Sandra J Howlett
DC, CST-D, Certified Veterinary Chiropractor, EFLC

Dr. Howlett (Sandi) is a 1987 graduate of the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in Toronto, and spent the first 18 years of her professional career in the Annapolis Valley of Nova Scotia. She relocated to Peterborough, Ontario area in September 2005. She currently spends much of the traveling teaching Equine and Small Animal CranioSacral Therapy internationally, for which she is the developer and instructor.

Sandi brings to the treatment table countless hours over many years of CranioSacral Therapy experience. She has completed her Advanced 3 training, and often volunteers as an UI/IAHE teaching assistant from the introductory to advanced levels. In addition to CST/SER, Brain Curriculum, Neural Manipulation, Visceral Manipulation, & Lymphatic Drainage Therapy, she practices diversified chiropractic technique and is a formerly certified Active Release Techniques (ART) provider. This allows her maximum flexibility in what she can offer to her patients, allowing safe and effective treatment for patients of all ages - from newborn to the aged. Sandi also has training in chiropractic rehabilitation, and sports medicine. Sandi is a core team member of Integrative Intentions. She is part of the administration, is a Therapy Team Coordinator, a Primary Therapist, and/or an Adjunct Therapist for Chiropractic and/or Equine Facilitated Therapy. More information on Integrative Therapy Programs is available at www.integrativeintentions.com or www.iahe.com. She is also a North American Certified Animal Chiropractor. In addition to this animal skill set, Sandi is certified in EFLC (Equine Facilitated Learning & Coaching With Horses), where the horses are co-facilitators in the therapy session. This modality blends and melds beautifully with CST/SER. In giving back to the horses, Sandi has also developed her EcoSomatics course offered through UI/IAHE, for which she is the only Instructor. CranioSacral Therapy techniques are taught with an awareness of interspecies relationships, neurophysiology, and behaviour. For more information, visit www.experienceequus.com or www.iahe.com.