ABOUT
Adriana Halpern is a Certified Veterinary Chiro-Practitioner (CVCP) practicing Veterinary Orthopedic Manipulation (VOM) . She is also a Certified Canine Therapeutic Massage Therapist (CTMT) through the Rocky Mountain School of Animal Acupressure and Massage out of Colorado. She is also a Certified Reiki Master for people and pets (including horses) and is also a Certified AromaTouch practitioner, as well as having worked closely with human holistic practitioners for many years. Adriana has completed traing in Roots of Herbalism as well as Family Herbalism through the Florida School of Holistic Living in Orlando, FL. She has also completed seminars in Basic Homeopathy, Equine Nutrition, Wellness and Hoof Care through Brevard Community College, Herbalism, Animal Communication, as well as uses Bach Flower Remedies and Aromatherapy. .
Over the years Adriana has always had an affinity towards both dogs and horses, and was a natural horsemanship horse trainer as well as former owner and trainer of Northland Equine Center in Liberty, MO. Adriana has had extensive training in principles of natural horsemanship through a long term apprenticeship with Cindy McDevitt, John Lyons Certified Select Trainer.
After many years of personal health issues with herself and also with her dog Bear, Adriana launched herself into holistic healing both for her 4 legged friends as well for herself. Through intensive study, excellent mentors, and hands on practice into Holistic Nutrition, Bach Flower Remedies, Homeopathy, Aromatherapy, Reiki (Energy Balancing) and Applied Kinesiology (muscle testing), Adriana took the next step to share her knowledge and continues on her path towards holistic healing by becoming a canine massage therapist and completed her certification in Veterinary Orthopedic Manipulation with Dr. William Inman , DVM.
Adriana and her husband Micah are the proud pet parents of 4 dogs Dexter, Salem Emma, and Rosie as well as their horses Sugar King , Sugar Plum, Flint, and their goats Belle, Joey, Petunia, Shine and Tansy.