Unknot The Knot Mobile Massage Therapy LLC

03/21/2026

It’s a beautiful time of year for outdoor massage sessions!

02/12/2026

01/25/2026

‼️ Serious question ‼️

How many of you would come to me if I starting renting a room out?

My mobile appointments would not interfere with this. So what do you think? Mobile or room? Would the option make it easier at times? Let’s chat!

01/20/2026

Hi friends! Just a reminder if you haven’t booked your January massage yet, I am taking appointments for next week!

01/14/2026

Have you ever tried a Himalayan Salt Stone Massage?

01/13/2026

Have you scheduled your massage for January yet? If not, let’s get you scheduled before my books are full!

01/12/2026

Pretty cool stuff 🤓

Limbic Resonance in Horses and People

Limbic resonance is the phenomenon where the emotional nervous systems of two beings synchronize through nonverbal cues, including posture, breath, muscle tone, rhythm, and presence.

It occurs through the limbic system—the brain networks involved in:
• emotion
• threat detection
• attachment
• regulation

Horses

Horses are highly limbic-sensitive animals. As prey species, they continuously read:
• heart rate variability
• muscle tension
• breathing patterns
• micro-movements
• emotional congruence

They do not respond primarily to words or intention, but to state.

A regulated human nervous system can:
• calm a horse
• improve focus
• reduce guarding
• change movement quality

A dysregulated human can unintentionally:
• increase vigilance
• create tension
• disrupt coordination

People

Humans also experience limbic resonance, often unconsciously:
• between caregivers and children
• between therapists and clients
• between riders and horses

We “feel” another’s emotional state before we think about it.

Horse–Human Dyad

In horse–human interaction, limbic resonance explains why:
• calm hands can change posture
• quiet presence can soften movement
• tension travels through the lead rope or reins
• bodywork effects extend beyond tissue

The horse is not “reacting” — it is co-regulating.

Why This Matters in Bodywork & Training

Limbic resonance is the bridge between biomechanics and behavior.

When the nervous system feels safe:
• fascia softens
• movement becomes elastic
• coordination improves
• learning becomes possible

This is why skilled bodywork, thoughtful handling, and mindful riding can create changes that seem disproportionate to the physical input.

Takeaway

Limbic resonance is the silent conversation between horse and human nervous systems—where emotion, safety, and movement synchronize before thought ever enters the picture.

https://koperequine.com/where-horses-feel-it-most-common-soreness-zones-in-muscles-and-fascia/

01/12/2026

01/08/2026

Hi Friends!

As we enter the new year, I am looking for some feedback so I can better understand your individual preferences when it comes to your massage sessions.

As my clientele continues to grow, I am looking to give incentives for my clients to book early and regularly to ensure your massage routine stays on track as my schedule is filling up quickly!

So, I say all this to ask you, would you want to book weekly, bi weekly, or monthly sessions? Do you prefer a 60, 90, or 120 minute session?

Do you enjoy the convenience of having a massage in your own home?

Or would you rather go somewhere to escape for an hour or two?

Comment below, let’s talk about it!

01/03/2026

If you don’t know, reviews are one of the main reasons small businesses grow. Thank you Terra!

01/01/2026

2025 was the year I started my LLC after going on my own for 3 years. This business is really only 6 months old, but I have had the absolute pleasure of meeting so many amazing new clients! If you have booked with me this year, a thank you just isn’t enough. I will be the first to tell you, being a solo massage therapist is NOT for the weak.. we compete with big franchises that charge less, hearing we are too expensive, keeping FIRM boundaries, and protecting our energy and space even when that means entering someone else’s home.

Massage is not an easy job. It is physically demanding, emotionally draining at times, and the burn out causes most folks in this field to quit just after 2-5 years. But I noticed something, those brave enough to go out on their own seemed to last longer and even seemed happy! Why? Because they’re getting paid their worth, not working on a 30% commission. They are setting their own standards for how it works for them. Massage is beautiful that way, if you have the guts to go for it and have a strong sense of self that allows you to keep your boundaries strong. I decided to take that leap. And I will never regret it. Starting this business made me fall in love with my job all over again!

So thank you, not only for being my client, but also for supporting me, for allowing me into your home, and for trusting me to help you feel better. ✨