MASSAGE THERAPY
ADA - KIDEUP - Certified Equine Massage
Ada Stankovic, CEMT, Reiki Practitioner
"Serving York Region and surrounding areas"
Phone: 289-380-0446
Email: ada@kideup.com Web: www.kideup.com
As a Certified Equine Massage Therapist, and a graduate of the Equine Science and Advanced Equine Anatomy Certificate programs from the University Of Guelph, I have used almost 10 years of hands on experience to perfect my massage techniques to ensure that your horse will feel secure in their own environment, stay relaxed during each massage treatment, and actually look forward to their next session.
My massage therapy techniques are non-invasive, enhances and prepare your horse for work, assist with their exercise recovery time, and can treat or help heal many sport related muscular issues that can occur during work and show sessions. I encourage you to visit my website for more details, and to read some of my client testimonials., If you are concerned about your horse, or feel that they just don’t feel or perform as well as they should, please contact me, and I’ll be more than happy to provide you with a complimentary consultation so that you can decide if my massage therapy program will benefit your horse. Thank you. Ada.
Let your horse experience the power of touch.
EQUANIMITY EDGE EQUINE MASSAGE THERAPY COURSES
SIDONIA MCINTYRE, R.M.T, C.E.M.T
323 #34 Hwy West, RR 1
Essex, ON N8M 2X5
Phone: 1-888-378-4632
Email: equinerehab@xplornet.com Web: www.equinerehab.ca
Learn Equine Massage Therapy. Become a Certified Equine Massage Therapist for a new career or to work with your horse!
7 day intensive equine massage certification courses. The only course in Canada where the school comes to the students. Learn: full body massage, lower limb swelling, hoof heat reduction, a quick, safe colic relief treatment. Learn how common behaviour issues translate to pain and how to relieve it naturally using massage. New 3 week course in Windsor, ON October 29 - November 18, 2011.
Equine Massage and Sports Therapy
Jennifer Clysdale
Serving clients in Barrie, Orillia, Bracebridge and surrounding areas
Phone: 705-826-4843
Email: jc.horses13@gmail.com Web: www.equinesportstherapy.webs.com
Equine Sports Therapy promotes a healthy horse from the inside out by using a variety of natural techniques, depending on the individual horse's needs. Some of the therapies used to gain and maintain balance are massage, pressure point, acupressure and magnetic. Therapy can be used by itself or in conjunction with veterinary treatment in order to promote faster healing. Graduate of BC College of Equine Therapy.
Marguerite Old, REMT
250 The East Mall, PO Box 36575
Etobicoke, ON M4B 3Y0
Phone: 416-859-8096
Email: marguerite@equineedge.ca Web: www.equineedge.ca
Registered Equine Massage Therapist providing excellent quality and service throughout the Greater Toronto area. Discover the difference massage therapy can make in your horse's comfort, state of mind and performance. Treatments tailored to the individual for maximum results. Graduate of the D'al School of Equine Massage Therapy and member of the International Federation of Equine Massage Therapists.
Diane Barrow
406-249 Major Mackenzie Drive East
Richmond Hill, ON L4C 9M8
Phone: 905-884-8799
Email: diane@yorkregionhorsemassage.com Web: www.yorkregionhorsemassage.com
Equine sports massage therapy is a hands on harmonious and non-invasive healing system. Massage relaxes muscles increasing circulation which improves movement and performance. Great for older horses or horses on stall rest. Massage helps speed recovery and maintains wellness physically and mentally. Please call or email to book appointments.
Finding Quiet Equine
Liw Bringelson
Serving Simcoe, Grey, Dufferin, Wellington and Waterloo counties
Phone: 705-888-5290
Email: findingquiet@gmail.com Web: www.findingquiet.ca
Equine Craniosacral Therapy -- Bodywork with results. Using your horse's attention and movement, with light touch techniques to release tension and blockages in connective tissues and muscles. Observe long term performance, physical and emotional effects.
Julia Penistan
EEBW, ESMT, MT
Box 234 Embro, ON N0J 1J0
Phone: 519-475-9056 Cell: 519-535-1347
Email: jkpennistan@hotmail.com
Equine massage, saddle fit assessment, gait analysis, pulsed electromagnetic field therapy, small animal massage, human massage, house and farm sitting, clinics.
*Serving Peterborough, Guelph and surrounding areas*
Phone: 705-872-2526
Email: lindsay@eqmassage.ca Web: www.eqmassage.ca
Equine Massage therapy is a non-invasive modality that incorporates hands-on manual therapy, hydrotherapy and remedial exercise, with the goal of bringing the body towards a state of equilibrium where balanced, pain-free movement is possible. Massage therapy can be applied to treat a specific problem or injury, or it can be incorporated into a regular maintenance program to promote the optimal functioning and development of the musculoskeletal system, helping to prevent future injury, enhance performance, and extend an athletic or recreational career. Registered Equine Massage Therapists (REMTs) are required to complete 2200 hours of theoretical and practical training and are governed by the Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics as set out by the International Federation of Registered Equine Massage Therapists.
McMaster Massage - Equine Massage Therapy
Sharon McMaster BSc(H), MLT, EMT
108 Carmine Crescent
Cambridge, ON N3C 3Z4
Phone: 519-658-4244
Email: sharon@mcmastermassage.com Web: www.mcmastermassage.com
McMaster Massage has been providing quality equine massage services since 2000. Sharon is a graduate of a 2 year equine massage therapy diploma program and has also achieved her Honours Degree in Biological Sciences. Recently relocated to Kitchener, Sharon is establishing working relationships with many wonderful horses and their owners in the surrounding regions but continues to travel as far south as Windsor. Sharon takes great pride in the quality of her work and enjoys assisting horse and rider partnerships as they strive to achieve success in ever increasing levels of performance.
Massage is a wonderful additive to training programs. Regular massage sessions help keep your horse's muscles supple and free of tension.
This increases flexibility and thereby decreases the chance of stress/strain related injuries. Massage also assists the equine athlete in recovering from the physical and emotional stresses of competition. Please visit our website for more information.
Professional Edge Equine Massage Therapy
Lynne Bowen
London, ON
Phone: 519-652-2789 Fax: 519-652-1267 Email: lnn.bwn@gmail.com
Equine Massage Therapy
My goal is to improve the performance, well-being and health of your horse.
I am also available to take care of your farm and horses while you are out of town.
Phone: 905-659-7223
Email: simone@gto.net Web: www.simoneusselmantodmassage.com
Optimize Performance ~ For You & Your Horse.
Therapeutic and relaxation massage, bowen, craniosacral, soft tissue release and Equi-Bow techniques
Soothing Hands Equine Massage School
Kim Allaby, B.A., C.E.M.T.
1717 Adjala-Tecumseth TL
Tottenham, ON L0G 1W0
Phone/Fax: 416-410-8732
Email: soothinghandsequinemassage@live.ca Web: www.soothinghandsequinemassageschool.com
Making horses feel great is our mission! To achieve this we are committed to teaching the Soothing Hands Equine Massage Therapy method to as many people as possible. Whether you want to learn equine massage, for a career or, to massage your own horse, we have a course for you. Visit us on Facebook or our website for details.