JM Equine Therapy LLC

10/03/2025

10/02/2025

Yes Yes Yes!!! 🥰🥰🥰

09/26/2025

🏆🐴 Horse show season is in full swing! 🐴🏆

Make sure your equine partner is performing and feeling their absolute best with regular bodywork. Massage, red light therapy, cold laser, TENS/EMS, cupping, and kinesiology taping can all help keep your horse comfortable, balanced, and ready to shine in the show ring. ✨

📅 I have limited October spots left, so don’t wait — book early to secure your session!

📲 Message me today to get your horse on the schedule.

09/24/2025

🔴✨ Red Light Therapy for Horses ✨🔴

Red light therapy is a gentle, non-invasive treatment that uses specific wavelengths of light to support healing and recovery in horses.

💡 Benefits include:
✅ Reduces inflammation and soreness
✅ Promotes faster healing of injuries
✅ Improves circulation and cell repair
✅ Enhances overall muscle relaxation

Sweet Rip here had a pretty intense injury to his leg, so we decided to red light therapy on it to help with his recovery. While the injury is on his leg, might was well as treat his whole body. ❤

Whether your horse is in training, recovering from an injury, or just needs a little extra support, red light therapy is a great addition to their care routine. 🐴❤️

📲 Contact me today to learn more or schedule a session!

09/23/2025

✨ Muscle Monday – The Deltoid ✨

This week’s spotlight is on the Deltoid, a key muscle of your horse’s shoulder!

📍 Location: The deltoid sits on the outside of the shoulder.
💪 Function: It helps flex the shoulder joint and lift the foreleg forward and outward, which is essential for stride reach and overall mobility.
🐎 Importance for Performance: A healthy, relaxed deltoid supports smooth movement in disciplines that require forward reach, shoulder freedom, and flexibility.

👉 Through massage, the deltoid can be kept supple, reduce tension, and improve your horse’s comfort and performance. A tight deltoid may cause stiffness in the shoulder, reduced stride length, or resistance in bending.

Keeping this muscle happy means a more comfortable, fluid, and willing partner! 💆‍♀️🐴

09/19/2025

🧢👕 Don’t forget — JM Equine Therapy LLC merch is here!

✨ T-Shirts – $20 (Sizes S–XL in black, maroon, and tan)
✨ Hats – $25 (Available in maroon and black)

Show your support for equine wellness while looking stylish in and out of the barn. 🐴💆‍♀️

👉 Message me to grab yours before they’re gone — quantities are limited!

09/12/2025

💡 Did you know? At JM Equine Therapy LLC, I offer TENS/EMS therapy as part of my services to help horses feel and perform their best.

✨ What is TENS/EMS?
TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) and EMS (Electrical Muscle Stimulation) use gentle electrical impulses to target nerves and muscles.

✨ Benefits for your horse:
✅ Helps relieve muscle tension and soreness
✅ Encourages better blood flow and circulation
✅ Assists with pain management and recovery after intense work or injury
✅ Improves muscle tone and strength
✅ Supports overall relaxation and comfort

Whether your horse is a performance athlete or simply enjoys pleasure riding, TENS/EMS can be a powerful tool to keep them feeling great alongside massage, stretching, and other therapies. 🐴💆

📲 Message me to learn more or to book a session for your horse!

09/10/2025

🐴✨ After a great ride, every horse deserves a little reward! Some love a classic carrot, others go crazy for apples, peppermints, or even special horse cookies. 🍏🥕🍬

👉 What’s YOUR horse’s favorite treat after a ride? Drop it in the comments below — I’d love to see the variety of snacks our equine partners enjoy! 💕

09/09/2025

📍Updated Pricing Sheet!

Don't worry, my prices have not changed! Just wanted to update the sheet so that it did not show my old prices, and this one includes all of my services ❤

09/08/2025

💪 Muscle Monday: Semitendinosus

The semitendinosus is part of the hamstring group and is located along the back of the hindquarters. It’s a powerhouse muscle that helps with extending the hip, propelling the horse forward, and supporting collection.

Tightness in this muscle can affect impulsion, lead to shortened stride, and make it harder for your horse to work from behind.

👉 Massage improves flexibility, reduces stiffness, and keeps this large muscle group working at its best.

✨ A strong, supple semitendinosus = better performance and happier horses!