Equi-Motion Therapy

Irish is an experienced, professional and committed Certified Equine Massage Therapist with a strong interest in providing improved performance, injury rehabilitation and maintaining the well-being of the horse. She is a graduate of Equinimity Edge Equine Rehab in both the massage therapy and chiropractic and joint play programs. Irish has also attended Dr. Kerry Ridgeway seminars on low heel/high heel syndrome, gastro-intestinal ulcers and saddle fitting. She is currently taking a course with Equinology, focusing on equine anatomy and soon, cranial-sacral and myofascia releases. In November of 2010 Irish attended a new and exciting course offered by

Animal Dynamics on Equine Electro Acupressure, which is successfully used to treat common muscular and skeletal problems of the horse.Irish has always had a passion for animals, especially our equine friends. She has seen many positive effects of equine massage therapy and alternative methods over the years. She quotes "My many equine partners have given me countless enjoyable years in the saddle. Now it is my turn to return the favor. This is why I do what I do and love it!"

Over the years equestrians are becoming more educated and accepting of the powerful effects of equine massage therapy and alternative methods. They are a wonderful, non-invasive additive to any horse's training that can be used to increase performance. They help to remove the physical issues in the body related to stress and injury and help alleviate the mental stresses that place a heavy toll on our high performance athletes. Non-competitive horses can benefit as well by relieving physical tension and aiding mental relaxation for complete wellness.

Equine nutrition is a valuable part of wellness so Irish is now making the highest quality equine nutrition available to her clients. Massage therapy and alternative methods can benefit horses of all ages, sizes and disciplines from a mini, to a foal, to an Olympian. After all, they are all natural athletes and should be treated in that respect! Your equine partner deserves the best.