TLCBODYWORX

07/11/2026

✨These photos were taken an hour apart✨

This mare had an injury to her hip after a fall on ice, after being vet checked, she’s had a chiropractic adjustment and receives PEMF treatments as well.

Her back showed uneven muscling, which could be from compensation due to the extent of her injury. At first, the muscles appeared to be soft and squishy, but after some cross-fibre friction it was evident that her deep muscles showed restrictions.

Following our bodywork session, immediate results were visible for this mare, and she was able to weight bear that hip more comfortably. I love being a part of any and all horse wellness programs, but this one felt special.

📸 of Ben’s APHA “Susy”

07/05/2026

Some days, you just have to slow it down and connect.

The end goal with my son’s welsh pony is to have her pick him up from anywhere, anytime. So we’ve started with the side pass to me! She makes every session enjoyable.

📸 of Hudson’s Four Fools ASI Dixie

07/03/2026

Not only did Stronghold Creations make me some beautiful logo patches in UNDER 24 HOURS, but she also gifted me the cutest bag, what a pleasant surprise! I highly recommend using them for any of your custom needs. Top notch service!

Can’t wait to see them on some of my favourite riders this season!

06/23/2026

Super neat up and coming app for horse owners and equine professionals! Use this link to join the waitlist ⬇️⬇️⬇️

https://equiroute.ca/?ref=201ceaa9

One app for finding, booking, and managing equine care. Built to give farriers and bodyworkers control over requests, routes, and recurring clients. Join the Alberta waitlist.

06/22/2026

🐴Normal topline muscling OR restricted muscles?🐴

This pony appeared to have an oversized topline and it was incredibly hard and dense to the touch, due to overcompensating.

With careful deep pressure and cross fibre friction, she was able to release some deeply rooted tension, and progress was seen after just one session!

📸 of Hope the Welsh/Tarpan cross

06/17/2026

🐴Normal posture OR restricted muscles? 🐴

This little filly was a certified giraffe. She exhibited an abnormally high headset and she struggled with lowering her head when asked.

She was extremely restricted in her re**us capitis dorsalis major et minor and her obliquus capitis caudalis (her poll). As well as her sternomandibular, subclavius, pectoralis descendens and her rhomboideus cervicus.

Throughout our session she had many actions of licking and chewing, yawning, a soft eye, and most importantly— lowering of the head, which she struggled to do so before our session.

📸 of yearling Cricket before and after just one bodywork session.

06/16/2026

This little filly showed me she enjoyed her much needed bodywork session today!

📸 of yearling Cricket

06/16/2026

✨How can bodywork help you AND your horse?✨

Horse & Rider example:

This riders primary complaint is the lack of mobility in her right hip, which she gets chiropractic adjustments for as well as massage.

Her horse also receives chiropractic adjustments on her SI (sacroiliac) joint. Afterwards— that’s where I come in. The horse was extremely restricted in her serratus dorsalis caudalis (caudal dorsal serrate) and multifidus thoracis et lumborum muscles, particularly on the right side, to compensate for the riders restricted movement.

These two have come a long way and I’m so proud of them both. I notice improvements with every session!🥰

If you get chiropractic or massage work done on yourself, I guarantee your horse would benefit from a bodywork session. If your horse has a chiropractic adjustment, I guarantee they would benefit from a bodywork session, to relax the muscles that have been overcompensating for its structural imbalance.

📸 of Georgina Gardner and Smart Little Vixen