Services

Equine Bodywork Sessions

Hands-on support to help improve comfort, ease of movement, relaxation, and overall well-being.

Sessions may benefit horses experiencing:

stiffness or tension
uneven movement patterns
compensation from workload
stress or nervous system tension
transitions in training or routine
general maintenance needs

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

$95 | Approximately 60 minutes

Multiple Horses (Same Location)

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

$85 per horse

Performance & Maintenance Care

For horses in regular work, training, or competition who benefit from ongoing body support.

May help with:

recovery from workload
repetitive tension patterns
maintaining mobility
overall comfort during active seasons

Senior & Comfort Support

Gentle adaptive sessions for aging horses or horses needing a slower pace.

Focus may include:

easing stiffness
maintaining mobility
relaxation
comfort-focused support

Rider / Equestrian Bodywork

Bodywork sessions for equestrians seeking better comfort, posture, and ease in the body.

60 minutes | $120

Owner Guidance

Practical support for horse owner who want to better understand and care for their horse between sessions.

Importan Note

Services are complementary in nature and are not intended to diagnose, treat, or replace veterinary medical care.

FAQs

These questions help clarify what to expect.

If you have additional questions or would like to discuss your horse's individual needs, please feel free to reach out.

What are your rates?

Sessions are typically $95 per session.

Rates reflect time, travel, and the level of individualized care provided. Adjustments may be made for multiple horses at the same location or extended travel.

How long is the session?

Sessions typically range from 45 - 75 minutes, depending on your horse's needs.

Time is not rushed - each session allows space for the work to unfold appropriately.

How will my horse react to the bodywork?

Many horses show signs of release and relaxation such as yawning, blinking and chewing, shifting, or softening in posture.

Each horse responds in their own way 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 feels most appropriate for your horse.

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

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

This helps your horse settle and get the most benefit from the session.

How far do you travel for a session?

Services are available throughout Sacramento County and surrounding areas.

If you're unsure whether you're within range, feel free to ask.

Can you tell me what is wrong with my horse?

I do not diagnose medical conditions.
Bodywork is intended to support comfort, movement, 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.