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TITLE: Advanced Manual Therapies for the Canine Extremities 

HOURS: Fri. May 2nd, 8:30am - 6:30pm

includes breakfast, lunch, and mid-day snacks

WORKSHOP RATING: ★★ DVM/VMD, CCRP, CCRT, CCAT, PT     ★★★ VT

MAX PARTICIPANTS: 20  (18 Spaces Remaining)

CONTACT HOURS: (8.0 RACE approval pending)

 

DESCRIPTION: coming soon

 

Cancellation Policy and Refund Request

To request a refund, please complete and postmark this Workshop Cancellation Form by March 28, 2025.  Refunds exclude a $25 processing fee. 

Advanced Manual Therapies for the Canine Extremities

$984.00Price
  • Ria Acciani, MPT, CCRP, IADN cert.

    Ria Acciani received her Masters in Physical Therapy degree from University of St.Augustine, Florida. She has over 25 years of experience in both human and Canine Physical Therapy. She received her CCRP from UTN and was the first Physical Therapist, along with her husband, in New Jersey to practice on dogs.

    Ria owns and operates the Advanced Canine Rehabilitation Center, a practice that focuses on orthopedic and sports rehabilitation and specializes in performance and sporting dogs. She travels extensively to national and international dog competitions and works with top level competitors. She is the OLicial Therapist for the AKC US World Team, IFCS US Agility Team, WAO US Agility Team, and has travelled with these teams since 2010.

    Ria conducts instructional seminars on a variety of topics for dog handlers and educates them on how to prevent injury and enhance performance within their sport. Ria worked closely with Dr. Sherman Canapp and VOSM to establish the rehabilitation protocol for various shoulder elbow and pelvic limb conditions. She has published works in Veterinary Surgery, Veterinary Clinics of North America, and articles in Clean Run. She has presented at STAAR (since 2010), IAVRPT, ARSIG/APTA, and SCIVAC. She is a former Board Member for ARSIG/APTA and a member of AARV.

    When not working Ria is active with swimming, pilates and yoga. She loves to spend time with her 3 Border Collies, hiking and playing.  Ria and David have 3 children, 2 in college and a junior in high school, and all 3 are very active in sports.

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