Equine Bodywork Session Information

Scheduling a Session

Under the "Services" section, you'll find the various approaches I offer. Don't worry about choosing a specific method – we'll discuss the best option for your horse during the initial assessment on the day of the session.

Session Details

  • Session duration: Up to 2 hours

  • Assessment and bodywork with your horse

  • Discussion of findings and training on homework exercises

  • Detailed report with homework instructions will be provided after each session

How to Schedule

To book a session and pricing question, please contact me via:

  • Email, phone or contact form

Pre-Session Considerations

To ensure a successful session:

  • Choose an open space like an arena or round pen (a small area of the arena is sufficient)

  • Schedule a time that works best for your horse:

    • Avoid feeding times (ensure your horse has had a snack beforehand)

    • Select a fairly quiet time at the facility (some riders in the arena are okay, but avoid conflicting with lessons)

    • Ensure your horse has not been ridden immediately prior to the session and has adequate rest time (up to 24 hours) afterward

DISCLAIMER:

Any of the offered Equine Bodywork sessions are not a replacement for proper veterinary care. The Equine Bodyworker will not diagnose, prescribe medications or supplements or attempt chiropractic adjustments. If your horse is recovering from illness/injury/surgery/lameness or is intermittent lame, it is the horse owners responsibility to obtain clearance from your vet that Equine Bodywork and training is appropriate for your horse.