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ACUPUNCTURE

COURSES

Medical acupuncture with world-class instructors who teach scientific, comprehensive, and evidence-informed medical acupuncture.

MEDICAL MASSAGE

COURSES

We wrote the book on Canine Medical Massage, integrating osteopathic manual therapy principles with other massage techniques.  Learn from the leaders in the field.

 

BOTANICAL MEDICINE

COURSES

Herbal pharmacology (including cannabis) as well as practice considerations based on science and evidence.

 

PHOTOMEDICINE

COURSES

Veterinary care involving laser therapy and light-emitting diodes (LEDs) from a critical and non-commercial perspective.

 

REHABILITATION

COURSES

Integrative rehabilitation that advocates for nonsurgical methods as first-line approaches.

 

NO WOOWOO.  JUST SCIENCE.

At Curacore, we have a passion to teach veterinary healthcare practitioners how they can use integrative medicine effectively to give animals in their care optimal solutions for pain as well as other ailments. Obviously, medical treatments such as medication and surgery have a necessary place in veterinary care today. And yet, vets are becoming bored and want to offer more options than just drugs and surgery. They’re realizing that in many cases when those common solutions have been exhausted, euthanasia is often viewed as the only other option. That’s why more and more veterinary medical providers are seeking out information on integrative medicine to be used in their practices.
We’re convinced that science-based integrative treatments should become a primary option rather than serving only as a last resort when modern treatments have failed. CuraCore’s method of veterinary medical education is completely science-based. Our courses explore the depths of why, how, and when veterinary practitioners should employ integrative medicine. Each treatment we’ve included in our courses has been thoroughly and critically examined. Our passion is to provide animals with medical treatments that are not only effective, but are also safe. If you’re on the same page, our educational course options might be just what you need to become a better veterinary practitioner.
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EDUCATION

Wish you could add botanical medicine, manual therapy, or acupuncture to your veterinary practice treatment options while avoiding practices based on Eastern mysticism? CuraCore provides science-based education courses.

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RESEARCH

CuraCore’s curriculum is evidence-based and gives you a deeper look into the reasons why we believe integrative medicine should be viewed and employed as an applicable solution that can be used alongside conventional veterinary medicine.

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COMMUNITY

The growing community of integrative veterinary medical practitioners is committed to providing effective treatment options outside of just surgery and medication. Let’s work to change the standards of veterinary medicine together.

WHY ARE THESE VETERINARIANS CHANGING MEDICINE FOR GOOD ?

ALISSA EDOFF

BVMS, cVMA, CCRT

Dr. Edoff found great satisfaction in the new, lower-pressure environment where she wasn't expected to see 30-40 patients a day.

ALLEN LANDES

DVM, cVMA

Dr. Landes was skeptical but saw the need to find scientifically-based modalities so his patients could avoid pharmaceuticals and surgery.

MISCHA FINCHER

DVM, cVMA

Dr. Fincher was looking for a more consistent revenue stream because she saw many of her patients only once a year for their annual exam.

NANCY BUREAU

DVM, cVMA

Dr. Bureau found that acupuncture not only benefited her patients, it also resulted in lower turnover of staff as they bonded with pet parents.

SHAWN DIXON

DVM, cVMA

Dr. Dixon was worried that she couldn’t be a good wife and mother while running her practice, but was pleasantly surprised.

BECAUSE THEY SAW THE NEED FOR CHANGE.

Ask any of our students why they decided to learn more about integrative medicine and you’ll hear a number of reasons. Do any of these stories sound familiar?

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