Supporting comfort, mobility and well-being through individualized equine massage and bodywork.
As a Certified Advanced Equine Sports Massage & Vertebral Realignment Therapist, I provide mobile services tailored to each horse’s needs, with the goal of supporting movement, muscular function and overall comfort.
Appointments are available at your barn in Cambridge and surrounding areas.
How Equine Massage May Help
A horse’s workload, daily activities, age and individual needs can all influence muscular comfort and movement. Equine massage and bodywork provide an opportunity to work with the horse’s soft tissues, with the aim of supporting comfort, flexibility and ease of movement.
Massage may help ease muscular tension and support comfortable movement as part of a horse’s overall wellness routine.
For horses involved in riding, jumping, competition or regular training, massage can be incorporated into their ongoing care alongside appropriate conditioning, rest and veterinary support.
Older and retired horses deserve thoughtful care, too. Individualized massage may help support muscular comfort, relaxation and ease of movement.
Every horse is different. Sessions are adapted to the horse’s history, activity, individual needs and responses, with their comfort guiding the process throughout.
Each two-hour session is tailored to your horse’s individual needs and responses and may include:
The first session includes time to discuss your horse’s history, activity, routine and any concerns you may have. This also allows your horse time to become familiar with me and the process before we begin the hands-on assessment and massage.
Initial Health and Wellness Check: A hands-on check at the beginning of the session to assess whether it is appropriate to proceed with bodywork.
Movement and Postural Assessment: Observation of your horse’s movement and posture to help guide the session.
Soft Tissue Massage: Individualized massage techniques to support muscular comfort, mobility and function.
Vertebral Alignment Assessment and Correction: Assessment and, where appropriate, techniques to address vertebral alignment. This component is optional and may be declined by the owner.
Stretching: Gentle stretches incorporated when appropriate and when your horse is comfortable and willing to participate.
Written Session Report: Following the session, you’ll receive a written report summarizing my observations, the areas addressed and recommendations for ongoing care where appropriate.
Your horse’s comfort and responses guide the session throughout. Equine massage and bodywork are complementary to veterinary care and do not replace veterinary assessment or treatment.
2 hour session | $150 plus tax
Sessions are up to two hours and include assessment, massage and bodywork, and a written session report.
Travel is included within 20 km of my home in Cambridge. Beyond this area, a mileage fee of $0.70/km applies to additional round-trip travel.
Please contact me at fourmotionwellness@gmail.com to discuss your horse’s needs or arrange an appointment.
I’d love the opportunity to meet you and your horse.
Our first session includes time to discuss your horse’s history, routine and activity, answer your questions, and assess their needs before beginning massage and bodywork.
If you’re ready to take the next step, I look forward to meeting you both.