Bodywork & Massage
Equine Bodywork Services
At Natural Presence Equine Bodywork, we specialize in providing therapeutic care tailored to the unique needs of each horse. Our services are designed to enhance performance, support recovery, and promote overall well-being through expert techniques and personalized care plans.
All services start at $90
Services Include:
Equine Massage Therapy:
Hands-on techniques and muscle testing to increase circulation, relieve tension, enhance muscle tone, and improve range of motion.
Injury Prevention & Rehabilitation:
Customized care plans to support recovery and reduce the risk of future injuries.
Advanced Therapeutic Techniques:
Incorporating cranial-sacral therapy, deep-tissue massage, acupressure, and stretching exercises to address specific needs.
Geriatric Care:
Specialized therapy for aging horses to maintain mobility, reduce pain, and improve quality of life.
Whether your horse is a high-performance athlete, a recreational partner, or in need of rehabilitation, our certified Equine Sport Therapist is here to help.
Get in Touch
We proudly serve the North Okanagan Region of British Columbia. Contact us today to learn more about our services or to book a consultation. Let us help your horse feel better, move better, and perform at their best. Please email naturalpresenceequine@gmail.com
Or request an appointment on our profile at Equi-Pro Connect.
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Equi-Health Canada is an outstanding organization that provides top-quality classes in equine emergency first aid, equine safety, and disaster planning preparedness. They take a comprehensive and careful approach to assisting equine owners, barn managers, and other equine enthusiasts. These are typically the "first responders" in discovering an emergency situation. Equi-Health Canada's instructors our certified and well-trained to teach their courses. -Equine Support Services USA
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The knowledge you acquire is priceless! All horse owners should know what to do in an emergency, and now the opportunity is here to learn! Amazing company. -Laura Sliter
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I have taken equine first aid courses in the past, but had no idea just how much I didn't know until I became an Equi-Health Canada Instructor. The programs they offer are well researched and cover many scenarios we may encounter as horse people. The format they are delivered in is professional but fun, so you learn a lot while enjoying a day with horses. I highly recommend them.Kerry Hannigan
FAQ
Can I take a course for CE credits?
Yes!
Courses are eligible for equine insurance discounts, EAGALA credits, PATH credits, IAABC credits, AAVT CE credits, Green certificate and Equestrian Canada credits and more, please contact me for more information regarding continuing education. naturalpresenceequine@gmail.com
I want to host a course, what do you need?
Hosting is simple, I need a place out of the weather preferably with power for the powerpoint presentation, safe horses for demo's and for students to practice on, and a place for us to be out of the weather. please email me at naturalpresenceequine@gmail.com
How do you register for a course and do I need to bring anything?
Great question, no experience is required but we recommend all students to take our Emergency Equine First Aid course first. All you need to bring is water and lunch (unless the course has a catered lunch), weather appropriate attire, close toe shoes and are eager to learn.
All students receive a manual and certificate of completion and vitals card. See you in Class!
What is a Certified Safe Facility?
- They have hosted an EHC-sanctioned Equine Health and Emergency First Aid clinic and have staff or volunteers on site with current first aid certification.
- They have hosted an EHC-sanctioned Advanced Equine Emergency First Aid clinic and have staff or volunteers on site with current advanced certification.
- They have hosted an EHC-sanctioned Disaster Planning and Emergency Preparedness clinic and have staff or volunteers onsite with current certification.
- They have an ongoing relationship with Equi-Health Canada, remaining up-to-date on new health and emergency protocols, and host a minimum of two EHC-sanctioned courses per year, with any of the currently certified Equi-Health Canada Instructors.
Facilities who meet these criteria are awarded an annual Certified Safe certificate to hang on their facility wall. They will also have their facility listed here with website link and contact information at no charge.
If you have hosted the above three courses in the past year, please contact us to have your facility added to the Certified Safe listings