Lindsay has grown up with horses, starting with her two mini horses as a child. In high school, she was a part of the Vocational Agriculture Program for equine production. She attended the University of Connecticut and furthered her education in equines by taking numerous horse science classes during her four years there. After graduating from college, she adopted an Arab that she used to ride as
a teenager. He inspired her to become certified as an equine sports massage therapist due to his many issues, which were resolved through bodywork. Lindsay is certified through Equissage and is also certified in the Amassage Method and through the Midwest School of Natural Healing for Animals, and in canine massage. She is certified in Level 2 & 3 equine massage through PKS Natural Healing of Animals, and also has her certifications in cranial sacral therapy, myofascial release, and kinesiology taping. Lindsay also is certified in thermography through Teletherm’s veterinary course. She is a certified PEMF practitioner, and incorporates that into bodywork sessions for both equines and canines. She is experienced in working on horse’s in rehabilitation from an injury, as well as horses with kissing spine, EPM, EDM, hind end weakness, seniors, performance horses, founder & laminitis, navicular, and shivers. Her training also includes:
-biomechanics (horse and rider)
-saddle fit & placement
-hoof analysis
-gait analysis
-EPM rehab
-under saddle balancing
-skeletal evaluations
-causes of pain
-dental assessment
