Restoring Comfort, Movement, and Balance in the Horse’s Body

Owned and operated by Jamie Munson, Certified Equine Therapist local to Merritt and Logan Lake, British Columbia. Helping Horses Move Freely, Perform Better, and Stay Sound Longer

57 Equine Therapy’s Approach:

  • Integrated approach combining structural, soft tissue, and energetic support

  • Focus on identifying root causes, not just symptoms

  • Collaborative care alongside veterinarians and farriers

  • Sessions tailored to each individual horse

What You May Notice After a Session:

  • Improved stride length and fluid movement

  • Reduced resistance under saddle

  • Increased comfort during grooming and saddling

  • A calmer, more relaxed demeanor

  • Better balance and coordination

Signs Your Horse May Benefit From Bodywork:

Horses often communicate discomfort in subtle ways long before it becomes a larger issue. You may notice:

  • Resistance under saddle or difficulty bending one direction

  • Shortened stride or uneven movement

  • Sensitivity when grooming or saddling

  • Behavioral changes such as irritability or withdrawal

  • Difficulty picking up leads or maintaining balance

  • Recurrent “mystery” lameness with no clear diagnosis

Addressing these signs early can help restore comfort, improve performance, and prevent further compensation patterns from developing.

Certified Equine & Canine Bodywork Practitioner
HJW Equine Studies — approved school of the British Columbia Association of Animal Massage and Bodywork Professionals

  • Structural & Soft Tissue Manipulation

  • Equine Massage Therapy & Acupressure

  • Saddle Fit Assessment and Hoof Balance

  • Homeopathic & Complementary Wellness Approaches

Committed to collaborative care, referring to veterinarians when medical evaluation or treatment is indicated.

57 Equine Therapy provides bodywork and movement support. This service is not a substitute for veterinary diagnosis or treatment.

Horse Massage / Acupressure / Equine Care