Helping horses move well, recover well, and feel good in their bodies.

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Equine bodywork can be a valuable part of keeping horses comfortable and supporting their performance. At Elements Equine Bodyworks, sessions are tailored to the individual horse rather than following a set routine. I look at the whole horse, including how they move, where they hold tension, their workload, and what they may be communicating through their body.

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What Can Equine Bodywork Help With?
 

Bodywork may be beneficial for horses experiencing or working through:

• Muscle tension and stiffness

• Uneven or restricted movement

• Compensation patterns

• Recovery after exercise

• Maintaining mobility in older horses

• Supporting athletic performance

• Changes in posture or way of going

• Tension related to training or workload

• General relaxation and body awareness
   

Bodywork is not a replacement for veterinary care, but it can be a useful part of a horse's overall care team.

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My Approach

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Every horse is different, so I don't use the exact same techniques or routine for every session. I combine observation, palpation, and movement assessment with the techniques that best suit the horse that day.

My training and bodywork backgrounds also work together. Understanding how a horse should move helps me recognize areas of tension or compensation, while working with the horse's body gives me another perspective when assessing their movement.

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Equine Bodywork in San Diego County

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I currently provide individualized equine massage and bodywork throughout San Diego County.

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