What is craniosacral therapy?
It is a passive form of therapy that utilizes the body's own nervous system, or cranial rhythm, to help it heal itself. Craniosacral therapy address deep dysfunction within the body, both physical and emotional, to allow for profound healing.
What Does Osteopathic Techniques Mean?
Osteopathic Techniques incorporate an osteopathic approaches in a functional indirect way, to rebalance all systems of the body. This is what allows the true root cause of deep pain and dysfunction to be addressed.
What can I expect during a session for my horse?
Every session is different for each horse and rider. We all have unique bodies, and they will all present in a unique way during a session. Sessions are typically very calm with very little direct pressure is applied.
How long are the sessions?
Sessions typically last about 1 hour.
Is there anything I need to do to prepare my horse?
Please be sure your horse is mostly clean and we have a safe space to work. Ideally, the space will be quiet and out of the elements.
How many sessions will my horse need?
Each horse's body will present different forms of dysfunction and they will respond to treatment in different ways. During the first session, we will discuss a treatment plan.
It is a passive form of therapy that utilizes the body's own nervous system, or cranial rhythm, to help it heal itself. Craniosacral therapy address deep dysfunction within the body, both physical and emotional, to allow for profound healing.
What Does Osteopathic Techniques Mean?
Osteopathic Techniques incorporate an osteopathic approaches in a functional indirect way, to rebalance all systems of the body. This is what allows the true root cause of deep pain and dysfunction to be addressed.
What can I expect during a session for my horse?
Every session is different for each horse and rider. We all have unique bodies, and they will all present in a unique way during a session. Sessions are typically very calm with very little direct pressure is applied.
How long are the sessions?
Sessions typically last about 1 hour.
Is there anything I need to do to prepare my horse?
Please be sure your horse is mostly clean and we have a safe space to work. Ideally, the space will be quiet and out of the elements.
How many sessions will my horse need?
Each horse's body will present different forms of dysfunction and they will respond to treatment in different ways. During the first session, we will discuss a treatment plan.
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