| Certified Equine Acupressure Practitioner by Tallgrass Animal Acupressure Insitiute |
| Acupressure is based on Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) just like acupuncture, only instead of using needles, acupressure is applied with noninvasive touch techniques using fingers, hands, and/or elbows. Horses are highly responsive to acupressure because they are very in tune with their bodies, and within a few treatments, most animals give very clear indications and guidance regarding acupoints that need attention. Your horse, whether he is an athlete or your favorite trail buddy, can benefit from having his body energetics balanced to maintain his sense of well-being. Acupressure offers horses natural healing and optimal health. Benefits of acupressure can include:
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Acupressure Does NOT substitute for veterinary care Please consult your vet if
your think your horse may benefit from acupressure. IF YOUR HORSE IS SICK
OR INJURED, PLEASE CALL YOUR VET.
Acupressure can be used to maintain the energetic balance in your horse. A
balanced horse is a healthy horse. It is thought in TCM, that energetic imbalances
can lead to disease. By massaging or working specific acupressure points, energy
blockage along specific energetic pathways called meridians may be released,
allowing your horse to be healthy, flexible and in harmony and balance with
internal and external elements. TMC may also help with performance or behavioral
problems.
Acupressure can also address emotional problems. Moving to another stable,
losing a pasture or barn mate, boredom from being in a stall all day, or even
stress from a previous illness may cause an energetic imbalance.
You can participate in your horse's health by learning a few essential acupressure
points that you can use between professional acupressure sessions.
balanced horse is a healthy horse. It is thought in TCM, that energetic imbalances
can lead to disease. By massaging or working specific acupressure points, energy
blockage along specific energetic pathways called meridians may be released,
allowing your horse to be healthy, flexible and in harmony and balance with
internal and external elements. TMC may also help with performance or behavioral
problems.
Acupressure can also address emotional problems. Moving to another stable,
losing a pasture or barn mate, boredom from being in a stall all day, or even
stress from a previous illness may cause an energetic imbalance.
You can participate in your horse's health by learning a few essential acupressure
points that you can use between professional acupressure sessions.
| Equine Acupressure |
