06/04/2026
I get a lot of questions about what a first session will include…⤵️
A full session typically lasts about 60–90 minutes, with additional time as needed to ensure your horse gets the attention and care they require.
Each appointment begins with a review of your horse’s history, workload, goals, and any current concerns. From there, I perform both static and dynamic observations to assess posture, movement, overall balance, and identify areas that may need extra attention.
Targeted bodywork is then performed to address areas of muscular tension and restriction. Depending on your horse’s individual needs, techniques may include:
• Equine sports massage
• Myofascial release
• Soft tissue mobilization
• Focal point work
• Range of motion exercises
• Stretching
These techniques are used to support relaxation, mobility, comfort, and balanced movement.
After your horse’s session, I’ll provide follow-up stretches or exercises to help maintain comfort and progress between appointments. You will also receive a detailed SOAP note/report outlining observations, findings, and the areas addressed during the session.
This type of session is suitable for most horses and is commonly used as part of a regular maintenance program, especially for horses in moderate work without underlying medical conditions.
Because every horse is different, no two sessions are exactly the same, each appointment is tailored to what your horse needs that day.