No. 281 Ann Marie Hancock DVM talks about Head Shaking Syndrome

Dr. Ann-Marie Hancock, DVM, EDO graduated from Colorado State University in 2003 with her DVM. She started using Acupuncture in her practice in 2008 and Osteopathy in 2010. She has been practicing in Northern Virginia since 2013 and owns True North Equine Veterinary Services in Warrenton, VA. She is committed to creating long-lasting, meaningful, and positive connections between horse owners and their horses by improving horse mobility and overall wellness. She works with other veterinarians, farriers, dentists, nutritionists, saddle fitters, bodyworkers, and other horse health care workers as a team member to achieve that goal.

[@margaretpinchen3274]

This is such great info! Thank you! 👏❤

[@biancamatter519]

Excellent presentation showing compassion and curiosity about what the underlying issues are for the horse. I am trained in Somatic Experiencing and am working with humans on trauma, and I also have a beautiful Apaloosa who has had ulcers and I think may have headshaking (he had several incidents where in a trailer he did hit his head due to tying issues before I got him), so I am so curious about helping him with the trigeminal and vagus nerve work that you expertly explained. Thank you!

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Great presentation 🙌🙌👏👏💜