Sacred touch;
A form of the practice of laying-on-of-hands,
knowing exactly how and where to place your hands
in order to bring a animal or human into a deep state of relaxation and healing.
Integrative bodywork is a holistic therapy that combines various techniques to treat the body and mind as a whole:
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The goal is to
help the body heal itself by addressing the root causes of pain and other issues
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The techniques m
ay include massage (shiatsu) myofascial release, stretching, muscle manipulation, gua sha, energy work, cranioscaral, and vibrational/sound therapy.
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This focus
addresses a range of issues, including emotional pain, stress, minor injuries, and recovery from surgery
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The benefits c
an help relieve pain, improve range of motion, manage inflammation and engage the parasympathetic nervous system.
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This approach recognizes
that the body's systems are interconnected, and aims to treat the body holistically.
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Integrative bodywork sessions are tailored to the individual's needs, and may include an assessment and personalized treatment. Some techniques focus on the nervous system, while others may target the circulatory system, respiratory or connective tissue.
Sessions can be anywhere from 45 minutes to 1.5 hours.
This depends on using multiple modalities or difficult issues and of course the horse's needs.
$100 per horse, 4 horses maximum per day.
This price includes integrative Body Work, in which I feel the horse needs.
If you have more than 4 horses, discounts may apply.
Kinesiology taping has an extra cost of $10 - $20 depending on how much is used.
If you have more than 4 horses, we can split up the sessions.
Body work is most beneficial every 4-6 weeks to obtain optimal mobility and balance, especially if they are athletic or seniors. On occasion, if there are serious imbalances, bi-weekly sessions may be recommended to start with.
Your horses comfort will always be my focus
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Please see travel information for traveling details.
To learn about each modality