Magic Hands Equine

Magic Hands Equine Equine Osteopath EDO CESMT
Offering comprehensive osteopathic sessions and Gladiator Equine technology.

🍂COMING SEPTEMBER 1ST🍂 🍁 After taking about a year hiatus to finish my Osteopathy degree and get married, I've decided t...
08/18/2026

🍂COMING SEPTEMBER 1ST🍂

🍁 After taking about a year hiatus to finish my Osteopathy degree and get married, I've decided to open my books to new clients!
I'm excited to dive back in with new faces! Please inquire for scheduling 📅

🍁 I am now offering full comprehensive Osteopathic sessions with the option of including the Gladiator Equine technology.

🍁 I have had people ask me if I will continue to offer massage - yes! I am still happy to be your horses regular massage therapist.

🍁 Beginning Sept 1st, I will be back to utilizing Equigate for reports for client horses. Again, this app is free for clients and allows me to provide detailed reports of sessions as well as keeping detailed profiles of client horses.

To my existing clients, thank you for hanging on through this very turbulent part of my life, it did not go unnoticed!
Very excited for my life to be getting back to normal and back to doing what I love. 🧡

Allow me to reintroduce myself.Jessica Rein, EDO 👩‍🎓Vluggen Institute for Equine Osteopathy GRADUATEI thought I'd have m...
07/01/2026

Allow me to reintroduce myself.

Jessica Rein, EDO 👩‍🎓
Vluggen Institute for Equine Osteopathy GRADUATE

I thought I'd have more to say after completing the 4 most challenging academic years of my life, but it hasn't fully set in yet.
It still feels like a pipe dream, out of reach. Bigger than me.

I remember sitting down for the first week of class thinking, "how on Earth am I ever going to make it?"
There were times I truly thought I wouldn't see the other side of it.

But I put my faith in something bigger and trusted that if God planted this in my heart as my calling, then it would keep calling. And it did.

What a privilege to be changed by challenges you chose to embrace.
What a privilege to carry the weight of a dream you refused to abandon.

Do it scared.
Do it tired.
Do it unready.
The years will pass regardless.
Chase your dreams, your inner child is counting on you.

Earlier this year, I was approached by Taylor CL Schouten of The Red Mare Project to see if I would be interested in bei...
06/19/2026

Earlier this year, I was approached by Taylor CL Schouten of The Red Mare Project to see if I would be interested in being a guest on their podcast in sharing my experience owning not one, but two ECVM horses.
This year is jam packed with 4 dissections, my final exams at the Vluggen Institute and getting married, but I've never been invited onto a podcast, so I couldn't say no! 😆

Last night we were able to convene and the episode should be out in about a week! 💕

This podcast highlights a lot of very valuable owner/professional experiences with various conditions. Please check out their other episodes!

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-red-mare-project/id1817818294

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1EPmya2GHA/
05/20/2026

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1EPmya2GHA/

All behavior is communication…this is true

But we have to decide where to draw the line

In the same way that people yelling, hitting, or abusing each other is communication, and speaks to an unmet need, we don’t have to allow ourselves to be harmed.

We often look at them as signs of pain, and often they can be but - Many of these behaviors come from a lack of structure - people and animals both learn to get their needs met through deregulated behaviors. It’s an important foundational piece missing- someone failed them in their education.

Abuse is often looked at as an active harming of a horse - physically harming the horse etc

But another, more prevalent form of abuse is depriving the horse of structure, limits and education in the quest to make ourselves feel good, to feel like the horse’s friend above actually helping them.

In the quest for connection, many people misunderstand a horse’s needs and produce a frustrated horse who becomes dangerous.

Connecting with the horse should never produce more dangerous encounters between horse and human- this is a huge misconception.

A horse is a horse, born for movement and structure-

If we can’t provide either, we have to seriously reconsider our relationship with horses

04/07/2026

With my first exam completed, I am starting to ease back into a normal(ish) work schedule.

That being said, to my existing clients, I have some availability left in April and May! 🌷🌞
If I haven't yet reached out to schedule with you, please feel free to message me!

I appreciate everyone's patience with my crazy study schedule. 📚🤓💕

This dissection was absolutely one I'll never forget. The anatomical abnormalities were haunting. You truly never know w...
03/30/2026

This dissection was absolutely one I'll never forget. The anatomical abnormalities were haunting. You truly never know what lays beneath the surface.
So thankful to have been able to attend this!

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1APBJDMCX3/

Understanding equine anatomy down to the smallest detail. 🐎✨

​Our post-graduate students have just completed an intensive two-day dissection course. This was a unique opportunity to transform theoretical knowledge into profound anatomical insight, guided by Janek Vluggen DO.EDO.

​Ready to take your professional expertise to the next level? Explore our range of programs and courses via the link in our bio.

I may be burnt out and drowning in exam prep but I still got it 🤣🫡
03/04/2026

I may be burnt out and drowning in exam prep but I still got it 🤣🫡

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Vernon, CT
06066

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Tuesday 7am - 5pm
Wednesday 7am - 5pm
Thursday 7am - 5pm
Friday 7am - 5pm
Sunday 7am - 5pm

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