Tracie Audette Email and Phone Number

Tracie Seavey Audette has been certified as an Acuscope Therapist since 1998. She is an accomplished horsewoman and competes in many disciplines of riding including dressage and reining. Out of the arena she is an active advocate for political change regarding complimentary therapies and veterinary practice. She was very active in getting the Oklahoma Veterinary Practice Act amendment (HB3202) passed which allows for equine teeth floating and other practices of routine animal husbandry to be exempt from the practice of veterinary medicine. The law was signed by Governor Brad Henry on April 16, 2010 and is effective as of August 26, 2010Until three years ago, she spent her entire life in rural Alaska riding horses and running Iditarod endurance sled dogs with her family. She developed nutritional support and Acuscope Therapy for their Iditarod championship teams. Tracie is well versed in treating conditions and athletic injuries in both large and small animals. She works closely with veterinarians, top trainers, and owners who compete in equine and canine performance venues at the highest levels. Tracie has presented case studies involving Acuscope Therapy at the World Wide Symposium for Animal Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation. She has extensive knowledge in animal nutrition, bio-mechanics, and the bio-energetics of the body. She travels and teaches seminars on whole health for animals. She uses her working relationship with veterinarians, common sense and her intuition to incorporate a ‘wholistic approach to wellness’. Tracie is also a certified trainer for the ElectroAcuscope/ Myoscope Therapy System. She now practices from her facility in Purcell, Oklahoma. The Acuscope/Myoscope Therapy System, therapeutic laser, nutrition, and bio-energetic balancing are just a few of the modalities she incorporates.