Walk Align Animal Therapy

Walk Align Animal Therapy Certified Equine Therapist specializes in horses, while caring for all animals.

Practising a blend of bodywork modalities remedies for holistic wellness.

To say I’m excited would be an understatement! Ask me about kinesiotaping these days: I dare ya! We’ll be chatting for h...
11/22/2025

To say I’m excited would be an understatement! Ask me about kinesiotaping these days: I dare ya! We’ll be chatting for hours! 😅

What is Kinesiotaping… and how can it help your horse? 🐴

Kinesiotaping is a gentle, flexible taping method designed to support your horse’s body without restricting movement. Think of it like giving their muscles, fascia, and nervous system a little “lift” and nudge in the right direction.

✨ It can help with:
• Improving circulation and lymph flow
• Reducing tension and muscle fatigue
• Supporting joints and soft tissue
• Encouraging proper posture and movement
• Helping the body reset after injury or overuse

And these are just to list a few!! I’m going to chat about more!

It works beautifully alongside massage, acupressure, and the other bodywork services I offer. Also more to come! 😋

I’m extra excited to share that I’ve just completed my Foundational Masterclass in Equine Kinesiotaping! I’m currently working through my case studies before submitting everything for my exam.

I seriously couldn’t be more thankful for my supportive friends and clients who have offered their horses to help me learn, grow, and bring even more to Walk Align. Your encouragement means the world to me as I take this next step. 🥰 Because I’ll be honest this isn’t a perfectly done job but we’ll get to perfect!

If you’ve ever been curious about kinesiotaping or think your horse might benefit from a little extra support, I’d love to chat or add you to my case study list!💛

With the recent discussions around EHV-1/EHM, I know a lot of horse owners are feeling nervous. It’s completely fair to ...
11/19/2025

With the recent discussions around EHV-1/EHM, I know a lot of horse owners are feeling nervous. It’s completely fair to feel that way -this virus can be scary, stressful and expensive to manage. I also want to be honest: recent information from DVM’s are stating this strain seems to present different and is more aggressive so I do want to be as cautious as possible. The good news is that we can reduce risks with good information and consistent biosecurity practices.

EHV-1 has actually been around the horse world for a long time. Outbreaks pop up occasionally, but with calm, common-sense precautions, we can still keep our horses safe and our barns running smoothly.

What I’m Doing in My Practice to Keep Everyone Safe:

To protect every horse I work with, I’m being extra diligent with my hygiene and equipment protocols. A few things I’m actively doing:

• Thorough hand sanitizing and washing between every horse
• Disinfecting all tools and equipment after each session
• Wearing clean clothes for every barn and changing outer layers if needed
• Keeping my schedule mindful, avoiding high-risk barns or situations if any symptoms are suspected
• Open communication -if you have any concerns about your horse’s health, please tell me ahead of time so I can adjust protocols or reschedule if needed. I’m also happy to do what’s best for clients even if it’s a last minute cancellation.

Your trust means everything, and protecting every horse I touch is a responsibility I take seriously.

How You Can Help Keep Your Horses Safe:

• Avoid sharing tack, buckets and grooming tools between horses or barns
• Practice good barn hygiene — regular cleaning, disinfecting, and limiting unnecessary visitors
• Monitor for symptoms such as fever, nasal discharge, lethargy, or neurological signs
• Quarantine new arrivals for at least 2–3 weeks
• Take temperatures daily if there’s concern in your area
• Keep stress low — stress can trigger viral shedding in horses who already carry EHV

Remember: EHV isn’t new, and it’s something the horse community has managed for decades. The best thing we can all do is stay educated, stay calm, and use good everyday practices.

10/29/2025

✨The new massage gun has officially passed the Flash test! He wasn’t too sure at first, but a few minutes in… yawn city! 😴 Safe to say we’ve got a new fan.

He was a bit tight through his hamstring group and you can actually see him lift his leg as I work through that area. Nothing like a good release and leaving with everyone feeling a bit better!

Thank you to Lucy for being kind enough to film this for me! I’m going to do my best to share more when I can!

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