We offer a range of services including equine bodywork, riding lessons, horse training, canine bodywork, and various therapeutic modalities like PEMF, ultrasound therapy, kinesiology taping. For the full range of services, please ser our Services page.

We are located in Chester County, PA and we serve the local equine community. We regularly travel to homes and barns within a 25-mile radius of our location.

You can schedule an appointment by contacting us through our website or by emailing us directly.

We require a 48-hour notice for cancellations. Late cancellations may incur a fee.

Yes, we offer a comprehensive 90-minute new client evaluation to assess your horse’s needs and create a tailored treatment plan.

Our sessions may include massage and physiotherapy in conjunction with other therapeutic modalities that we offer, including neuromyofascial release, equine kinesiology taping, gua sha, cupping, trigger point therapy, structural integration, aromatherapy, ultrasound, electrostimulation with TENS, BTMM nerve release. These therapeutic treatments are included in your bodywork session at no additional fee. ​I may choose one or more additional therapeutic modality depending on the animal's individual needs.

The frequency depends on your horse’s needs. We recommend starting with a consultation to determine an appropriate schedule.

Benefits include muscle tension relief, improved mobility, enhanced circulation, and overall improved comfort and performance.

Yes, bodywork can aid in the recovery and management of specific injuries and conditions. In addition, it’s a vital component of maintaining a horse’s health and performance.

Ensure your horse is clean and dry, and provide a quiet, safe environment for the session.

PEMF therapy uses electromagnetic fields to transmit therapeutic signals deep into the body’s tissues, promoting blood flow and relaxing muscles.

Yes, PEMF therapy is safe, effective, and drug-free.

Benefits include improved circulation, muscle relaxation, and positive effects on the nervous system.

Sessions can range from 15 to 60 minutes, depending on your horse’s needs. It is offered as an add-on to your regular bodywork session at no additional fee.

Yes, PEMF therapy can be effectively combined with other treatments.

It is a therapy that uses tape to support muscles and joints, improve circulation, and reduce swelling.

It promotes healing, supports weak areas, and reduces muscle soreness.

The tape can stay on for several days, depending on the application and the horse’s activity level.

Yes, it can complement other therapeutic modalities.

It is a technique that targets the fascia and muscles to release tension and improve movement.

Benefits include reduced muscle tension, improved mobility, and enhanced overall comfort.

It specifically targets the fascia and deep muscle layers to address chronic tension and restrictions.

Gua sha is a traditional therapy that uses scraping techniques to improve circulation and reduce muscle tension.

It promotes blood flow, reduces inflammation, and relieves muscle tension.

Yes, it is generally safe, but should be performed by a trained professional.

Cupping uses small suction cups to increase blood flow and relieve muscle tension.

Benefits include improved circulation, reduced muscle soreness, and enhanced overall well-being.

Suction cups are placed on specific areas to create a vacuum effect that lifts and stretches the tissue.

Ultrasound therapy uses sound waves to promote healing and reduce inflammation.

It promotes tissue repair, reduces inflammation, and alleviates pain.

It can treat conditions like tendonitis, arthritis, and soft tissue injuries.

Red light therapy uses low-level light to stimulate cellular healing and reduce inflammation.

Benefits include improved healing, reduced inflammation, and enhanced overall health.

Frequency depends on the condition being treated and the horse’s individual needs.

BTMM (Balance Through Manual Manipulation) nerve release is based on the Lazaris Nerve Release Technique™, a proprietary method created by Celeste Lazaris. This technique addresses suspected nerve compression within the horse, focusing specifically on the brachial plexus and lumbosacral plexus.

BTMM nerve release alleviates nerve pain, improves movement, and enhances overall comfort by targeting specific nerve compressions.

This technique can treat conditions related to nerve pain and dysfunction, particularly those affecting the brachial and lumbosacral plexus areas.

TENS therapy uses electrical stimulation to relieve pain and promote healing.

It reduces pain, improves circulation, and promotes muscle relaxation.

TENS therapy is generally safe, but should be used under professional guidance.

Trigger point therapy targets specific points of muscle tension to relieve pain and improve mobility.

It alleviates muscle knots, reduces pain, and enhances overall movement.

It involves applying pressure to specific trigger points to release muscle tension.

Structural integration realigns the body’s structure to improve posture and movement.

Benefits include improved alignment, enhanced movement, and reduced pain.

It focuses on the body’s overall structure and alignment rather than just individual muscles.

Aromatherapy uses essential oils to promote relaxation and healing.

It can reduce stress, improve mood, and support overall health.

Aromatherapy is generally safe, but it’s important to use high-quality oils and follow proper guidelines.

We offer full-service training for all disciplines, including young horse development and remedial training.

Our program includes personalized training plans tailored to each horse’s unique needs, focusing on balance, biomechanics, and effective communication.

Young horses are given a solid foundation, building skills such as forward movement, straightness, responsiveness, and strong, supple muscle development. We produce young horses that are relaxed, balanced, confident, and ready to excel in any discipline.

When restarting the remedial horse, we pay special attention to addressing any emotional tension, communication issues, and physical discomfort.

Each program is customized based on a thorough assessment of the horse’s needs and goals.

We offer lessons for all disciplines, tailored to each rider’s goals.

Lessons focus on balance, posture, correct use of aids, and training theory, tailored to the rider’s and horse’s needs.

Yes, we offer lessons for riders of all levels, from beginners to advanced.

We emphasize effective communication, correct biomechanics, and a supportive learning environment.

Bring appropriate riding attire, boots or shoes with a heel, a helmet, and a positive attitude.

Sessions include canine massage and neuromyofascial release to address muscle tension and improve mobility. Other therapeutic modalities may be included depending on your dog's needs.

The frequency depends on your dog’s needs. A consultation can help determine an appropriate schedule.

Benefits include muscle tension relief, improved flexibility, and enhanced overall well-being.

Yes, bodywork can aid in the recovery and management of specific conditions.

Ensure your dog is calm and comfortable, and provide a quiet, safe environment for the session.