Started out as a RMT looking to make the world a but better for those who are seeking to better themselves through healing their bodies. After a few years in the field of people and learning different skill sets I wanted to do something more. As I was searching for different modalities to add to my skill set I came across Equine Massage.

I was a bit hesitant at first, due to an accident with a horse when I was little. I felt very drawn to this course. I applied and now i am currently almost done. The connections I’ve made through horses and myself, classmates and instructors has been very eye opening.

I want to make the equine world better for those who are ready to embrace changes. I want to help build knowledge that everyone can learn from and grow and add. I can see the equine world being able to reach more potential and horses themselves having better lives. When I say this I know many horses live good lives have many people in professions as well as their owners caring for them.

In the science side of things there is so much to be expanded and I look forward to learning and growing from those before me and those who come after me. My main goals here are to being healing and knowledge of health to those who I work on, with, and for. Currently expanding and making sure that equine care and RMT is accessible to all people and horses. I look forward to keep building my knowledge in Human science and learning more about the human body and how we are so connected within ourselves yet how far we are from the connection within us.

Equine Therapeutics include the following services

·      Deep/Therapeutic Massage

·      Kinesiology Taping

·      Sports Massage

·      BioFlex Laser Therapy (LLLT)

·      Human/ Equine Gait Analysis

Horses are an amazing animal, they are resilient and built for survival. We’ve been taught that when they are showing bad behaviour its due to an attitude or just being difficult. This in reality could actually be discomfort/ Pain and they can only communicate that to us through gestures. They don’t speak, they are heard animals their language is touch. To understand what they need we need to step back and watch what they are telling us.

Sometimes this is a minor thing, or it could be a huge deal, some horses don’t show their pain and hold onto that ego. So when they finally can’t hold out any longer they may go limp “out of the blue” but in reality the signs have been there we just don’t pay attention because they still are doing the work.

Sometimes, many tools are needed upfront, other times I like to start with just massage after I do an assessment. Sometimes I will do laser in one area after the massage because there is known Arthritis or major pain/ Healing required. I believe in all my tools and skills I have taken the time to learn.

I look forward to hearing from you and getting your horse(s) up to their highest potential.