Healing and support for the whole horse.
services & Fees
All sessions approximately 45-90 minutes, depending on need and comfort level
Ask about muti-horse booking discounts
Reduced rates for non-profit equine organizations
Other farm animals who might benefit from bodywork? Reach out and ask! I am certified to provide acupressure to a variety of large animals.
Therapeutic Massage
Therapeutic massage involves manual manipulation of soft tissues, and sometimes joints. It supports well-being and health in a number of ways:
Improves circulation within and across body systems
Improves muscle tone and muscle and skin health
Moves lymphatic fluid
Increases mobility
Contributes to nervous system health
Contributes to relaxation and emotional health
Improves injury/illness/surgical recovery
$75 | Session
Craniosacral Therapy
Craniosacral therapy is gentle, hands-on, energy-based work derived from osteopathic study. It focuses on the restoration of balance to the rhythms of motion present in all body tissues rooted in the cranial bone sutures. Craniosacral therapy provides many benefits:
Releases patterns of stress and trauma
Contributes to structural realignment
Supports improved mobility
Contributes to whole body balance
Improves illness/injury/surgical recovery
Contributes to mental and emotional health
$100 | Session
Acupressure
Acupressure is a non-invasive ancient healing practice rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Through contact with specific points and channels in the body, acupressure works to resolve patterns of imbalance in both the musculoskeletal system and organ systems alike, and is focused on preventive care. Acupressure provides an exceptionally broad range of benefits:
Improves circulation within and across body systems
Releases patterns of tension
Supports and restores organ system health
Improves nervous system health
Promotes the free flow of energy
Contributes to mental and emotional health
Improves injury/illness/surgical recovery
$100 | Session
Integrated Session
Often, multiple imbalances are co-occurring and a variety of modalities are appropriate. Some horses respond differently to modalities in different regions of the body. Lastly, often an imbalance can be best addressed with one modality, while maintenance support is best provided with another. I am happy to develop dynamic and responsive sessions drawing on multiple approaches.
$120 | Session
“When we show our respect for other living things, they respond with respect for us.”
— Arapaho Proverb
