Harmony & Balance

11/19/2025

Someone call mom 😅😅

11/17/2025

RESTORING FACIAL SYMMETRY THROUGH TARGETED EQUINE BODYWORK
Before & After Assessment

Facial asymmetry is more than a cosmetic issue—it's a valuable diagnostic indicator of underlying tension patterns in the poll, temporomandibular joint (TMJ), hyoid apparatus, and the interconnected fascial chains that influence posture and biomechanics.

In the before image, you can see:
🔬 A deviation of the facial midline
🔬 Uneven soft-tissue tone through the cheeks and zygomatic region
🔬 Asymmetry in the nostrils and lips, often linked to tension in the jaw and poll
🔬 Compensatory patterns that may influence cervical mobility and overall balance

Following a focused bodywork session, the after image shows measurable improvement:
✔️ Midline alignment is significantly more centered
✔️ Symmetry has returned to the eyes, cheeks, and nasal structures
✔️ TMJ and poll tension appear reduced, allowing more even muscle function
✔️ Softer facial expression indicating improved parasympathetic activation
✔️ More harmonious balance throughout the cranial and upper cervical regions

These changes are not accidental—they reflect how targeted equine bodywork can influence neuromuscular function, fascial glide, and joint mobility.

If you're noticing asymmetry, bracing, chewing changes, poll resistance, or uneven rein contact in your horse, a session may help identify and release the underlying restrictions before they develop into larger issues.

✨ Now booking sessions — message me to schedule your horse’s assessment. ✨

11/16/2025

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11/15/2025

📅 Booking Ahead = Happy, Healthy Horses! 🐴💆‍♀️

To make sure your horse gets the care and consistency they deserve, I highly recommend booking appointments in advance. This helps ensure you get the time slot you prefer and keeps your horse on a regular bodywork routine that supports performance, comfort, and recovery.

Thank you all for keeping me so busy—and for trusting me with your amazing horses! 💛✨

Message me to schedule! 734-686-4242

11/13/2025

11/12/2025

✨ The Importance of Palpation in Equine Massage ✨

Palpation — the art of feeling and assessing the horse’s muscles, fascia, and overall tissue quality — is one of the most vital tools in equine bodywork. 🖐🐎

Through careful palpation, a practitioner can identify areas of tension, soreness, heat, restriction, or imbalance that may not be visible to the eye. It helps guide each session, allowing for a customized approach that supports the horse’s unique needs.

Just as communication builds trust between horse and rider, palpation builds communication between practitioner and horse. It allows the horse’s body to tell its story — revealing compensations, progress, and where support is most needed.

Every horse speaks through their body, and palpation is how we listen. 💆‍♀️💫

11/11/2025

Today we pause to honor all who have served.
Our freedoms, our peaceful barns, and our open pastures exist because of your courage and sacrifice.
From me and my four-legged partner — thank you, Veterans. 🇺🇸🐴

11/10/2025

For my son in law and all other Marines! Happy 250th birthday Marine Corp❤️💙🤍

11/10/2025

Mondays are for getting those muscles moving — and that includes our horses too! 💆‍♀️🐴
Regular massage helps keep your horse’s muscles supple, improves circulation, and supports quicker recovery after training or turnout fun.
Start the week off right by giving your horse the same care they give you every ride. ❤️

📅 Message me to get your next session booked and help your equine partner feel their best all week long!

11/09/2025