Services

Equine Bodywork Sessions

Individualized hands-on support to encourage comfort, ease of movement, relaxation, and overall well-being.

Sessions may be appropriate for horses experiencing:

stiffness or tension
changes in movement or movement quality
compensation from regular workload or training
difficulty settling or relaxing
transitions in training or routine
general maintenance needs

Bodywork can be adapted for horses in regular work and training as well as senior horses who benefit from a gentler pace.

Each horse is approached as an individual, with time for pauses, adjustment, and natural responses throughout the session.

$120 | Approximately 60 minutes

Multiple Horses (Same Location)

For owners or barns scheduling more than one horse during the same visit.

$110 per horse

Additional travel fees may apply depending on location.

Bodywork for Equestrians

Bodywork sessions for riders seeking greater comfort, mobility, posture, and ease in their own bodies.

Sessions are tailored to the individual and may help address the physical demands and repetitive patterns associated with riding, barn work, and daily activity.

60 minutes | $150
90 minutes | $200

Workshops for Horse Owners & Caregivers

Small-group, hands-on workshops are available for horse owners and caregivers who want to better understand their horse and learn practical ways to support comfort and well-being between professional bodywork sessions.

Participants learn basic hands-on skills while developing observation, awareness, timing, and feel.

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FAQs

How long is an equine bodywork session?

Sessions are approximately 60 minutes and typically range from 45–75 minutes, depending on the individual horse.

Time is not rushed. Each session allows space for the horse to respond and for the work to unfold appropriately.

How might my horse respond to bodywork?

Horses may yawn, blink, chew, shift their weight, lower their head, soften their posture, or simply become quieter during a session.

Every horse responds differently and at their own pace.

Do I need to be there during the bodywork?

You're welcome to be present. Some owners prefer to observe quietly, while others step away.

We can decide what is most appropriate for your horse and the environment.

Where is the best place for my horse to receive bodywork?

A safe, quiet area with good footing and minimal distractions is ideal.

Working in a familiar environment can help your horse settle and become comfortable with the session.

How far do you travel?

Services are available throughout Sacramento County and surrounding areas.

If you're unsure whether your barn or facility is within the service area, please reach out.

Can you tell me what is wrong with my horse?

I do not diagnose medical conditions.

Bodywork is intended to support comfort, movement, relaxation, and overall well-being and does not replace veterinary care. If there are concerns about your horse's health, a veterinarian should always be consulted.

Ready to Schedule?

If you have questions about whether bodywork may be appropriate for your horse or would like to request a session, please get in touch.