Therapeutic massage + bodywork for horses
Massage + Bodywork
Helping your horse to feel and perform their best
Alleviating pain and tension, improving circulation, increasing range of motion, enhancing lymph flow and drainage, all while decreasing stress and anxiety.
Discover bodywork that helps your horse feel
STRONGER CALMER RESTORED
BALANCED FOCUSED HEALTHY
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Explore the
possibilities
With a variety of modalities to meet your horse’s needs
Each massage session is tailored to the individual horse. Depending upon their situation, they may benefit from Swedish massage strokes, myofascial release work, deep tissue massage or even acupressure. We are continuously exploring new ways to help your horses feel their best, so stay tuned!
Bodywork creates the space for both physical and energetic balance, encouraging the body to heal itself.
From birth to retirement
All ages can benefit from routine bodywork
Foals can benefit from shorter bodywork sessions aimed at reducing any accumulating tension from rapid growth or hard play. Bodywork can also do so much in assisting correction of angular and flexural limb deformities by relieving tension in the affecting muscles, tendons and fascia lines.
Bodywork can be equally beneficial for an aging horse, easing pain and other symptoms of arthritis, improving fluidity and range of motion, plus encouraging more efficient functioning of bodily systems such as the digestive tract, endocrine activity, lymph circulation and drainage, etc.
Testimonials
“I cannot recommend our dear friend enough! She has turned horses around from various levels of discomfort and trauma helping heal them as part of our team. We couldn’t do it without her! Her span of travel is all over Texas so give her a shout if you are interested and she may be able to work you in!”
Sarah
Longview, TX
“Chelse worked on my horse for me. He was very tight in his back legs and hips. He had been so uncomfortable that our shoer would only put shoes on his front feet. Chelse very patiently worked her magic. He was resistant, and not overly cooperative, but Chelse persevered. I greatly appreciated that she would explain what she was doing, and then showed me how I could continue working on making him comfortable. She also worked on my friend’s mule and Lola loved it! Her mule was much more cooperative. I hope that I will be lucky enough to be able to book her again when she returns to Washington.”
Rachael
Ellensburg, WA
