EQTHERAPEUTICS

Pelvic dysfunction is one of the most overlooked causes of chronic lameness and movement asymmetry in horses. Yet, just like in humans, an upslip of the ilium —where one side of the pelvis shifts upward and loses proper articulation with the sacrum—can have profound effects on posture, coordination, and even cranial symmetry. This case highlights how accurate assessment, species-specific rehabilitation, and a supportive environment can restore balance and function in a remark

In Humans, Belief Can Heal One of the most remarkable discoveries in human medicine is the placebo effect. Far from being “fake,” placebo...

"You can’t fix the symptom if the cause is built into the horse’s daily life." Over the years, I’ve been called out to see hundreds of...

During a dissection hosted at the Northwest School of Animal Massage (NWSAM) in collaboration with Trinity Equine Services , we had the...

Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy (ESWT) has become a prevalent trend in equine rehabilitation. It's widely featured in veterinary...

People often assume that because I am a staunch advocate for scientific principles — a stickler for anatomy, physiology, and mechanics...

The therapy world—whether human or equine—is saturated with "methods." There’s always someone touting a revolutionary technique, a...

One of the most transformative shifts in my career happened the moment I stopped viewing the body as a collection of isolated parts and...

Horsemanship isn’t confined to riding, training sessions, or the moments when we’re tacked up and ready to work. It permeates every...