Equine Bodywork

Due to being certified in a variety of bodywork modalities, Lindsay uses massage, myofascial release, cranial sacral therapy & the Lazaris Nerve Release Technique on each horse, based off of what they need. No horse is ever the same, so their bodywork shouldn't be either! Sessions, especially the first one, can take up to 2 hours, and is based on the horse's acceptance of the bodywork. Some may not be ready for their entire body to be done in an entire session. Lindsay will work with each horse's comfort level.

Restores musculoskeletal balance
Relives the body of toxins which aids in rapid healing of injuries
Improves blood and lymph circulation
Enhances muscle tone and aids in the prevention of muscle related injuries
Reduces tension and muscle spasms
Reduces inflammation and swelling in joints
Boosts athletic performance
Increases production of synovial fluid (great for arthritic horses)
Improves pliability of connective tissue
Improves proper posture and body biomechanics
Helps with head shakers
Relieves compressed nerves
Helps balance the horse's nervous system and regulate their emotions
Improve use and function of the thoracic sling
Improves some lamenesses

$120.00

*Customized add ons can be incorporated into bodywork, that area listed below!

Red Light Therapy

Infra red light therapy is incorporated into the session. Light therapy offers many benefits such as:

Increasing circulation by the formation of new capillaries
Decreases the amount of scar tissue in tendon and ligament injures as well as with wounds
Reduction of edema
Pain relief and relaxation of muscles
Stimulation of the production of collagen
Increases DNA and RNA production
Stimulation of trigger and acupuncture points
Decreases pain from injuries and arthritis

Lindsay has a red light pen that she uses to balance meridians on the animal's body, which is similar to acupuncture. She also has a red light pad that can be used anywhere on their body.

$125 equine

$70 canine

Kinesiology Tape

Kinesiology Rocktape lifts the fur and skin of the horse to help decrease inflammation and pain. It acts on the major compartments of the body: skin, fascia, muscles, joints, and the lymphatic system. It can also be used to help the following:

muscle atrophy, muscle memory, muscle pain
support example: popping stifles or tendon injuries
swelling

The tape is waterproof and sweat proof. The horse can be ridden and worked with the tape as well! This is offered after a bodywork to engage and lengthen the effects of the session. We do not offering just taping.

$130

PULSE ELECTRo MAGNETIC FREQUENCY

PEMF is the use of magnetic waves to stimulate cell repair to damaged cells and to enhance the creation of new healthy cells in problem areas. PEMF is known for going deeper than many other modalities in helping cellular repair, increasing circulation, speeding up healing time, and can provide relief for issues such arthritis, soft tissue injuries, wounds, decreasing inflammation, abscesses, and sore muscles. It also can be used to promote organ healthy such as working on the lungs for asthmatic horse's, and help with overall body wellness. PEMF also magnifies things. Any bodywork, red light, taping, medications, or supplements are known to be more effective directly after a PEMF session.

This only offered with massage for equine!

$170 bodywork and PEMF for equines

$60 canine 40 minute session

$120 massage and PEMF for canines

Thermography

Thermography is the study of heat. Lindsay uses a professional grade thermography camera to take photos of the horse's/dog's body to find areas of heat and inflammation.

Thermography can show muscle tears, bone chips, tendon and ligament injuries, laminitis, nerve root problems, disc compressions, arthritis, SI issues, saddle fit, and imbalances in the muscling of the horse.

Clients can request thermography three different ways. First, to check saddle fit. Before pictures are taken then the horse is ridden in the saddle that needs to be checked for at least 15 minutes, then another photo is taken.

The photo can show any unevenness from on side to another, or if the saddle is pinching anywhere. The second way offered, is to have thermography done before and after bodywork. The before areas will show areas with issue in depth, and the after will show the improvement, and if anything else needs to be done to achieve optimal comfort for the horse.

The last way offered is body shot sets of the horse. These shots will compare sides of the horse and show any issues the horse may be having.

Clients can then decide to help eliminate these issues in future appointments. All photos will be edited through the FLIR tools system and emailed to the client within 48 hours of their appointment.

Lindsay works with Dr. Looney at Central Hospital for Veterinary Medicine and Laura Well of Pawz for Wellness in providing thermal imaging for patient's there, and accepts referrals from them.

Starts at $60 inquire for more pricing details