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A holistic approach to improving a horse’s physical health and performance. It involves various manual therapy techniques, such as myofascial release, muscle stretching, and joint mobilization, to address muscle tension, pain, and movement restrictions. The goal is to enhance flexibility, range of motion, and overall performance, while also promoting relaxation and preventing injuries. EIPB supports the horse's physical and emotional well-being, working in conjunction with other care practices like veterinary treatment and training to optimize the horse's health and performance.

A specialized form of bodywork aimed at improving the performance, flexibility, and overall well-being of horses engaged in athletic activities. It involves applying targeted massage techniques to the horse's muscles, tendons, and soft tissues to promote relaxation, reduce muscle tension, enhance circulation, and speed up recovery after exercise or competition.

Key benefits include:

• Increased muscle flexibility and range of motion
• Reduced muscle soreness and stiffness
• Improved circulation and lymphatic drainage
• Faster recovery from physical exertion or injury
• Enhanced performance and overall muscle function

Equine sports massage therapy is commonly used for performance horses, helping prevent injuries, alleviate pain, and maintain peak physical condition. It is a safe, non-invasive therapy that complements other treatments and training routines.

A therapeutic technique derived from Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) that involves applying gentle pressure to specific acupoints on a horse's body. These points are located along meridians, which are energy pathways connected to different organs and systems in the body.

The goal of acupressure is to restore balance, stimulate healing, relieve pain, and promote relaxation. It can be used to address a variety of issues, including:

• Pain relief (e.g., musculoskeletal pain, inflammation)
• Stress and anxiety reduction
• Improved circulation and energy flow
• Behavioral improvement (e.g., calming nervous or anxious horses)
• Enhanced overall well-being (physical and emotional)

Equine acupressure is a non-invasive, holistic method that can support healing, performance, and emotional balance, making it beneficial for both healthy horses and those recovering from injuries or stress.

A form of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) bodywork that combines techniques like massage, acupressure, and joint mobilization to promote healing, improve flexibility, and enhance overall performance in horses. The practitioner uses their hands to manipulate the horse’s muscles, soft tissues, and acupoints along energy pathways (meridians) to restore balance and encourage the flow of Qi (vital energy).

Key benefits of equine Tui Na include:

• Pain relief and reduction of muscle tension
• Improved range of motion and flexibility
• Enhanced circulation and faster healing
• Stress relief and emotional balance
• Prevention of injury through improved muscle and joint health

Equine Tui Na is used for both performance enhancement and rehabilitation, supporting horses in maintaining physical and emotional well-being.

A specialized, gentle massage technique designed to stimulate the horse's lymphatic system and improve the flow of lymph fluid. The lymphatic system helps to remove toxins, waste, and excess fluid from the body, and MLD focuses on enhancing this process to promote healing and overall health.

EQ MLD is commonly used in rehabilitation settings, such as for horses recovering from surgery, injury, or illness, and can help address conditions like lymphedema or fluid retention. It is non-invasive, soothing, and can be tailored to the individual needs of the horse.

A gentle, holistic therapy that can benefit animals of all species, from companion animals like dogs and cats to horses, birds, and even wildlife. It is a safe, non-invasive practice that supports the animal’s overall health, emotional well-being, and healing process. Whether used for physical ailments, emotional distress, or simply to promote relaxation and harmony, Animal Reiki can be a valuable addition to an animal’s wellness routine.

Key benefits include:

• Pain relief and support for injury recovery
• Stress and anxiety reduction for anxious or fearful animals
• Emotional healing, especially for trauma or behavioral challenges
• Improved relaxation and overall well-being

Animal Reiki is a gentle, non-invasive therapy that helps animals recover, find peace, and maintain a balanced state of health.

A form of controlled, low-intensity exercise where a handler walks alongside a horse, holding the lead rope, and guides the horse at a slow pace. This activity is commonly used in horse rehabilitation, recovery, and conditioning programs.

Hand walking serves several purposes, such as:

1. Rehabilitation: It helps horses recover from injury or surgery by promoting gentle movement and circulation without placing excessive strain on the body.
2. Exercise: It provides a safe way to maintain or improve a horse's fitness level, especially when other forms of exercise, like riding or free running, are not possible due to injury or health concerns.
3. Behavioral Training: It can also be a way to reinforce proper ground manners and help with training the horse to walk calmly and respectfully alongside a handler.

Hand walking is typically done at a slow, steady pace, and the duration and intensity can be adjusted based on the horse’s needs and recovery progress. It is often recommended as part of a rehabilitation or fitness plan and is usually supervised by a trained professional to ensure the safety and well-being of the horse.