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The company is dedicated to providing first class complementary health care to our equine friends!! |
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Welcome to the Equinenergy™Ltd. programme in
the United Kingdom! Equinenergy ™Ltd courses are
presented in conjunction with Equinology,
INc., the
well-known education company that is based in the United States and offers
a worldwide programme in all aspects of canine complementary healthcare
science. Equinenergy™ Ltd. is owned and managed by Nicole Rombach who attained the Equinology
Inc. Master Equine Body Worker®certification
in 1999 and the Caninology Canine Body Worker certification in 2004. Her
time is divided between working on clients' horses and dogs and
organising the full curriculum of equine sports massage and other related
courses in the United Kingdom and Brazil. Nicole also teaches some modules
of the Equinology programme, including the Equine Stretching and Range of
Motion Techniques workshop and the Equine Spine and Pelvis Dissection
course. She is a chief tester for theEquinology Equine
Body Worker® certification examinations
worldwide. She is the founding member and Chair of the United
Kingdom and Brazil divisions of the International Equine
Body Worker Association (IEBWA), which serves as a regulatory body and
network for qualified Equinology Equine
Body Workers throughout the world. NICOLE ROMBACH APM, EMEBW, CCBW, MSc., PhD (Cand.) Nicole attained the ITEC human massage
qualification in 1997, the EEBW Equinology Equine Body Worker® certification in 1998 and the EMEBW Equinology Master Equine Body Worker® certification in 1999 and has since taken most of the
courses in the Equinology Specialised certification series. She
holds the Caninology Canine Body Worker certification and also
completed the Masters Degree programme in Animal Manipulation (small and
large animals) from the McTimoney College of Chiropractic and
University of Wales in the United Kingdom. From
2003 to 2009 she was based in São Paulo, Brazil where she worked in
direct liaison with various veterinary clinics, focusing on complementary
therapies for sports performance horses to Olympic level. She travelled to
national competition centres and private clients throughout Brazil and in
other South American countries. In addition, she carried out
thermographic imaging in conjunction with equine veterinarians to aid
their diagnostic procedures. Thermography was also used to assess hoof
balance, saddlefit and changes in thermal patterns following sports
therapy sessions. In addition, she regularly worked with an established
clientele of dogs. In
September 2009 she enrolled at Michigan State University for a PhD
programme at the McPhail Equine Performance Center / Large
Animal Clinical Sciences. Her main interest lies in the effect of
complementary therapies on equine locomotion and rehabilitation, with a
specific focus on equine neck pain. Nicole
regularly lectures at various universities and for professional
associations and was a guest speaker at the South American Veterinary
Conference in Rio de Janeiro in 2003 and 2004 as well as at the 2004
CESMAS meeting in Oslo, Norway. Shehas since been involved in
lecturing for a leading Brazilian educational institution on a
post-graduate qualification in veterinary physiotherapy for small and
large animals and lectures at various universities in the USA. She
travels to Europe and Brazil on a regular basis to teach some of the
modules of the Equinology course curriculum and to work on her established
clientele of horses and dogs. In
her spare time she produces her own horses for dressage and showjumping
competitions, and she currently holds Brazilian state and national titles
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