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Welcome to Wholistic Equine integrated methods

Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine Wholistic Equine

Welcome to Wholistic Equine integrated methods

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About Shannon Haycox

Shannon Haycox is certified in Structural Integration and is currently working on getting certified in Tom Mayes Integrated equine therapy. She has also studied sound therapy and is quite knowledgeable in herbs, essential oils and homeopathy for horses.

We incorporate many bodywork modalities that help your horse to perform to the best of his or her abilities.

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Structural Integration works with the fascia, thus allowing the muscles to perform at their optimum.

Bodywork Services and Prices

Bodywork

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structural integration

$50 per session or $250 for a complete set of sessions.

Using massage techniques and energy, this modality works with the fascia surrounding the muscles which enhances the horse's  performance. Typically, 5 -6 sessions are recommended with the first two sessions one week apart, the next session two weeks apart, and the final two sessions a month apart. This is recommended particularly if the horse has had long standing issues as it is necessary to work on the layers of muscle disfunction. 

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tom mayes integrated equine therapy

$50 per session

This method helps reset physical and emotional issues in the horse incorporating cranialsacral therapy, osteopath and acupressure. If your horse bucks at the canter departure, has a choppy gait, has a roached back, head shakes, has digestion issues, or emotional issues, then this method is your answer. Each session can last anywhere between 45 minutes to 1 1/2 hour depending on what is found.

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Leg saver

$10 to rent or $50 for Shannon to do a session

This is a TENS like unit that helps speed recovery of tendon or muscle injuries as well as relieving muscle soreness.

Bodywork extras

Sound therapy

$10 per session

This therapy helps with emotional issues in the horse

Kineseology taping

$10 per session

Like with humans, taping helps support muscles that are sore or weak.

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Herbs and oils

$20 per session

We like to offer free choice herbs and oils to horses because they know best what they need for their body

All of the above will be done at your barn. call and leave a message or text Shannon at 406-250-5823 for an appointment or more information