An Enhanced EQUINE session will propel your horse to excellence. It is most effective when used before competition or training and is critical in addressing soreness or behavior. Some tools used: Reiki, reflexology, acupressure, equine sports massage, essential oils, cranial balance. A session checks for: polarity balance, vitamins and mineral deficiencies, parasites, ulcers, major organ functions, virus, bacteria, or fungus issues.
Sessions include
Massage:
When functioning at an optimum level, information is processed in an integrated fashion throughout the brain. Clear messages are then received and sent from all parts of the body to the brain and back again. This integrated loop process allows clarity of thought, and intentional action. For both the human and the equine, the brain is not the only place where memories get saved. Cellular Memory, the physical level of a single cell, also records experiences that condition the future.When there is negative Cellular Memory there is separation rather than integration. Different areas fight each other and don't recognize that they are part of the same system. Massage is a beneficial release, or clearing of Cellular Memories, thus releasing tension, tightness and pain held in the muscle tissue. Massage therapy also improves lymph and blood flow that removes wastes from the tissue, enhances muscle tone and increases range of motion.
Reiki & Essential Oils:
Reiki is the name given to a Japanese system of natural healing which offers a way of regaining harmony and wholeness. Essential oils are plant extracts that are lipid soluble and are capable of penetrating cell walls. Essential oils can affect every cell of the body within 20 minutes and are metabolized like other nutrients.
970-395-0520
Help for EQUINE Athletes
Serving North Eastern Colorado
Contact Bonnie McClure, ESMT at 970-395-0520 or Email
Member: International Association of Animal Massage Therapists
* Enhanced EQUINE is NOT a substitute for veterinary care
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