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equine body workers use massage and stretching routines to help your horse

Equine BODY WORKERS

What is Equine Body Work?

This therapy is based upon Equine Sports Massage however, it also utilises a variety of other massage techniques and other complementary therapies to help the horse.  The treatment consists of a full body massage and stretching routines.  Equine Body Work can have many benefits including: 

Body Work for Canines is also available so that dogs can also benefit - typically dogs can obtain benefits similar to those listed above for horses.

It is very important as with all complementary therapies to use qualified practicioners only and to remember that no therapy is a substitute for veterinary care.  Qualified Equine Body Workers will normally be registered with the International Equine Body Worker Association (IEBWA) - who require that members carry out a number of hours of continued professional education each year, so that their skills and knowledge are maintained and enhanced.  Therefore it is advised that you use Equine (or Canine) Body Workers who are members of the IEBWA.

Copyright Taranet July 2005

International Equine Body Workers

United States of America (Listed in alphabetical by State/Region order)

Bill Stanton - Integrated Equine Bodywork Inc. (Florida, USA)

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