Horse and Hound Bodywork

Enhancing performance and wellbeing

Integrated Animal Bodywork

Myo-fascial Release

Craniosacral Therapy

Cold Laser

Healing Touch for Animals^®Practitioner

Reiki II

At all levels, equine sport is becoming more rigorous and just as human athletes are looking to holistic modalities to enhance their performance, increasingly trainers' and owners are looking to improve their horses' performance in a long-term, effective manner. Imbalances in muscle tension or energy are the early warning signs of impending injury and most muscular injuries are cumulative. Owners and trainers will notice:

A change in attitude towards work.
A growing inability to perform certain movements with ease.
Refusing jumps.
Landing consistently on one lead, jumping crookedly.
An inability to change leads or pick up correct lead.

Jenny has helped horses with these problems and others, using a combination of the different therapies listed above.

Benefits for Horses

Greater range of motion
Improved flexibility
Improved disposition
Reduces discomfort after trauma and surgery
Reduces stress, anxiety and tension
Yields striking changes in your horse because the work structurally integrates the horses' body.
The result is a horse working in a natural, free and easy manner which rewards both horse and rider.
Promotes long term soundness and vitality.

Benefits for Dogs

Improved movement and attitude
Reduce or relieve stiffness, aches & pain
Reduces discomfort after trauma and surgery
Reduces effects of hip dysplasia
Rids dogs of the affects of anaesthesia
Reduce stress, anxiety and tension
Promotes long term soundness and vitality

The combination of therapies is both rehabilitative and preventative.

Please take time to explore my website and find out more about the services I provide. I have added COLD LASER treatments to the services I provide. Contact me with further questions using the e-mail form on the contact page.

I am available to travel to your facility or home to work on animals.

I am looking forward to 2012, with working trips planned to Wellington, Florida at the end of February, a few trips to New Mexico to take courses in another bodywork technique that I'm really excited to learn and I hope, another successful trip to the Young Riders Championships in Kentucky.

Disclaimer: Techniques used in a sessions are not intended to replace veterinary care, diagnosis or treatment.

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