SK Nerve and Bodywork

29/11/2025

As a Small Business Saturday thank you to all our amazing clients, we’re offering 20% off any session gift certificates.

I’ve poured my heart into this business, and my goal has always been to improve the life of every animal I’m lucky enough to work with. Thank you to everyone who trusts me with their beloved partners, it means more than you know.

If you’re not ready to book or pay for a session today but still would like to support us, a like, comment, share, or review goes a long way. ❤️

Must be within our service area to receive a session. Contact me to receive this deal

27/11/2025

Thankful today and everyday for every client, horse and dog the crosses our path. Happy Thanksgiving ❤️

Featuring Poco and Rein’s favorite horse treats, Canterbury Cookies which can be found at

25/11/2025

Just some hyoid and TMJ relief during her PEMF session.

Many horses have tension in their mouth, jaw and poll. When they have tension here it can radiate into the neck, chest, diaphragm and even into the hind end. Horses with this kind of tension will show stiff and sore neck, inability to take deep breaths (which can lead to anxiety and spooky behaviors), inability to engage the back and track up with their hind feet.

If your horse shows any of these signs they may need some bodywork.

22/11/2025

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Equine Business Isn’t One-Size-Fits-All

Some horse businesses are built on performance.
Some on care.
Some on craftsmanship, consulting, or creativity.

Whether you’re:
• Raising foals
• Fitting saddles
• Shoeing performance horses
• Offering guided trail rides
• Or evaluating value like I do…

Your work is part of what keeps the horse world going.
Let’s celebrate the variety in our industry.
Tag a small horse business you admire!

21/11/2025

Horses love their PEMF sessions!

Did you know many horses I come across carry tension in their shoulders? With a combination of PEMF and nerve release I’ve often been able to get visible changes in their shoulders.

If you can see defined bulging muscles in your horse’s shoulders, it’s a sign they probably need some bodywork.

17/11/2025

Sometimes being over at the knee can be at least partly due to tight shoulders and neck. If you can relieve tension around the nerves in the area you’ll often see them able to straighten their knee a bit more. How straight they can get may depend on what’s going on structurally inside the knee as well, but the goal is always to see improvement.

This is a before and after some PEMF and gentle nerve release techniques.

12/11/2025

Some long processing after working on connection and a hyoid release. Sometimes the best thing to help their nervous system is a calm, regulated and predictable nervous system from their human

10/11/2025

At the clinic with Celeste (and later in a webinar), she talked about how important play is in a horse’s routine. It’s one of the most natural ways for them to engage their thoracic sling and express their big, powerful movements in a safe way.

So of course, I had to try it out. After introducing one of the horses in my barn to a bit of play by chasing a ball, I checked her lower neck, and it was the most relaxed I’ve ever felt it.

Here’s your sign to grab a ball and let your horses play. You might be surprised what it unlocks.

06/11/2025

Last night I worked on a horse who’s been having difficulty picking up his hind feet. We started the session focusing on relaxation, connection, and Pillar One work, which really helped his body begin to release some of the tension he’d been holding.

As the session went on, I noticed that during moments of uncertainty or worry, he had a tendency to curl his head and neck inward. This pattern was creating tension through his neck and poll, likely radiating down into his chest, diaphragm, and hip flexors.

We worked on helping him find safety and relaxation while keeping his atlanto-occipital (A/O) joint open and soft. By the end of the session, when I rechecked his hind legs, he was much more willing to lift them for me! There’s still room for improvement, but I left his owner with some exercises to support continued relaxation and comfort in his hind end until our next session. 💕

04/11/2025

Many of the horses I come across are stuck in flexion at their A/O joint (poll). A lot of my sessions work on trying to open up this joint and allow them to feel some comfort in extension.

When they are stuck in flexion at this joint it can influence so much more than just their head and neck. This can influence changes in their breathing, and ability to track up and adequately use their hind end.

If your horse walks around stuck in flexion (without much space between their cheek and neck) it may be time for some bodywork!