Equine Physio and Energy Healing - empower-mindfulness.com

Listen to horses

Horses don’t speak—they feel and express. They often hide pain and discomfort within. Like humans, true physical restoration involves more than nutrition and physio therapy—energy healing activates their natural self-healing abilities.

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Methods

Physio

Best to recover mobility

Interactive Bodywork
Non-Resistance Principle
Bladder Meridian Technique
Core Muscle Release
Observation of Responses
Gentle Touch and Movement

Holistic Approach

Best for tension release

Acupressure
Myofascial release
Craniosacral therapy

Energy Healing

Best for blockage, soft tissue and organs

Identify discomfort with energy
Release blocked or stagnant energy
Infuse restoration energy
Activate horse self-recovery

As a horse owner, I understand that true therapy isn’t something you do once a month—or just a few times a year. It’s a daily commitment. You use your eyes to observe, your hands to feel, and your care to ease your horse’s discomfort.

During our therapy sessions, I’ll show you simple, effective techniques you can use to help keep your horse fit and well every day. My long-term goal is for you to feel confident doing this yourself—because it’s about the horse’s welfare, not money.

I truly believe: every horse deserves to be a happy horse.

Relaxation Is the Foundation of Learning

Only a relaxed horse can truly learn. In fact, relaxation accounts for 80% of training success. Before asking a horse to perform, we must first help them release tension—physically and emotionally.

How often do you see your horse yawning deeply, licking, chewing, or blinking slowly? These are clear signs of release. They should be part of your daily interaction—not just during therapy.

Horses naturally hold tension. As prey animals, they stay alert. They may play too hard in the pasture, or give their all under saddle without receiving proper recovery time. Over time, this tension accumulates in the body.

As horse lovers, witnessing these signs of relaxation is one of the most rewarding parts of our daily care routine. Just like us, horses need to feel relaxed and safe—every single day.

My Approach: Listening Through the Body

Initial Observation
I begin by observing the horse’s posture, stance, movement, and expression. These offer valuable clues about physical discomfort or emotional tension.

Palpation & Muscle Assessment
I gently assess the muscle tone and texture to locate areas of tightness, imbalance, or tenderness.

Energy Scanning
Using open palms, I scan the body to detect subtle energy imbalances—often felt as warmth, or a subtle electrical charge in specific areas.

Treatment Phase
I apply a combination of energy healing, gentle touch, stretching, and where needed, physiotherapy or other holistic techniques to help release blockages and restore comfort.

Horse-Guided Communication
As the horse relaxes and trusts, they often guide me toward areas needing more attention—through shifts in posture, expressions, or movement.

Closing & Aftercare Tips
We end with a moment of calm, allowing the horse to fully integrate the release. I provide practical advice for daily support, stretching, and observation for the owner.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is equine energy healing?

It’s a non-invasive approach that supports your horse’s natural ability to heal by releasing tension, pain, and energetic blockages. It works well for soft tissue discomfort and internal imbalances.

How is your method different?

My method combines energy work with physical observation, muscle assessment, and holistic techniques. Each session is intuitive, and horses often guide me to where they need help most.

Can I stay with my horse during the session?

Yes, absolutely. In fact, I often show owners how to observe and support their horse’s relaxation at home. My goal is to empower you as a hands-on caregiver.

How is your method different?

My method combines energy work with physical observation, muscle assessment, and holistic techniques. Each session is intuitive, and horses often guide me to where they need help most.

Do you need to tie up the horse during treatment?

If the horse is in a safe and friendly condition, I prefer not to tie them up. Allowing freedom of movement helps horses express and release more naturally. Sometimes they choose to walk away or graze—this often supports deeper release and integration of the healing process.

You use energy to help horses heal—how can I learn this if I don’t feel any energy myself?

I believe the energy I offer simply activates the horse’s own self-healing process. Much of the healing actually comes from within the horse.
As humans, we all have energy—even if you don’t feel it yet, it doesn’t mean it’s not there or that you can’t develop it. You may just need more time and consistent practice.
The key is: you must be healthy and balanced yourself to support your horse effectively.
To build your inner energy and awareness, you can also join my Eight-Section Brocade Qigong classes—it’s a great way to enhance your sensitivity and energy strength.

How long does a typical session last?

It depends on the horse’s condition. For a first session, I usually recommend 90–120 minutes, especially for a full-body assessment and deeper work. If needed, we can also focus on a specific area in a 60-minute session.
Sometimes the release happens on a deeper level, and we need to wait until the horse is ready—and they will always let us know.
I’ll also teach you how to observe and understand your horse’s subtle signals.