Redsand Canyon If you don't learn it young, it's hard to get the trick of it later.

The thank you fell and Aquene could not help but dismiss it. “The pleasure is all mine.” She offered back. Ruenna had offered her a home, a use for her talents after she had been on her own for so long. The least she could do was everything in her power to assist with the woman’s pain. In her mind, there was no debt for the Matrona to pay, but a debt for Aquene herself to pay.
 
She assured that the Akashingo wolf did wish to help and she nodded. “I discussed the plan with her and she did seem to approve.” She stated with a lack of detail further. Qiao had been nice to speak with, however she was still hesitant to trust her. “Admittedly I’ve always been cautious when it comes to other healers. I have a particular system set up for myself and while I love help, other healers about just reminds me of how stressed I can get with other paws in the mix.” It was something she was working on, a hint of a lightness in her tone before she chuckled at herself. “I will make sure to include her on future discussions. I know much, but this is new terrain for me. There might be plants that grow here that did not grow in my homeland.” She could do some learning herself.
 
Hydrotherapy. Aquene hummed with another nod. “Resistance therapy in general is good for it. It helps to strengthen the muscles and takes pressure off the spine and limbs.” She agreed as she discussed it. “Even training by pushing a smaller rock around might do the trick in the winter months, pushing against it with your limbs in order to move forward. It’s not as effective, but could pass in the winter months until it is warm enough to swim. I also have a poultice that can help with the stiffness. If any day you need it, all you need to do is see me for it. Thankfully the plants involved in it thrive stubbornly throughout most of the winter so the stock for it is usually fine.”