Jean Devros
Portland, OR
503-256-9112
Jean.devros@gmail.com
Jean's years of being a human bodyworker and her lifelong passion for horses made for a natural transition into her current path and practice of Holistic Equine Well Being modalities. In 2015 she became a certified Equine Practitioner through her studies at Tallgrass Animal Acupressure She believes that acupressure is a gentle, non-invasive touch process that can help a horse with body awareness, gain trust, release pain and help dissipate anxiety.
Henrietta Laustsen, Equine Acupressure Practitioner, NBCAAM
Wellspring Animal Acupressure, LLC
Wellspring Farm, North Plains, OR
541-369-4850
wellspringacupressure@gmail.com
She grew up with horses, dogs and cats, and S brings much more than healing but a kinship with the horse that is remarkable. Her background includes a Ph.D. in geophysics and twenty-six years of teaching physical sciences. Studying equine acupressure and learning about the principles of TCM have given Henrietta a way to understand and work with the energetic connection to animals. She earned her Equine Acupressure certification through Tallgrass Animal Acupressure in 2014, becoming nationally certified through NBCAAM shortly thereafter. Kim Bauer Animal Ease Therapies, LLC, NBCAAM
Parkdale, OR
541-490-4649
www.animaleasetherapies.com
Kim is an equine and small animal acupressure practitioner certified with Tallgrass Animal Acupressure Institute. She offers services at client's homes and barns and also at the All Animal Care Clinic in Hood River, Oregon. Kim's work with animals blends her knowledge of acupressure, massage and flower essences to create a program that is tailored to each animal's specific needs.