Carmel Keylock
Most recently certified as a canine rehabilitation practitioner with the University of Tennessee. Before that an active member of the National Association of Veterinary Physiotherapists in the U.K.

So what is weird about that?
Since qualifying as a member of the NAVP in 1996 I have always been reading up on the latest research and techniques for making life better for injured or disabled pets.
If it wasn't for my children I would be one of those nerdy people with only 1 topic of conversation...
O.K. so I'm weird

The wonderful part is seeing peoples pets recover to comfortable mobility.

You are the most important member of the rehabilitation team!
It is you that has to put in the time for extra walks, extra exercises, or even just to bring your pet to us for rehabilitation therapies.

Noelle is a bit shy, but hopefully I can convince her to provide me with some accurate text about her Reiki and Tellington-Touch training, as well as her availability to do rehabilitation exercise sessions direct from peoples homes.
And no, she doesn't have horns  or a gnome growing out of her head :)