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Modalities Offered
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Myofascial Release (MFR) focuses on addressing restrictions within the fascia—the thin, connective tissue that surrounds and supports every muscle, organ, blood vessel, bone, and nerve in the body. Fascia does far more than provide structural integrity; it contains nerves that make it almost as sensitive as skin itself. When the body undergoes stress, trauma, or repetitive strain, the fascia can tighten and restrict movement, leading to discomfort, tension, and even compensation patterns.

Through gentle yet targeted techniques, including manual handwork, specific stretching, and the use of specialized tools such as gua sha scrapers, fascial release tools, and even vibrational instruments like tuning forks, I work to release these restrictions, restoring healthy fascia function and mobility.

Importantly, myofascial release is often the first step before deeper massage work can be effective, as freeing the fascia allows muscles and other structures to respond more openly to further therapy.

In essence, myofascial release helps “unwind” the body, setting the stage for true healing and improved movement.

Myo-manipulative Functional Therapy (Equine MFT) focuses on restoring healthy muscle function and addressing restrictions that interfere with optimal movement. The term myo-manipulative refers to techniques that directly influence the muscles, while functional therapy targets the body’s ability to move and perform as it was naturally designed.

Through skilled, hands-on techniques, Equine MFT works to:

  • Restore proper mobility and range of motion

  • Improve muscular symmetry and balance

  • Support natural realignment of the body

  • Promote faster recovery and healing

  • Reduce the risk of injury or re-injury

This therapy is especially beneficial for performance horses, horses in rehabilitation, and those showing signs of compensation, stiffness, or uneven movement.

By addressing muscular imbalances at their source, Equine MFT helps your horse move more freely, comfortably, and efficiently.

Energy Work is a gentle yet profound holistic practice that focuses on rebalancing and harmonizing your horse’s energetic field to support both physical and emotional healing. Horses, like all living beings, have subtle energy systems that can become disrupted by stress, trauma, pain, or emotional imbalance.

Through either light hands-on contact or off-body energy work, I help restore balance to these energy pathways, allowing the body’s natural healing mechanisms to engage more fully.

Benefits of energy work may include:

  • Emotional release and improved mental well-being

  • Support for physical ailments and chronic tension

  • Calming of nervous system dysregulation

  • Behavioral improvements linked to emotional imbalance

This gentle modality is especially beneficial for sensitive horses, those recovering from trauma, or those who seem "shut down" or emotionally disconnected. Energy work can help your horse feel safer in their body, promoting deeper healing from within.

Integrative bodywork
Equine Craniosacral therapy
Equine Integrative Bodywork
Vibrational Sound Therapy
Kinesiology Tapping
Equine Cupping
Integrative Bodywork
Integrative Bodywork
Equine Integrative Body work

Craniosacral Therapy (CST) is a gentle, hands-on modality that works with the body’s natural rhythms to release restrictions within the craniosacral system—the protective membranes and fluids surrounding the brain and spinal cord. Using subtle, intentional touch, patterns of motion within the skull, spine, and pelvis are assessed and gently encouraged toward balance.

By restoring healthy movement within these key structures, CST helps the central nervous system regulate more effectively, supporting deep relaxation, improved skeletal alignment, and whole-body balance.

This therapy is particularly valuable for horses with unresolved tension, behavioral changes, trauma, or performance limitations, as well as for young foals navigating the physical transitions of early development.

While CST is subtle, its effects can be profound—helping both body and mind unwind, release, and restore.

Vibrational Sound Therapy (VST) uses the therapeutic power of tuning forks to deliver sonic vibrations directly to areas of tension or imbalance within the body. These subtle yet powerful vibrations help stimulate the body’s natural energy flow—or qi—encouraging realignment and release at both physical and energetic levels.

By striking a tuning fork and applying it to areas of tension, mechanoreceptors within the tissues are activated, which can:

  • Release myofascial restrictions

  • Increase local circulation

  • Alleviate pain and discomfort

  • Promote energetic balance and emotional release

In addition to its physical effects, Vibrational Sound Therapy can help heighten self-awareness and support the nervous system in achieving a more regulated, grounded state. This modality is especially helpful for sensitive horses, those with nervous system dysregulation, and animals holding emotional trauma.

VST is a gentle yet profound way to encourage the body’s natural healing processes through the combined power of sound and energy.

Additional Supportive Therapies

Depending on your horse’s individual needs and responses during a session, I may incorporate additional therapeutic tools such as:

  • Kinesiology Taping – to support muscles, fascia, and joints post-session

  • Cupping Therapy – to stimulate circulation, release deep tension, and support detoxification

  • Vibration (Massage) Gun Therapy – for targeted muscular release in more restricted areas

These modalities are never used all at once, as overwhelming the body can hinder healing. Instead, each session is guided by the horse's responses—using only what their body and nervous system are ready to receive.

Sometimes combining certain therapies, like Craniosacral Therapy with Vibrational Sound Therapy, can create a deeply calming and synergistic effect. Other times, when a horse communicates discomfort with direct touch—whether physically or emotionally—modalities like cupping or off-body techniques offer an alternative way to support them without pressure.

Ultimately, the horse always leads the session, and their comfort, readiness, and subtle communication guide every choice I make.

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