Elevating Wellness, One Horse at a Time
Comprehensive Equine Bodywork Session - $135*
Within each bodywork session, your horse's body will be addressed from head-to-hoof and will include:
- Static and dynamic assessment
- Various bodywork techniques following the Equinology® Approach including sports massage, stretching, soft-tissue mobilization, range of motion exercises, positioning exercises, muscle activation techniques, and focal point (stress and trigger points) work.
- Session report outlining static/dynamic observations, changes since previous session, follow-up owner massage moves, and sensitivity points identified during and addressed during the session.
Please have your horse haltered, clean, and ready to begin their bodywork session 5-10 minutes prior to its scheduled time. Following a bodywork session, your horse will need to be power-walked 10-15 minutes before returning to a stall or pasture. I am happy to provide this service for an additional $5. If you would like take advantage of this service, please let me know when scheduling your bodywork session so I can plan accordingly!
Travel fee: provided upon inquiry; applies to those outside of a 20-mile driving distance from Tulsa, OK 74105
Time allotted: 1.5-2.5 hours depending on your horse's needs**
*Due to the additional time and effort that goes into a horse's initial bodywork session, these initial sessions cost $150. All subsequent sessions are $135 when sessions are scheduled within 16 weeks of each other.
**When scheduling your horse's first bodywork session, please plan for the session to take about 2.5hrs
To access our New Client Intake Form, please click here! You will be asked to fill out and sign these documents prior to your horse's first bodywork session.
PLEASE NOTE: According to Oklahoma State Law, a referral from your horse's current Oklahoma veterinarian is required before bodywork can be performed. I am happy to obtain this referral for you! Contact me and I will gather the information needed to submit a request to your vet! Not in Oklahoma? A signed veterinarian referral may not be a requirement in your state. Reach out for more information!
