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Welcome to Episode 32: Guest - Emma Loftus Biodynamic CranioSacral Human and Equine Therapist discussing the implications of horses pulling back

Emma Loftus, a registered Biodynamic Craniosacral practitioner, has extensively studied equine anatomy and therapy, including Equine CranioSacral Workshops and dissections . In her practice, she addresses trauma in horses through a biodynamic lens, focusing on gentle principles to support healing.

"The impact of head trauma and pullbacks cannot be spoken about enough. Affecting, breathing, vascular flow, cognition, neck movement, eye movement, proprioception, and an inability to access a baseline due to the deep tension and torsion that severe forces can have on the nervous system." Emma Loftus

Key Points :

Physical Impact of Pulling Back

Importance of Addressing Trauma to avoid long term implications

Preventative Measures to minimize the risk of pull-back incidents

To learn more about Emma

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