Pet Massage Training & Natural Healing

DO YOU HAVE 20 MINUTES A DAY TO HELP YOUR PET?

Pet massage therapy can help most animals with aches and pains as well as relieve stress and promote a sense of well being. On a deeper level, it can also boost their immune system which in turn helps the body to heal itself.

A weekly session with a qualified pet therapist is a good way to start but it may not be enough to effect change. For massage therapy to work, it must be done regularly and consistently. All it takes is 20 minutes a day.

WHAT IF YOU HAD THE SKILLS TO HELP YOUR PET?

From experience, physical therapy such as massage alone may not be enough for an animal with health issues. It is the combination of various techniques and modalities used in conjunction with massage therapy that yields the best results.

BRAND NEW REVAMPED PET MASSAGE FOR COMPANION ANIMALS (Basic Module)

FOR THE VERY FIRST TIME:

YOU WILL LEARN:

WHY USE ENERGY WORK WITH MASSAGE?

It is non-invasive and more effective for:

- Injured animals who are in pain

- Stressed, traumatised or fearful pets

- Sick or chronically ill animals

- Senior pets with health issues

THE BENEFITS OF PET MASSAGE WITH ENERGY WORK

- Eases sore muscles and relieves aches and pains

- Relaxes and calms down sick, nervous or hyperactive animals

- Helps slow down the ageing process and

- Enables your pet to lead a longer, healthier and happier life

HOW CAN COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUES HELP MY PET?

Wouldn’t you like to find out if your pet is uncomfortable or in pain, unhappy or needs something from you? You may already know how to “talk” to your pet but this brief introduction will give you tried and tested methods to start the communication and bonding process.

This Is An Experiential Course With Lots Of Practical Hands On Practice On Your Dog.

Class size will be kept to a maximum of 8 so you will receive individual attention from the trainers. Please register ASAP if you want to secure a place.

WHO IS THE INSTRUCTOR?

BETTY VONG JANSEN (Founder & Lead Trainer)

- Therapist and trainer with more than 25 years of experience looking after animals and their humans

- Adapted and modified human massage techniques for use on animals

- Incorporated other natural healing modalities to enhance the effects of pet massage therapy

- Volunteers at Noah’s Ark Natural Animal Shelter (NANAS), an animal sanctuary in Johor, Malaysia where she gets to treat dogs, cats, horses and other animals.

TESTIMONIALS FROM PAST PARTICIPANTS

“A deeper insight into massage. Much more useful than reading a book as the instructor can correct your technique and provide feedback.” - Nicole Han

“Awesome course. Betty is very experienced and is able to communicate well so I learnt a lot today. Hands on was extremely useful and having live models made it very fun, too!” - Colleen Goh

“I really enjoyed the class and working with my dog and seeing the relaxed faces after the massage. Betty gave lots of details and made sure everyone enjoyed and understood the class.” - Julia Westerbeek (12 years old)

“Betty’s course is very beneficial for me and my dogs. She is a professional in her work and I highly recommend the basic pet massage course to all pet owners.” - Josephine Yong

“The techniques learnt will be useful for my senior dog as well as the younger dog who does agility work. I will be able to apply these techniques to improve their overall wellness.” - Shanice Tan

“The energy session was my favourite part of the day. People talk about energy, few believe in it, even fewer practise it. This is so important when it comes to dealing with not just animals but humans as well.” - Madeline Chia

“A fulfilling session learning the fundamentals of massage and building a good foundation. Very well taught and the energy component was an eye-opener!” - Wyendi Hon

“Great beginners course with good balance of theory and hands-on practice. Betty is gifted in using stories to engage as well as offering a practical yet spiritual angle to the human-animal connection.” - Gennet Song

“Thank you for breaking down the course into easily comprehensible and digestible bits.” - Heng Tien Tien

“Pet massage is not as complicated as I imagined it to be.” - Tanny Wong