Equine Unwind Therapeutics

Equine Unwind Therapeutics Helping horses that are cleared by the vet but still feel off. Mystery lameness • Behavioral shifts • Hidden tension. For owners who know something isn’t right.
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Advanced bodywork + nervous system regulation. Hello! My name is Renee, and I represent Equine Unwind Therapeutics. My passion for horses has been a constant throughout my life, and it has guided me to a career in equine therapy. My goal is to offer personalized care for each horse, focusing on both their immediate needs and their overall health and wellness. I hold certifications as a MagnaWave PEMF Practitioner, an Association of PEMF Professionals Practitioner, an Equine Massage Therapist, and in Equine Kinesiology Taping. My education extends to equine studies at Scottsdale Community College and the University of Minnesota, Waseca. Additionally, I have earned certificates in Holistic Animal Studies with a focus on cold laser therapy, Schaeffer Bodyworks Equine Kinesiology Taping, Equine Behavior from the Equine Academy and attended the Masterson Method 2-Day Course®. If you are looking to improve your horse's wellbeing, please don't hesitate to contact me. I look forward to helping you and your favorite equines.

02/27/2026

Wishing you and your horses a relaxed, happy weekend.
Hope it’s full of good moments and good rides.🐴💛

Equineunwindtherapeutics.com
ARIZONA

02/26/2026

You know those deep lines some horses get along their hamstrings? They’re not "muscle definition," they’re actually tension.

When the glutes, pelvis, or lower back aren’t pulling their weight, the hamstrings jump in to compensate. And when they’ve been overworking for a while, you start seeing those grooves show up.

A healthy hind end should look smooth and evenly filled out, not carved with tension tracks.

If you’re noticing these lines on your horse, don’t stress, it’s super common and totally workable. This is exactly the kind of pattern I help horses unwind through gentle, deep tension, nervous-system-led bodywork.

If this brings up questions about your own horse, feel free to reach out.🙂

Equineunwindtherapeutics.com
Arizona

02/25/2026

The poll holds so much — rein pressure, bracing, compensation from the hind end, even stress from simply trying to "be good." When it’s tight, you’ll often see things like:

• Trouble picking up a lead
• Resistance to bend
• Head tossing or rooting
• Girthiness
• Just feeling “off” under saddle

Gentle, specific bodywork here isn’t about forcing anything. It’s about giving the nervous system space to reset and letting the horse choose to release.

When the poll softens, the whole body follows.

Equineunwindtherapeutics.com
Arizona

And if they’re saying that publicly? That’s a red flag.If someone says they can "fix" your horse…here's what you need to...
02/23/2026

And if they’re saying that publicly? That’s a red flag.

If someone says they can "fix" your horse…here's what you need to know....

As complementary care providers- bodyworkers, chiropractors, PEMF practitioners, therapists- we are not primary care. We don’t diagnose. We don’t prescribe. We don’t treat medical conditions. And we absolutely do not "fix" structural damage or lameness.

That’s the role of a veterinarian.

What we do is support the body.

We restore range of motion to restricted joints.
We reduce compensatory tension.
We improve comfort.
We help the horse move more freely.
We help the nervous system settle so the body can function better.

That matters.

But it’s not the same as curing, repairing, or fixing.

When someone markets with: "I fixed his lameness." "I put his hip back in." "I cured his kissing spine."

It’s misleading at best. Unethical at worst.

Your horse is not a broken appliance.
No single session, no adjustment, no modality "fixes" a complex, living system.

Real professionals collaborate. We refer out. We work under veterinary oversight when required. We stay in our lane.

Because protecting the horse, and the owner, is more important than sounding impressive on social media.

Helping a horse move better? Yes.

Supporting performance and comfort? Absolutely.

"Fixing" them?
No.

A reputable practitioner will explain how they are supporting the horse’s ability to move, not claiming they are "repairing" it like a machine.

Equineunwindtherapeutics.com
ARIZONA

02/22/2026

After his dental, this sweet guy was still holding a lot of tension through his jaw and TMJ.

Post‑dental tension is common because the jaw muscles and TMJ are rich with nerves that influence the entire head and neck.

Today we used gentle, but advanced, Masterson Method techniques to help his nervous system shift out of "protect and brace" mode.

PEMF supported the deeper layers by helping increase circulation through the jaw and TMJ area, giving those tight, protective muscles the extra nudge they needed to finally soften.

Feeling grateful to help him feel a little more like himself again.✨️🩷

Equineunwindtherapeutics.com
Arizona

You know that feeling when your horse isn’t lame… but also isn’t right?They’re cleared by the vet.The saddle fits.Traini...
02/21/2026

You know that feeling when your horse isn’t lame… but also isn’t right?

They’re cleared by the vet.
The saddle fits.
Training hasn’t changed.

But something feels off.
The stride is shorter.
The transitions feel sticky.
They’re just not moving with the same ease.
They've started having behavior issues- bucking, biting, crow hopping, etc.
They have a "mystery lameness".

That’s the space I work in.
My Pre-Certification sessions are for the horses who are technically “fine” — but not performing, developing, or feeling the way they should.

These are 2-hour, in-depth bodywork sessions at my current rate before certification is finalized.
Only 5 spots are open.

If your horse has been on your mind lately, send me “PRECERT” and we’ll see if this is right for your horse.

Equineunwindtherapeutics.com
Arizona

Excellent chart to determine if the issues is pain or behavior! This is a keeper!
02/21/2026

Excellent chart to determine if the issues is pain or behavior! This is a keeper!

02/20/2026

The stretch.
The yawn.
The 3rd eyelid roll.
The blink.

Just the body finally feeling safe enough to let go.

Equineunwindtherapeutics.com
ARIZONA

02/18/2026

Pesky hoof abscesses… every horse owner’s least favorite surprise. 😅

One day they’re fine. The next day they look three-legged lame and you’re spiraling.

Here’s what’s actually happening:
An abscess is pressure. Infection gets trapped inside the hoof capsule, inflammation builds, and because the hoof wall doesn’t expand much, that pressure HURTS.
This is where PEMF can be incredibly supportive.
PEMF (pulsed electromagnetic field therapy) helps:
• Increase circulation to the area
• Encourage fluid movement
• Support lymphatic drainage
• Reduce inflammation
• Promote cellular repair

More circulation + better fluid movement = the body has what it needs to localize, push, and relieve that pressure more efficiently.

Equineunwindtherapeutics.com
Arizona

02/18/2026

Struggling with a lead? Don’t blame attitude.

Most horses aren’t being difficult — they’re protecting something.
SI, stifle, mid-back, or a guarded psoas… the body always tells the story.

Not lame.
Not injured.
But not right.

Your horse’s movement holds the clues — see what’s really happening beneath the surface.

Equineunwindtherapeutics.com
ARIZONA

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Queen Creek, AZ

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