Edith Allan
Posted in Emmett 4 Animals News
on October, 2019
I am a chemical analyst and also equestrian sports masseur, basic equestrian coach, and EMMETT 4 Horses Professional (EHP1).
EMMETT surprised me greatly when I received treatments for my frozen shoulder myself. No Pain No Gain simply does not apply!
Emmett is a great technique to help the body make muscle tension disappear. In combination with regular massage a great tool to help your horse...
Debbie Leonard
Posted in Emmett 4 Animals News
on July, 2019
Hi my name is Debra (Debbie) Leonard and I was born in England in 1960.
When I was born my left arm just below the elbow was missing. I find doing things with only one hand can be a bit of a challenge, it can take me a bit longer and I sometimes have to do things that look a bit odd!
I got into horses in England at the age of eight, then came out to Australia in the early...
Sarah Leagas – West Australia
Posted in Emmett 4 Animals News
on May, 2019
Back to Basics…These words from Sarah Leagas in Country West Australia are the reason Ross Emmett created the Emmett Technique Short Courses.
“Brilliant! So practical. I learnt small easy moves to help my animals with the most common issues they may have. Being located in a remote country area without access to treatment or therapists, this has been great to help my own...
Dave Kelly, student from Level 1 for Horses
Posted in Emmett 4 Animals News
on February, 2019
"This course has taught me to look at Horses in more detail.
Interesting results a I'm looking forward to seeing/feeling some results on my own Horses."
Feedback from Annie from Horse Level 1 with Rebecca & Gayle
Posted in Emmett 4 Animals News
on February, 2019
"Both great instructors, enough informant delivered at the right time and plenty of time to process and practice.
Really felt that the horse benefited, so i am eager to try at home.
It feels good to have seen some change related then just have a head full of theory, so thank you both heaps."
Posted in Emmett 4 Animals News
on December, 2018
I wish all Emmett 4 Animal practitioners a very enjoyable and festive season, and a prosperous New Year for 2019.
It has been a pleasure to make contact with many of you and hopefully I will meet the remainder in the New Year.
A sincere thanks to the instructors who have shared my Technique with passion and professionalism. Merry Christmas to all.
May we meet in 2019, Ross
Testimonial from Emmett Practitioner Kim Elkins - USA
Posted in Emmett 4 Animals News
on November, 2018
" I really enjoyed the course, if you ever have any doubt that Emmett works you need to only watch someone perform some Emmett Techniques on a horse - there's no denying the effects.
I have found that taking the horse courses has really enhanced my understanding of the human moves. I really believe that everyone should take a few courses of both human and animal Emmett for a much richer...
"YAY" now I can sit properly
Posted in Emmett 4 Animals News
on January, 2018
“I met Toby one day when his owner came a for a treatment. I had just learnt the foot/ankle move for Emmett and was keen to try them out when the owner who presented with a foot/ankle issue. It was remarkable how quickly it corrected the imbalance. The lady was very happy and has to this day not had another problem.
She asked if I could take a look at Toby 2-year-old Dachshund. He had not...
Thank You Linda
Posted in Emmett 4 Animals News
on April, 2017
I have just completed my Practitioner Accreditation Day after level 4 in dogs with Linda Cause.
I just wish to have it noted that Linda is an absolute credit to Ross and the Emmett Technique. She has a fantastic approach, teaching style and a genuine care for all coming through. Linda has changed my life and nurtured my passion for animals and I will be...
Emergency vet treatment required....and then there was EMMETT !
on Thursday, 30 March 2017.
Posted in Emmett 4 Animals News
My dog, Pixel, had been at the emergency vet for nearly 48hrs as the result of an obstruction in her stomach that involved surgery. She had not eaten in nearly 60 hours.
I came into the vet with bbq chicken and her favourite treat in the hope that she would eat and I could take her home.
She was not interested in the food at all. She would pick it up and drop it. I tried different ways for ten minutes in the rom and I managed to get her to eat half a pea size piece of cabanossi and she looked really uncomfortable swallowing.
The nurse came back and I said her throat seemed sore and that she didn't like swallowing. The nurse didn't seem to think there was a reason she should be.
When the nurse left the room I did the neck release, the jaw/tongue and the double release. I figured at this point I had nothing to lose.
She is a dog that is usually quite reactive to treatment but I got very little response from her until the third move on the jaw/tongue. She just paused still for what seemed like an eternity.
Three minutes later she was eating without a problem at all and in perfect timing for the vet to walk in and see she was eating and actively seeking food. She wasn't allowed home if she wasn't eating.
I started EMMETT 4 Dogs to be able to treat my dogs mostly for dog sports, but I never realised just how much I would use it in so many scenarios.
..... Nic Mather