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Evolve Equine Tactile Therapies

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Evolve Equine Tactile & Myofascial Therapy - Optimise your equine's highest abilities.

Evolve Equine Tactile & Myofascial Therapy is a holistic massage & manipulation-based facility that strives to optimize your horse's mental & physical health to best benefit their development in whatever discipline you endeavor. Evolve Equine uses a therapeutic hands-on application to muscle and myofascial layers to alleviate pain and increase the health of your horses' ligaments, tendons, muscles, vessels, & fascia. In doing so your horse will encounter increased circulation, reduced scar tissue, relieving muscular & nerve tension, reduced muscle spasms, enhanced muscle tone, and increased healing properties including an increased range of motion and a calmer demeanor for life. From high-competition horses to the weekly trail horse to your retired gems, Evolve Equine Tactile Therapy will help them feel their best at all times.

26/01/2025

Happy Australia Day wanderful horse men and woman of our beautiful country!!

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08/01/2025

No matter how many horses I come across, their beauty still gives me goose bumps. Seeing and meeting so many gorgeous horse and human souls, I am continually blown away with the love and connection that can be felt between one another.

Horses are so divinely in tune and connected to the world around them, and to have the privilege to connect to them from this waking conciousness is such a privilege.

I feel forever blessed for this life and to have the ability to connect with such awesome beings!!

Cherish your beloved horses as much as your heart desires!! Because your right, you DO have the BEST horse. 💜

27/05/2024

The base of everything I do.

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03/02/2024

Today is Clinic #1 for 6 wanderful woman and thier beloved Neddie's. I'm so excited to meet them all and hear their individual stories, issues & relationships with their horses 💜 🐴

11/01/2024

Evolve Equine is not just a place to sooth your horses body issues, but also to help their mental health too. Offering one-on-one session to improve handling and liberty skills for both horse and owner.
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29/12/2023

Yes my page has been dead but man this year has been a hectic one!
Starting out my own business for the first time and learning how to deal with the hustle of it all meant that my arch enemy (social media) got neglected.
Sorry. But not sorry 🤭
It's been an amazingly hectic year with an abundance of new faces and horses.
Evolve Equine Tactile Therapies has been so busy that taking on new clients was a struggle in the last few months.

But 2024 is a new year!
New opportunities and slightly different paths are opening and Evolve will be Evolving with whatever the horses need that cross my path.

I am so excited to be working with horses anatomy, their particular mental state and their owners approach to peaking their horses best performing potential.

Mixing bodywork with physiotherapy and specific exercises to help horses shine from within and give their true selves to us with all of their potential.
This line of work has me so excited to see who I get to meet in 2024. 🙈🐎

06/02/2023

Combining Massage and Chiropractic Care

Bodywork can provide a multitude of benefits to horses. Most often the goal is to prevent injury, increase flexibility, or reduce healing time post-injury. After all, if we’re asking a horse to perform athletic feats, the least we can do is ensure his body is in peak physical condition.

Back pain, muscle tension, and spinal dysfunction are very common conditions, suffered by many horses. Fortunately, Chiropractic work can help address misaligned spinal joints and nerves to allow for optimal function, while massage therapy can have a profound effect on the muscles and soft tissues of the spine. These conditions often work in tandem and those that suffer from spinal misalignments very often have sore muscles that can be helped by Massage. Research has shown that combining these two therapies together will achieve the most beneficial results.

Since they are so complementary, which should you get first - a Massage or a Chiropractic treatment?

Generally, Chiropractors recommend a Massage a day or so before any Chiropractic adjustments in order to relieve tight muscles and allow for a more effective, less painful joint adjustment.

Chiropractic adjustments alone can sometimes leave the horse with inflammation and soreness. A nice, soothing, muscle relaxing Massage before Chiropractic work can make the adjustments easier on the horse, reducing the pain and stress of the treatment and aiding healthy tissue repair. Massage also allows the horse to better incorporate the changes made by Chiropractic work, as relaxed muscles won’t strain against the changes the Chiropractor has made and those changes will be able to hold position longer.

If you aren’t able to make a Massage appointment before your Chiropractor comes out, a Massage after your Chiropractic appointment will still help you get the most out of your investment, soothing sore facia, relaxing muscles, and helping the adjustments hold.

What if you can only afford to choose one therapy?

Remember that it’s the muscles and fascia that create tensile strength and hold the bones in, or out, of place. Massage helps to relieve nerve pressure and, like Chiropractic work, increases mobility and range of motion. The proven benefits of Massage include improved muscle function, mobilized fascia, stronger muscles, increased stride length and joint function, enhanced circulation, relaxation, and improved overall performance. Your Massage Therapist may also be able to provide suggestions for rehabilitative or strengthening exercises that you can do at home between visits.

*It should be noted that training levels for somebody to be able to call themselves an Equine Massage Therapist can differ enormously, from weekend courses(!) through in-depth accredited qualifications from reputable training providers. Please choose yours carefully.

Helping horses of all disciplines improve performance and stay sounder and happier longer.

**Contact me today to schedule an appointment for your horse.

Evolve Equine Tactile & Myofascial Therapy.
Sarah 0411324317

03/02/2023

Evolve Equine Tactile Therapies is coming to the Gold Coast next week.

🌟Days to be booked are Tuesday the 7th & Wednesday the 8th. 🌟
All inquiries are welcome :)

🐴Look forward to seeing you & your gorgeous horses! 🐎

23/01/2023

Evolve is doing an impromptu trip to the North West suburbs of Gold Coast TOMORROW! (Wednesday the 25th) If you would like to fill the last appointment time at 11am (up to 2 horses) Contact Sarah on 0411 324 317 or message on here. (Sunshine Coast/Brisbane/North Gold Coast)

We will be doing our scheduled run through the Gold Coast in the second week of February, so if you would like a treatment for your beloved horse but can't squeeze in this time, contact us for a time slot when we're down next.

Gold Coast trips will continue throughout the year, so keep this in mind while prepping your horses for comps as a Tactile Sports Therapy session will best aid your horse in its competitive abilities.

Happy Tuesday Beautiful People!

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2423 Old Bruce Highway
Gympie, QLD
4570

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	9am - 5:30pm
Thursday	9am - 5:30pm
Friday	9am - 5:30pm
Saturday	11am - 6pm

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