Presenter: Narda G. Robinson, DO, DVM, MS, FAAMA

Goal: Identify the significance of fibroblasts in health, disease, and the mechanisms of IRPM techniques.

Objective: Define how fibroblasts fix tissues and maintain homeostasis by contributing to the extracellular matrix and complex signaling systems.  Describe the locations in which they are found, including in the brain and spinal cord.  Identify the many ways in which IRPM

Presenter:  Narda G. Robinson, DO, DVM, MS, FAAMA

Goal: Improve the Effectiveness and Efficiency of Treatment Approaches by Implementing Dr. Narda Robinson’s Medical Acupuncture and Integrative Neuromodulation^® (MAIN) Technique for thoracic limb disorders.

Objective: Design MAIN protocols for radial nerve injury, elbow pain, shoulder dysfunction, and brachial plexopathy.

Medical Acupuncture for Veterinarians™ (MAV) is the leading course for comprehensive, critically evaluated, scientifically based, and evidence-informed instruction in veterinary medical acupuncture and its related techniques: photomedicine and massage.

Our highly acclaimed curriculum guides students through the basic science of acupuncture, neurophysiology, and neuromodulation. 

We emphasize the central significance of myofascial palpation as an indicator of pain and dysfunction. Learn how to appropriately implement Medical Acupuncture and Integrative Neuromodulation^® (MAIN) techniques.

Medical Acupuncture for Veterinarians™ (MAV) is the leading course for comprehensive, critically evaluated, scientifically based, and evidence-informed instruction in veterinary medical acupuncture and its related techniques: photomedicine and massage.

Our highly acclaimed curriculum guides students through the basic science of acupuncture, neurophysiology, and neuromodulation. 

We emphasize the central significance of myofascial palpation as an indicator of pain and dysfunction. Learn how to appropriately implement Medical Acupuncture and Integrative Neuromodulation^® (MAIN) techniques.

Medical Acupuncture for Veterinarians™ (MAV) is the leading course for comprehensive, critically evaluated, scientifically based, and evidence-informed instruction in veterinary medical acupuncture and its related techniques: photomedicine and massage.

Our highly acclaimed curriculum guides students through the basic science of acupuncture, neurophysiology, and neuromodulation. 

We emphasize the central significance of myofascial palpation as an indicator of pain and dysfunction. Learn how to appropriately implement Medical Acupuncture and Integrative Neuromodulation^® (MAIN) techniques.

Medical Acupuncture for Veterinarians™ (MAV) is the leading course for comprehensive, critically evaluated, scientifically based, and evidence-informed instruction in veterinary medical acupuncture and its related techniques: photomedicine and massage.

Our highly acclaimed curriculum guides students through the basic science of acupuncture, neurophysiology, and neuromodulation. 

We emphasize the central significance of myofascial palpation as an indicator of pain and dysfunction. Learn how to appropriately implement Medical Acupuncture and Integrative Neuromodulation^® (MAIN) techniques.

Medical Acupuncture for Veterinarians™ (MAV) is the leading course for comprehensive, critically evaluated, scientifically based, and evidence-informed instruction in veterinary medical acupuncture and its related techniques: photomedicine and massage.

Our highly acclaimed curriculum guides students through the basic science of acupuncture, neurophysiology, and neuromodulation. 

We emphasize the central significance of myofascial palpation as an indicator of pain and dysfunction. Learn how to appropriately implement Medical Acupuncture and Integrative Neuromodulation^® (MAIN) techniques.

Medical Acupuncture for Veterinarians™ (MAV) is the leading course for comprehensive, critically evaluated, scientifically based, and evidence-informed instruction in veterinary medical acupuncture and its related techniques: photomedicine and massage.

Our highly acclaimed curriculum guides students through the basic science of acupuncture, neurophysiology, and neuromodulation. 

We emphasize the central significance of myofascial palpation as an indicator of pain and dysfunction. Learn how to appropriately implement Medical Acupuncture and Integrative Neuromodulation^® (MAIN) techniques.

Presenter: Nancy Bureau, DVM, cVMA,, CCRP

Goal: Understand the interrelationships of the nervous system with muscular, arthrodial, and fascial realms.

Objective: Using a blend of physical therapy and acupuncture techniques, learn the importance of correct and progressive neuroremodeling with an emphasis on neurology. Learn how to use neuroremodeling in cases commonly seen in general practice including geriatric vestibular disease, lumbosacral disease, and recovery from back and stifle injuries in a case-based learning environment. Discuss application of acupuncture in neuromodulation and neuroremodeling.

Presenter:  Narda G. Robinson, DO, DVM, MS, FAAMA

Goal: Improve the Effectiveness and Efficiency of Treatment Approaches by Implementing Dr. Narda Robinson’s Medical Acupuncture and Integrative Neuromodulation^® (MAIN) Technique for pelvic limb disorders.

Objective: Design MAIN protocols for sciatic nerve injury, hip pain, and stifle dysfunction (including cranial cruciate ligament disease).

Presenter:  Narda G. Robinson, DO, DVM, MS, FAAMA

Goal: Learn how muscle spindle health and function impact movement and recovery through IRPM.

Objective: Identify the ways in which muscle spindle signaling and sensitivity affects our examination and treatment of patients in terms of myofascial palpation, movement evaluation, medical acupuncture, stretching, therapeutic exercise / movement therapy recommendations. 

Medical Acupuncture for Veterinarians™ (MAV) is the leading course for comprehensive, critically evaluated, scientifically based, and evidence-informed instruction in veterinary medical acupuncture and its related techniques: photomedicine and massage.

Our highly acclaimed curriculum guides students through the basic science of acupuncture, neurophysiology, and neuromodulation. 

We emphasize the central significance of myofascial palpation as an indicator of pain and dysfunction. Learn how to appropriately implement Medical Acupuncture and Integrative Neuromodulation^® (MAIN) techniques.

Medical Acupuncture for Veterinarians™ (MAV) is the leading course for comprehensive, critically evaluated, scientifically based, and evidence-informed instruction in veterinary medical acupuncture and its related techniques: photomedicine and massage.

Our highly acclaimed curriculum guides students through the basic science of acupuncture, neurophysiology, and neuromodulation. 

We emphasize the central significance of myofascial palpation as an indicator of pain and dysfunction. Learn how to appropriately implement Medical Acupuncture and Integrative Neuromodulation^® (MAIN) techniques.

Medical Acupuncture for Veterinarians™ (MAV) is the leading course for comprehensive, critically evaluated, scientifically based, and evidence-informed instruction in veterinary medical acupuncture and its related techniques: photomedicine and massage.

Our highly acclaimed curriculum guides students through the basic science of acupuncture, neurophysiology, and neuromodulation. 

We emphasize the central significance of myofascial palpation as an indicator of pain and dysfunction. Learn how to appropriately implement Medical Acupuncture and Integrative Neuromodulation^® (MAIN) techniques.

Presenter: Tara Edwards, DVM, DACVSMR, CCRT, CVPP, cVMA

Goal: To gain a knowledge base for the theory behind hydrotherapy and more specifically the underwater treadmill as a rehabilitation modality

Objective: To better understand the potential benefits and precautions of hydrotherapy

Presenter: Melinda Story, DVM, PhD, DACVS, cVMA, CIVCA, DACVSMR

Goal: Improve clinical outcomes by further investigating the links between structure and function and pain and dysfunction as related to the neck and thorax of the horse.

Objective: Identify causes of cervical and thoracic pain in the horse. Describe the ways in which various sources of pain lead to altered function and biomechanics.

MOVE teaches veterinarians how to employ an advanced, multidisciplinary approach to rehabilitation and physical medicine (RPM) that incorporates principles and practices from integrative, osteopathic medicine and physical therapy.  Core curriculum (online) must be completed in advance of attending the week-long internship.

MOVE teaches veterinarians how to employ an advanced, multidisciplinary approach to rehabilitation and physical medicine (RPM) that incorporates principles and practices from integrative, osteopathic medicine and physical therapy.  Core curriculum (online) must be completed in advance of attending the week-long internship.

MOVE teaches veterinarians how to employ an advanced, multidisciplinary approach to rehabilitation and physical medicine (RPM) that incorporates principles and practices from integrative, osteopathic medicine and physical therapy.  Core curriculum (online) must be completed in advance of attending the week-long internship.

MOVE teaches veterinarians how to employ an advanced, multidisciplinary approach to rehabilitation and physical medicine (RPM) that incorporates principles and practices from integrative, osteopathic medicine and physical therapy.  Core curriculum (online) must be completed in advance of attending the week-long internship.