#1 Equine Sports Massage Therapist Joyce A Ford C.E.S.M.T.

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                            Common Muscular Problems

1. Refusing or resisting leads.

2.Head and neck discomfort.

3. Shortened strides.

4. Hind leg scuffing.

5. Hip and shoulder lameness.

6. Improper tracking.

7.Girthing problems.

8.Muscular or "cold back".

9.Loss of performing ability and many more.......

Therapeutic , hands on massage has long been recognized for its ability to increase circulation, relax muscle spasm, relieve tension, enhance muscle tone and increase range of motion... to list but a few benefits.

I enjoy knowing the horses I massage are not only feeling better when I am done. It is knowing that they will be  able to performing better. My healing hands really do make a difference.  A happy horse is a massaged horse. ******

My passion for the magnificent equine has helped my healing hands to bring not only satisfaction to the horse owner but to bring my equine patient the horse  a treatment to help have  better balance, to relieve  overworked  or underdeveloped muscles, to bring the horse to a place that helps his or her mind and body to perform the work required of them.  Which  in turn will make for a better bond for horse and rider and most of all a horse that feels good and can do the best job with no pain.  ALWAYS REMEMBER THAT EQUINE MASSAGE DOES NOT TAKE THE PLACE OF QUALIFIED VETERINARY CARE!

What I Do

I consult with the prospective horse owner and I treat the horse from head to tail and all over.  I work ever muscle.  I detect as I go along and inform the owner what I am doing and why.  It may take several treatments before a maintenance program can be done.  One massage even though it makes the horse relax and feel good, remove toxins from the body ,and improve his  or her mind and body condition is not a one time fix.  Some horses require more massages than others which is required  for best results. I spend a full hour or more with the horse and owner. I take  as much time as it takes.  .  It is extremely important that the horse not only receives a full body massage and a overall evaluation but that I  myself  use NO force only compassion and understanding.  I let my strength and energy flow  from my hands to their muscles.     If you are located in the Brevard County area the fee is $95.00 per  massage  plus additional farm  call charge .    This charge will vary by mileage and distance.  I also will travel to other areas and larger barns outside the Brevard County. area.   However I will need a minumum of 4 horses  .  Please call for fees and information.  A massaged horse is a happy horse.

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alamosa4350@yahoo.com

alamosa4350@yahoo.com

321-890-9667