Vision
Horse
Dynamics practice
Pain-free, non-invasive and ethical as possible, performing in equine sport physiotherapy and in good and harmonious rinding, out of welfare and para-medical health perspective.
Vision
Horse
Dynamics practice
Pain-free, non-invasive and ethical as possible, performing in equine sport physiotherapy and in good and harmonious rinding, out of welfare and para-medical health perspective.
Vision Horse Dynamics
method and
therapy
Pain-free, non-invasive and ethical as possible, performing in equine sport physiotherapy and in good and
harmonious rinding, out of welfare and para-medical health perspective.
Core values
- treatment, training en sport out of a ethical approach as possible.
- good and harmonious horse riding
- training from biomechanical and anatomical perspective
- the How, What and Way
- bridge between the gap of scientific knowledge and contemporary problems
- health management focused on quality of life and sustainability of the horse
- make (scientific) knowledge and diagnosis accessible and concrete and apply it in practice
- practice based evidence method and innovation development in paramedical veterinary health care
Vision Horse Dynamics
method and
therapy
Pain-free, non-invasive and ethical as possible, performing in equine sport physiotherapy and in good and
harmonious rinding, out of welfare and para-medical health perspective.
Core values
- treatment, training en sport out of a ethical approach as possible.
- good and harmonious horse riding
- training from biomechanical and anatomical perspective
- the How, What and Way
- bridge between the gap of scientific knowledge and contemporary problems
- health management focused on quality of life and sustainability of the horse
- make (scientific) knowledge and diagnosis accessible and concrete and apply it in practice
- practice based evidence method and innovation development in paramedical veterinary health care
“The knowledge of riding
is hidden in the horse “
How does a treatment work? Every case will start with a physiotherapeutic examination, with palpation, function and mobility tests and
movement analyses at the longe and under the saddle. In this, the request to help becomes the red line trough the research, which focuses on mapping findings of pain, joints, muscle, capsule, and ligament irritations and tissue damage. This produces treatable components that are treated with a high power laser class IV and manual neurofeedback techniques and manipulations. The practitioner palpates with the fingers and hands the affected structures, for example a tension (hypertonia) of a muscle and first treats the hypertonic muscle with a high power laser, with reduces the pain and inflammation, stimulates blood flow, reduces swelling and activities cell ATP production for directly cell regeneration. During the treatment, the practitioner applies manual neurofeedback techniques that are also pain-free and pleasantly experience for the horse. Meanwhile the treatment you can see that the affected structures change and after the treatment, you can visibly observe a change in the horse’s posture. This is followed by the recovery phase from day 1. till day 14. In which the activated cells renew and recover. During this 14 day period, targets training is appleid to the treatable region and appropriate to the treatment plan named, training out of anatomical and biomechanical perspective.
“no feet, no horse”
Evidence based practice proved therapy
AMNF-therapy is an innovative method that has been developed on the basis of practice based evidence. This means that the findings from the AMNF-therapy research are measured and evaluated treatment. The results are analyzed and validated by a practice based evidence proved software system. The aim is to measure and clarify the effectiveness of the treatment. A related goal is to be able to lower the threshold to collaboration with regular medicine and to improve the quality of the veterinary and para-medical health care.
What is AMNF therapy?
Arthro-myofascial stands for the connection between joints (arthro), muscles (myo) and membrane (fascia). Neurofeedback stands for the direct communication between the nerves (neuro) and the central nervous system. These communicate with each other, e.g. through and external signal, which is transmitted (internally) by the nerves to the central nervous system. The brain processes the information and feeds this information back (feedback) to the place where the signal was delivered. The AMNF-therapy is focussed to solve “chain problems and projections” between these components.
“The knowledge of riding is hidden in the horse “
Evidence based practice proved therapy
AMNF-therapy is an innovative method that has been developed on the basis of practice based evidence. This means that the findings from the AMNF-therapy research are measured and evaluated treatment. The results are analyzed and validated by a practice based evidence proved software system. The aim is to measure and clarify the effectiveness of the treatment. A related goal is to be able to lower the threshold to collaboration with regular medicine and to improve the quality of the veterinary and para-medical health care.
What is AMNF therapy?
Arthro-myofascial stands for the connection between joints (arthro), muscles (myo) and membrane (fascia). Neurofeedback stands for the direct communication between the nerves (neuro) and the central nervous system. These communicate with each other, e.g. through and external signal, which is transmitted (internally) by the nerves to the central nervous system. The brain processes the information and feeds this information back (feedback) to the place where the signal was delivered. The AMNF-therapy is focussed to solve “chain problems and projections” between these components.
How does a treatment work? Every case will start with a physiotherapeutic examination, with palpation, function and mobility tests and
movement analyses at the longe and under the saddle. In this, the request to help becomes the red line trough the research, which focuses on mapping findings of pain, joints, muscle, capsule, and ligament irritations and tissue damage. This produces treatable components that are treated with a high power laser class IV and manual neurofeedback techniques and manipulations. The practitioner palpates with the fingers and hands the affected structures, for example a tension (hypertonia) of a muscle and first treats the hypertonic muscle with a high power laser, with reduces the pain and inflammation, stimulates blood flow, reduces swelling and activities cell ATP production for directly cell regeneration. During the treatment, the practitioner applies manual neurofeedback techniques that are also pain-free and pleasantly experience for the horse. Meanwhile the treatment you can see that the affected structures change and after the treatment, you can visibly observe a change in the horse’s posture. This is followed by the recovery phase from day 1. till day 14. In which the activated cells renew and recover. During this 14 day period, targets training is appleid to the treatable region and appropriate to the treatment plan named, training out of anatomical and biomechanical perspective.
