services as essential to ensure the welfare of animals. With these government guidelines in place and continued support from my Insurance underwriters; I am able to continue offering my services, for animals who appear to be compensating & not happy in their work. I MUST POINT OUT HERE VISITS ARE NOT ROUTINE THERAPY SERVICES We must continue to adhere to strict social distancing and sanitising protocols. I am happy to treat most horses alone (certainly existing patients) however this decision, amongst others, will be made during the IN-DEPTH TELEPHONE CONSULTATION. Any questions please ring 07742366519 You 'd be surprised at the help I can offer without possibly leaving my couch! Please, keep safe, keep distance, keep clean

21.01.2022 Don’t forget to check hot pavements/tarmac

21.01.2022 Imagine you panic buyers coming home to this

21.01.2022 COVID-19 advice in relation to pets and livestock 29th March 2020 Pets cannot transmit the disease. The good news is, multiple medical and veterinary health agencies, including the *World Organisation for Animal Health and the *British Veterinary Association, have confirmed that there is no evidence that companion animals can spread the disease. There is no evidence of human-to-pet or pet-to-human transmission of COVID-19. This means that pets cannot catch COVID-19 and beco...me ill, or get it into their system, or act as a true carrier. As always, it is standard veterinary advice to wash your hands after stroking, touching or feeding your pet, or cleaning up after your pet.

20.01.2022 FAO ALL GUERNSEY CLIENTS Four weeks have passed since I was last in Guernsey. However, with the unruly rise of Covid apparent here in Jersey, I have made serious decisions not to return to work in Guernsey until the R number has significantly reduced and the 'social spread' is somewhat controlled. Please do not hesitate to contact me should you have concerns. As always I look forward to your feedback; I am happy to monitor videos and offer guidance to assist remotely where ...I can. Wishing you all an enjoyable festive period and a healthy 2021 Jo 07742366519

19.01.2022 There are so many different conditions that can benefit from hydrotherapy, but only if your dog is treated by a qualified hydrotherapist. By choosing a member o...f the Canine Hydrotherapy Association to help your dog, you can be assured the therapist is qualified in hydrotherapy, first aid trained, insured, and keeping up to date with changes in the veterinary profession. To find your nearest CHA centre, visit http://www.canine-hydrotherapy.org/find-a-cha-centre/

17.01.2022 In a recent edition of Everything Horse they featured the McTimoney Animal Chiropractic Association, exploring what they consider the most common pain points in horses . Read what might be going on, and how McTimoney treatment can improve several outcomes. #mctimoneyanimalvetcpd #mctimoneyanimalchiropractic

13.01.2022 Barbara talked about her experiences with the hydrotherapy pool, underwater treadmill and therapeutic showering. She explained how therapies are adapted by addi...ng platforms or pods to the pool or by adjusting the water levels. She also highlighted the considerations required for entering and exiting the equipment to make sure it is safe for each patient. There are many therapy techniques used in hydrotherapy and these are chosen on an individual basis. Barbara explained the difference between static and dynamic work and how these can benefit the arthritic dog. Please find below a link with lots of useful information: https://www.notion.so/CAM-Canine-Hydrotherapy-Episodes-1-4- https://k9hydroservices.co.uk/ Barbara has been a qualified Chartered Physiotherapist for 39 years and a Veterinary Physiotherapist specialising in canine veterinary physiotherapy, rehabilitation and hydrotherapy for 19 years. She is the founder of K9HS originally opened in 2008 as a satellite training centre for the Royal Veterinary Colleges Masters programme in Veterinary Physiotherapy, providing canine skills training for the postgraduate students. Barbara is passionate about working with senior dogs and supporting their owners, to help each dog be their very best, delivering a specialist clinical service. Her other great passion is supporting canine therapists on their career journey and she was the first UK Accredited Clinical Educator in Veterinary Physiotherapy, awarded by the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy. K9HS is an approved training centre and Barbara is the canine hydrotherapy specialist for the qualification awarding body: SEG ABC Awards, who offer a suite of hydrotherapy qualifications for professionals. In 2020, K9HS launched an innovative Canine CPD Resource Library consisting of five interlinked Resource Hubs offering amazing choices of high quality CPD resources. Each resource is a certificated CPD event in itself to empower the advancement of canine professionals. The library assists canine therapists to meet their annual obligation of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) study hours demanded by their respective professional associations. The library is approved by the Institute of Veterinary and Animal Physiotherapists (IRVAP) and its subgroup the Institute of Canine Hydrotherapists (ICH), as well as being endorsed by SEG ABC Awards QLS. K9HS were showcased worldwide by MemberSpace for creating this unique open style canine learning library for those working with dogs, only months after its launch! K9HS Clinical services aim to support owners and work with their lovely dogs to improve their mobility and lives. K9HS Training services support canine therapists on their career journey by offering a range of accredited CPD and courses to advance their clinical skills. Thank you for watching this CAM live event. CAM is a self funded and self motivated initiative to improve the lives of dogs and their owners. If you feel that you would like to donate and support CAM to continue providing free education please do so here https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/camhelp If you are interested in learning more about managing arthritis in your dog and would appreciate a 10-day email series delivered directly to your inbox then please subscribe here https://landing.mailerlite.com/webforms/landing/s2j4j1 If you are looking to support your dog through a weight loss plan and would like some tips and support then please subscribe to our 6-day email series here https://landing.mailerlite.com/webforms/landing/f3m8k3 If you just love what you see and hear from CAM and would like to sign up to our newsletter then you can do so here https://landing.mailerlite.com/webforms/landing/h7p1e Now please support CAM and pop over to our online shop where all profits go back into creating this service https://www.camonlineshop.com/

12.01.2022 Currently seeking SOG essential Travel pass to Guernsey 15-17th watch this space !

12.01.2022 Inspiration in times of isolation. Although, it’s also a great visual example of rehab exercises, Im found often trying to explain

08.01.2022 A huge thank you to all the patient clients who I’m unable to get to right now because of distance/overnight stay requirements. As soon as restriction...s are lifted sufficiently I WILL be back! In the meantime, a reminder of the service, experience, and brands Freedom Saddlery offers; Fully qualified and experienced saddle fitting service - SMS Master Saddle Fitter (registered) and Dip. M.S.F.C. Fully insured Qualified BHS and UKCCL3 Coach, and an experienced rider (still competing) who will observe horse-saddle-rider as part of the consultation. Independent saddle fitting service - not tied to only one or two brands. Huge range of demo saddles starting from 700 (inc VAT) so you can try pretty much what you are ordering before you buy. Brands - Aviar, Amerigo, Albion, Black Country, Equipe, Erreplus, Fairfax, Frank Baines, GFS, Ideal, John Whitaker, Kent & Masters, Monarch, PDS, Pessoa, Thorowgood, The Saddle Company, Whitaker.....demo saddles of each brand. Correct and thorough saddle fitting protocols followed every time. Templates, horse assessment, saddle health check, saddle seen statically and ridden. No short cuts - you are paying for important qualified, professional advice. On site flock work or bar change. I will not alter the width of your wooden tree saddle on a saddle devil - this will be done by the fully trained Master Saddlers who will do it correctly so as not to jeopardise your expensive saddle. Full written report - you are provided with a copy of the summary of your saddle consultation. Comprehensive terms and conditions so you are aware of your consumer rights if you purchase a saddle. My mantra - Every horse deserves a saddle that fits - no matter his job. Happy hacker to Grand Prix rider - all are welcome to book in with Freedom Saddlery. And if you can’t wait - don’t forget! Remote Saddle Fitting Consultations are available. http://freedomsaddleryappointmentbooking.as.me/schedule.php

04.01.2022 Brain-teaser! Diane Schroeder, DC of Eliot, Maine was was inspired to write this as she listened to speakers during last weekend's Lyceum at Sherman College. Can you do better?!

03.01.2022 How can hydrotherpy help treat your dogs arthritis?? The heat of the water can have an immediate effect on pain levels. Harnessing the effects of water ca...n help strengthen the supporting muscles and increase range of motion in affected joints. The therapist can also make postural adjustments to the patient, using the buoyancy of the water to support the dog whilst gently shifting their weight to re-educate balance and posture of a dog to avoid "bad habits" in posture, developed from shifting weight away from painful areas, from making them more painful. The one-on-one attention your dog will receive can be really beneficial in terms of mental stimulation and fun for your dog! Have you tried hydrotherapy with your dog?? We'd love you to share your experience and give a shout out to your amazing local hydro centre!

03.01.2022 Well , here’s an example of dedication to my patients; during covid times we have to be adaptable ‘Flying Chiropractor’ makes it to Guernsey after 8months restricted access https://dsbreflex.com//guernsey-exempted-flight-for-horse/

02.01.2022 http:// Terminology Tuesday - The Central Pattern Generators // When a foal is born, the gaits are already embedded. The limb sequences and their diagonal connection...s are already present in all gaits. This is because of the Central Pattern Generators. Put simply, the Central Pattern Generators (CPGs) are dense clusters of nerves in the spinal cord that coordinate the limb movements. There is one in the cervical thoracic region (withers) and another in the lumbar/sacral region (loins). The concept of the Central Pattern Generator can be a complex topic to understand, but the key pieces of information that are interesting are: The CPGs enable the patterns of the gaits without any input from the brain. The front CPG is the decision-maker - it informs the hind end, which provides feedback. Take a look at this animation of the Central Pattern Generators in action. Notice how the front is informing the back, and they are both directing the limbs. There is some feedback from back to front but the main message regarding the gait itself is coming from the front CPG. One of the reasons the great masters of equitation emphasised that the walk is the ‘mother of all gaits’ is because the walk is the slowest gait, and each limb is separated, so it’s easier for the trainer to target the precise moment a leg can be most influenced, which is the beginning of the lift (swing) phase.

01.01.2022 Guernsey Travel: SOG have kindly exempt me from Isolation for my next planned trip 15/16 Nov . However, prior to travel I will have to swab test negative. Should you wish to book/confirm an appointment Please email /W-App msg immediately. ... The cost and organisation of testing is yet another traveling consideration alongside transportation & weather Of course safeguarding clients health is very much a high priority & protocols are still in place for the foreseeable.