Campisi Holistic Canine
Expert Resources for Canine Therapy
Holistic Services
Structural Integration
Is your canine recovering from a traumatic injury or accident? Did your dog have ACL surgery and is struggling with imbalances from the procedure? Perhaps your dog is older and dealing with achy, sore hips and pelvis, either from arthritis or too many great car rides.
Structural Integration is a wonderful addition to your dog’s physical, mental, and emotional well-being!
Manual Osteopathic Care
Currently enrolled in the London College of Osteopathy’s Canine Manual Therapy program. Graduation is set for late summer 2026. While in the program, I am incorporating Osteopathic techniques into my existing canine therapy sessions. For more information about the program and how Osteopathy can help your canine, please visit:
Craniosacral Therapy
Helps to relieve neurological issues, stress, anxiety, and post-surgical stressors, as well as major life changes and relocations or newly adopted dogs. This is a hands-on technique that usually lasts 30-45 minutes.
Excellent treatment for stressed shelter dogs and those recovering from surgery.
Pet Sitting, Boarding & Outing Services
Make an appointment for personalized pet sit, boarding or group outing today!
Serving the Taos and Santa Fe communities.
Who We Are
My name is L’aura Marie Campisi, and I am the practitioner and owner of Campisi Holistic Canine. I started professionally working with canines in 2018, drawing upon my twenty years as a human Structural Integration practitioner - yoga teacher. Having dogs since I was small, I’ve been drawn to helping canines along their journey, whether they were lost, ill, injured, or simply needing company.
I started to employ the concepts of the classic Rolf 10 series fascial work when an injured or imbalanced dog came down my path. After treating a few neighborhood dogs and seeing results, something clicked. I was driven to move towards predominantly treating canines.
In the early winter of 2025, I was accepted into the London College of Animal Osteopathy for their Manual Osteopathy program. I decided to begin to focus on the canine and see where that would take me. Since living in Taos, New Mexico, I have treated horses, birds, a few sheep, and the feline.
My vision while enrolled in this program is to help as many animals as possible and learn from them. Each animal is different. Each dog has its own unique story, and it’s my interest to learn from them and hone my listening skills as a practitioner.
I currently live in Taos with my partner, our dog Chloe, and cat Beau. I operate from Wild Earth Wellness at the Lofts in Santa Fe on Sundays, which is Bring Your Pet Day - my primary office is in Taos.
