Services
Equine Osteopathy
Canine Osteopathy
A session takes roughly 1 to 1.5 hours. Each session of a dog is different regarding what I focus on, but I will mobilize skeletal, cranial sacral, and the visceral system of each canine. For safety of myself and the dog, I require a handler and a dog to wear a muzzle during my session. I supply the muzzle.
Kinesiology Taping
Kinesiology tape is an elastic therapeutic tape used to increase circulation, reduce pain, or support muscles, ligaments, and joints. I use kinesiology tape to help support a sessions if there is a stubborn restriction or something that needs a little extra attention.
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FAQ
I am here to answer any questions you may have.
I am located in the bighorn basin of north central Wyoming
Yes. I am happy to travel to you. Farther if there are several horses lined up to make a trip feasible. Reach out to me and I can let you know if I am traveling your way.
This can vary depending on how far I travel. Contact me for specific cost. I try to keep my pricing fair.
Attached is a link to a blog post I wrote about this. If you need more clarification, please reach out to me. I am happy to give you more information. https://livingwaterbodywork.com/elementor-331/
No. Osteopathy is a hands on mobilization of the musculoskeletal system. Thus my focus is not purely on soft tissue. However, I do use some massage techniques to help before or after mobilizations.
No. Many people say it looks similar to chiropractic when we are mobilizing the musculoskeletal system. However, osteopaths do follow their own techniques and protocols. We also address the cranial sacral and visceral systems, setting us apart from most chiropractors.