Healing Hands for our Equine Friends

08/26/2026

Good afternoon everybody! If I haven’t reached out for September massages, please message me or make a comment under here. I want to make sure I get everybody in this month. I am also accepting new clients. Thank you so very much to all my amazing loyal clients. This is YEAR #22 massaging. Seeing the difference that I make on all these beautiful ponies I work on makes my heart so full. 

08/22/2026

Hey everyone! ❤️
I just wanted to take a moment to say a huge THANK YOU for your patience and understanding with me this past month. My schedule at the animal hospital has been a little different than usual, and I’ve been doing my very best to accommodate everyone and get as many horses on my August schedule as possible.
I know many of you have already reached out about scheduling for September. Typically, I like to book your next appointment while I’m there with you and your horse so we can keep everyone on a consistent schedule. As soon as my manager releases my September work schedule, I will be reaching out to get everyone booked!
I also sincerely apologize to anyone I wasn’t able to accommodate this month or keep on their regular schedule. I truly appreciate your patience and flexibility while I juggle both schedules. Please know that I haven’t forgotten about anyone! ❤️
I’m incredibly grateful for each and every one of you who continues to trust me with your horses. Your support, understanding, and loyalty mean more to me than you know. 🐴❤️
Thank you for bearing with me — I promise I’m working on getting everyone taken care of!

08/16/2026

08/07/2026

It’s always a pleasure to come here and massage!!

06/30/2026

Hey there, I have availability Friday afternoon for massages if anyone is interested. Let me know

06/17/2026

Good afternoon everyone….. I have availability this weekend for massages. Let me know if you’d like to get your horse on my schedule.

05/27/2026

I extend my gratitude to the Newtown Bridle Lands Association for inviting me as a guest speaker this evening. It was a pleasure to discuss and educate attendees about the benefits of equine sports massage therapy. I appreciated the opportunity to meet everyone. Special thanks to Paul Bruenn for arranging my invitation and supporting the work I do for our equine athletes.

05/22/2026

Learn from a trained equine maassage therapist about this practice for flexibility, release of tenion, and injury prevention.

05/21/2026

Tue, May 26 | at Sal e Pepe Restaurant I will be doing a presentation about equine sports massage therapy. Thank you to the Newtown Bridle Land Association for inviting me to your event. Looking forward to seeing everyone.

https://www.nblact.org/event-details/all-about-equine-massage?fbclid=IwdGRleAR7TthleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEe5EXJ4i4UiFAksY8dv592m4J9I6PM2048wkbdirtdMFf8JtCKr7l35xADSPk_aem_JzwHnEysAMtAsgLzqHJoCA

Learn from a trained equine maassage therapist about this practice for flexibility, release of tenion, and injury prevention.

05/09/2026

Good read !!

Let’s talk about the difference of massage & PEMF!
Last night after taking to another equine massage therapist halfway across the country, it seems to be a common thing that people just want to use machines over a professionally trained person!
Massage & PEMF are two entirely different modalities and one does not replace the other. The machine does not rebalance the horse, stretch the horse, know which side is worse than the other or which area needs extra attention. It does not feel a muscle relax or release, or release knots if the practitioner doesn’t know how to find them, and it generally does the same thing for each spot throughout the body. It cannot feel if there is a subluxation somewhere, and cannot change the structure of the horse how I share with my before & after images. It also doesn’t notice which side is tighter, atrophied, or able to tell how the horse carries itself just by feeling the horse and looking at their muscling. It can’t tell if your horse has a tack fitting issue, a primary issue, where the horse is compensating, I can go on and on…
If PEMF is done correctly, your horse should not be sore the next day or hate having it done. PEMF goes to the cellular level and helps regenerate healthy cells to that area something a massage cannot do. It also goes deeper than a massage less invasively and just overall deeper. A huge added benefit of it is that it can help speed up the healing process of soft tissue injuries and help arthritic horses in a different way than massage does.
I offer both together because I think it’s getting the best of both worlds, however one does not replace the other.
Both offer increase circulation, blood flow, decrease pain & inflammation, and while PEMF can help eliminate scar tissue pretty much anywhere, massage can as well in some areas!
So let’s remember to use highly trained professionals instead of constantly just having machines used on your horse’s, I bet you will learn a TON more about your horse’s body and if you have someone that do both it’s a huge added bonus!