Red Light Therapy

A natural way to promote healing and control pain. Increases circulation, relaxes muscle, reduces pain and swelling, stimulates acupressure points, accelerates cellular regeneration and much more. Beneficial for:

• Acute/Chronic Injuries

• Arthritis/Joint Pain

• Body Pain and soreness

• Muscle strains and tears

• Tendon/Ligment/Stifle/Hock Injuries

• Cuts and open wounds

• Circulation

• Acupressure Points

Neuromuscular Therapy

Relieve harmful accumulated muscular tension that develops through injuries, trauma, illness, training or everyday activities which can cause unnatural muscular tension compensation patterns resulting in:

• Pain

• Reduced range of motion and suppleness

• Stiffness

• Excessive pressure on tendons and ligaments

• Uneven torque on the skeleton that can result in misalignment

• Behavioural Issues

Bodywork

Bodywork is appropriate for any dog or horse, whether a high performance athlete, casual competitor, cherished companion, or senior dogs and horses. It improves physical and psychological well being by targeting:

• Parasympathetic Nervous System

• Muscles

• Skeleton

• Fascia

• Energy Elements

  
  

Acupressure

Acupuncture is a non invasive, ancient form of therapy which uses specific points along meridians to help open up energy channels and restore body balance. Acupressure is helpful for:

• Reducing muscle tension

• Improving circulation

• Natural pain relieve

• Muscle stimulation

• Acute and Chronic Issues

• Behavioural problems

• Enhancing well-being

Trigger Point Therapy

Trigger points are embedded within muscle fiber, often have referred pain patterns and can cause deep pain within a joint. Trigger points are very common in dogs and horses. TPT can assist with:

• Increasing range of motion

• Natural Pain Reduction

• Alleviating stiffness

• Neurovascular problems

Rehabilitation

STRAIGHT FROM THE HORSE’S MOUTH! Individualized programs for both canine and equine to develop, maintain and restore movement and function through:

• Stabilization and Strengthening

• Mobilization and Stretching

• Core Building

• Equine - ridden and ground work

Bodywork is not a substitute for veterinary care