Equitouch Bodywork & Rehab, LLC

09/23/2025

December is booked! ✅ I’m currently booking equines for JANUARY! Just a reminder I am unable to take new equine patients at this time!

09/12/2025

Happy Friday! I still have some availability for equines in DECEMBER, and availability for some dogs still for October

09/04/2025

Attention clients, effective starting today, I have now made a new cancellation policy, after having multiple cancellations this week in less than 24 hours which resulted me in losing out in 6 horses.
From now on, if you need to cancel please do so within 48 hours, that way I have time to reach out to clients on my wait list without being super last minute. There will also be a $50.00 cancellation fee PER HORSE, if you cancel in less than 48 hours. As many know I always feel badly to charge a cancellation fee, but I will no longer be lenient about it.
A lot goes into scheduling on my end with a child needing babysitting, and as much as I love this job I do need to pay bills just like everyone else 😊
Thank you all!

09/02/2025

Edit: spot filled!
‼️Attention clients‼️I have a last minute opening for tomorrow, I can take up to 5 horses! Pm me if you want a spot❗️😊

08/26/2025

All the right spots 🤩

08/20/2025

Let’s discuss negatively angled spines! While super common, this is not beneficial for horse’s in any way and can cause a variety of issues.
The dappled images is of this guy over winter. The images on the left is of him currently. Aside from regular bodywork and no riding, just ground work, the biggest change this guy had to his life was turnout. He has a significantly larger space than previously. This goes to show just how important movement and turnout is for them, they are not meant to stand in a tiny space all day!
This client has worked very hard to make positive changes for her horse, and to me his body feels the best it has been since she’s owned him, and the improvements in his spine angle will make saddle fit a much eaiser process. While there is still more room for improvement and I gave my client exercises to continue to help with this, it goes to show just how impactful large turnout where they can move around is for their bodies!

08/18/2025

08/08/2025

Here are some before & afters I remembered to take this week a mix of massage, myofascial, and nerve release!

Friday’s are my most popular day and are booked for the rest of the year! I have limited openings for November!

08/02/2025

THIS

Made an infographic for all of the people in the comments of the last post trying to deny the physics of how draw reins work.

No matter how “experienced” the rider is, draw reins are still a pulley system.

When a rider applies ANY pressure to the draw rein, it will pull the horse’s head to the direction of the other fixed point of the draw rein, which no matter whether they’re connected to the breastplate, saddle billets or Center of the girth results in the head being pulled down and inward.

Regardless of how you use draw reins, this is how the mechanics of pressure applied works.

If you’re going to use equipment, it’s important to actually understand HOW it works because being in denial of physics doesn’t change the experience for the horse.

If you don’t want your horse to have pressure pulling their nose in towards the chest, don’t use draw reins.

When you pull back or apply pressure to the draw rein, it pulls downward because you’re tightening the rein and thereby shortening the distance to the other fixed point of the draw rein, which pulls the head down and in.