Equine bodywork for your heart horse

We'll discuss any concerns you have about your horse, past injuries, any veterinary or chiropractic treatment plans your horse in undergoing, and I will take a brief history.

If possible, please do not apply fly spray, grooming spray, etc to your horse prior to the session.

Bodywork can be completed anywhere that is comfortable and safe for your horse. Some horses prefer their stall, others like to be in an aisle or wash rack. If the weather is nice and your horse is comfortable, I can complete the session outdoors. It's best to avoid high traffic areas in the barn, and if possible, schedule around feeding times. 

It is my goal to create a relaxed session. If an owner is on-site they may choose to hold the horse. However, if I'm working in a stall, I will usually use a halter and lead rope to adjust the horse's position. 

We'll make adjustments as needed, based on your horse's personality and comfort, as well as safety for everyone involved. 

Each session is tailored to the individual horse and its needs. I will actively connect with and listen to your horse, adjusting my methods as the session progresses. 

I book 60 or 90 minute bodywork sessions. 

A 60 minute session typically includes:

• Swedish Massage
• Myofascial Release
• Stretches

In a 90 minute equine bodywork session I will have more time to use multiple modalities. 

Such as:

• Myofascial Release & Swedish Massage
• Red Light Therapy
• Acupressure
• Reiki
• SUREFOOT Stability Program

Available as an add on:

• Kinesiology Taping (cost depends on size of application)

I typically recommend that your horse avoid ridden work or heavy exercise for 24-48 hours after a session. 

Within 24 hours you will be emailed an electronic report detailing the session and areas where restrictions were found. 

You can pay via check, cash, Venmo, or PayPal. Payment is expected at the time of service and an invoice will be sent out for your records.