Stable Equine Therapies, LLC

Stable Equine Therapies, LLC Equine Massage Therapy & Thermal Imaging, utilizing multiple modalities to achieve the best results:

09/17/2025

Blinking through the release šŸ¤—

I just love how much this girl loves her bodywork sessions.

09/07/2025

Bodywork and ā€œrehabā€ looks different for each horse.

This guy has always struggled with his left lead about 90% of the time due to his sacrum and ilium being rotated in different directions (wrong lead in the first clip). Due to his age, some areas are likely fused BUT there are tissue restrictions we have been working on that have helped him regain some symmetry, even if it is temporary for now. More frequent sessions are in order to help keep old movement and bracing patterns at bay.

His bodywork session consisted of working through his pelvic and lumbar restrictions, compensatory areas, balance pad utilization, doing several different ROM exercises and tests, applying our favorite liniment spray to bring circulation and anti-inflammatory effects to the main areas of concern, and checking our work. It’s always nice to see the horse willingly working on the correct lead post session, showing that the body can re-educate itself to new movement patterns when the restrictions resolve!

Now to hope it sticks with the more frequent sessions!

I love trying new approaches on my own horses and then incorporating them into client sessions as needed. ā¤ļøšŸ“

A little PSA-NOW is the time to start treating for and preventing thrush in our horses. My absolute favorite products th...
09/07/2025

A little PSA-

NOW is the time to start treating for and preventing thrush in our horses.

My absolute favorite products that get rid of the funk AND promote healthy tissue growth are those made by Red Horse Products. I find the best prices through the Equine Digit Support System website.

As with all products, consistency is key. I like to apply Field Paste for my horses weekly or more frequently if I pick their hooves a lot.

āŒ Don’t wait until there’s an active problem.

Hooves are dry now, which causes cracking in the frogs, which is the perfect home to fungus and bacteria. Add in a little rain and you have a cozy environment to grow a painful problem.

Diet is a huge factor as well- copper & zinc are great supplements to grow a healthy hoof and balance out the iron in your hay, water, or grass. Added bonus- your horse will be less likely to bleach out in the summer months AND their skin/coat benefit from it as well (itchy ponies!).

ā“Do you know what thrush looks (or smells) like?
ā“Have you been successful in treating thrush?
ā“If not- what have you been using and how are you using it?

September Availability:22nd- FULL23rd- one horse, afternoon. 25th- up to two horses. Late AM, afternoon 29th- FULL I’ll ...
09/05/2025

September Availability:

22nd- FULL
23rd- one horse, afternoon.
25th- up to two horses. Late AM, afternoon
29th- FULL

I’ll be down south in the Puyallup area on the 26th, likely with room to see a horse or two!

Please comment, message, or text me if you’d like to hop on the schedule!

✨ Labor Day ✨I hope everyone spends the day celebrating their hard work, whether that be staying at home to care for you...
09/01/2025

✨ Labor Day ✨

I hope everyone spends the day celebrating their hard work, whether that be staying at home to care for your kiddos and home or getting up every day to make a living. Your work matters.

Building a small business from the ground up, making a name for myself, and always striving to learn more or find better ways to help horses wouldn’t be possible without the support of my clients. I am forever grateful for the clients who continue to book sessions, share my posts, give referrals, advertise with sweatshirt or t-shirt orders, and more. Even though I’m comfortable with my pricing, I so often hear that I ā€œdon’t charge enoughā€ for what I do or they wish I could come more than once every 3-4 weeks because of the difference they see in their horses. That kind of support means everything to a small business owner and makes the stressful side of business ownership worth it.

A real labor of love… My work day doesn’t ever end when I leave the last horse for the day. I am constantly researching, keeping up with client communications, finalizing charts or reports, consulting with vets or other practitioners, testing techniques or supplements or equipment on my own horses, answering questions or phone calls (texting is so much easier!), placing orders for restocking, and I wouldn’t have it any other way. I love that my clients can come to me outside of their session time and know that I care about every horse I work with. I do believe that you get out what you put in, and I try to do the same with my clients.

All it takes is a dream, some elbow grease, and determination to really set yourself up to succeed. Finding a way to make a living doing what you love, while maintaining healthy boundaries to keep it fun, is what I hope everyone can achieve at some point in their life. I’m incredibly lucky to have discovered this early on and have been happily working with horses and their owners for going on 5 years now.

Once again, thank you to my amazing clients who continue to support this dream of mine while supporting your horses as well. ā¤ļø

šŸ“øThermal asymmetry can be seen for various reasons such as:šŸ”» Asymmetrical movement due to weakness or uneven training. šŸ”»...
08/26/2025

šŸ“øThermal asymmetry can be seen for various reasons such as:

šŸ”» Asymmetrical movement due to weakness or uneven training.
šŸ”» Compensation patterns.
šŸ”» Soreness or tension.
šŸ”» Inflammation of the muscles or joints.
šŸ”» Lower neck issues leading to vasoconstriction.
šŸ”» Arthritic changes or bony changes.
šŸ”» Tendon or ligament strain.
šŸ”» Nerve conditions.
šŸ”» Imbalanced or painful hooves.
šŸ”» Strain or stress on an area.
šŸ”» Kissing spines.
šŸ”» SI inflammation.
šŸ”» Poor saddle fit.
…And MORE.

I have had the opportunity to see some pretty darn cool cases with this tool. I’ve had radiographs, bone scans, ultrasound, and MRI line up with the thermographic findings of ā€œwhere to look.ā€ Often, these horses haven’t palpated sore or hide their pain well.

✨ Proper prep and imaging environment is the key to accurate images. ✨

Every horse is different. Horses also look different depending on their season of life, where their training is, or depending on how their body feels to them right now. Repeat imaging paints a picture and lets you see the things your horse isn’t able to tell you.

šŸš— I’m always happy to travel for groups to perform imaging if you’re not local to me. Group perk- if you gather 10 horses, the 11th of your choice can be done for free.

My absolute favorite sessions are imaging & bodywork combos… where I get to verify and FEEL what we are seeing on the screen and provide a hands-on assessment.

Veterinary Grade Thermal Imaging is performed with state-of-the-art equipment that is calibrated for living beings, not industrial use like other imaging devices. Accuracy is key when working with your beloved animals.

Imaging sessions typically last 30 minutes, are non-invasive, and you get a full report with typically 70-80 pages of temperature measurements and notes.

What are you waiting for?

Class may be over, but the learning never stops. The last two days I attended a clinic to learn more about the Myofascia...
08/20/2025

Class may be over, but the learning never stops.

The last two days I attended a clinic to learn more about the Myofascial Kinetic Lines, how to test for dysfunction in the lines (and ultimately the horse’s body), and how to treat.

It was great having a base knowledge about these lines from previous training, but the thought and detail put into this clinic was top notch. I came away with so much more knowledge and understanding, as well as new techniques that I can’t wait to incorporate into my sessions.

Thank you Mary Lou Langley with Langley Equine Studies for your passion and putting this together. It was a fun group and I look forward to future learning from you!

Bonus- Remy got to go on a field trip and reap the benefits of this method and more behind the scenes. Thank you Jolene with Paradox Equestrian for being so accommodating and allowing us to use your facility. It’s beautiful!

I have a couple of dates available this month for bodywork or thermal imaging: 21st: *FULL*25th: 1 horse, AM 28th: 1 hor...
08/13/2025

I have a couple of dates available this month for bodywork or thermal imaging:

21st: *FULL*
25th: 1 horse, AM
28th: 1 horse, PM

Message or comment if you’d like to snag a spot!

State Fair will creep up quickly for those who qualified at the county level, reach out ASAP to secure a spot before.

There are still a ton of shows happening BUT bodywork is great year-round, not just before or after shows or when there’s a problem!

I’ve been doing a ton of shadowing or having students observe sessions this summer and it has been so much fun. Thank you to my clients who have been so happy to share your time with them!

***Nationally Board Certified, State Licensed, & Insured Large Animal Massage Practitioner. Certified Veterinary Thermographer.***

A horse that can breathe and move is a happy horse! Nylon latigos and off billets come in fun patterns but can cause you...
08/13/2025

A horse that can breathe and move is a happy horse! Nylon latigos and off billets come in fun patterns but can cause your horse to be sore if not used appropriately.

As the Skagit County Fair is wrapping up, I want to express how happy I was to see so many horses prior to and during ha...
08/11/2025

As the Skagit County Fair is wrapping up, I want to express how happy I was to see so many horses prior to and during haul-in day receiving some form of support for the long week ahead!

Massage, PEMF, kinesiology tape, micro-current, cupping therapy, and NMES were all utilized to help optimize performance, release tension, relax the mind, and prepare the body for competition.

I love to see horses being treated like the athletes that they are!

I know there were several who missed out on getting their horses in before fair, I do still have some availability for those who would like to have their horses seen post-competition to clean up any areas of soreness or tension that have come up over the long week. Message or text me to book or comment below if you’d like to set something up!

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Sedro-Woolley, WA
98284

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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