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🐴Equine sports massage, Kinesiology taping, intro to fascial release and red light therapy.
🎓BEquineSc, BSc(Hons) and Equestricare graduate.
📍Servcing Wagga wagga, Cootamundra, Leeton, Table top and surrounding areas
🌿Mcdowells herbalist stockist

19/09/2025

Just a few of McDowells herbal supplements that I think might be popular.
Pre-orders before the 6th of October and receive a 10% off introductory offer! Can be picked up or delivered depending on location.
Orders can be made through messenger, 0428294891 or https://aligned-equine-therapies.square.site

17/09/2025

Another exciting announcement 📣
I am now a McDowells Herbal stockist and will aim to carry a small stock around with me for purchase but in the meantime I will be taking pre-orders. So if you are needing to restock get in touch
P.S Please be patient with me as I work all this out

15/09/2025

Exciting announcement 📣
I am please to introduce aligned equine therapies first sponsored rider Sammie and her horse Tweetie. We can’t wait to see how far they go and support them every step of the way!

Here’s what Sammie had to say:
I’m so excited to announce that Tweetie and I are proudly sponsored by Aligned Equine Therapies 🧡🖤🐴. This is my very first sponsorship, and I’m honoured to be their first sponsored rider!As a 3rd-year Veterinary Science student at CSU Wagga Wagga and a passionate dressage rider, I truly believe that looking after a horse’s body through bodywork and exercise is essential for fitness, recovery, and performance.Tweetie, my 7-year-old German Riding Pony X mare previously had Ross River virus, which I believe still has recurring effects on her musculoskeletal system and joint health. With the support of Bri from Aligned Equine Therapies, we’ve been able to keep Tweetie comfortable, supple, and performing her best.Bri is an Equine Scientist with Honours and has a great knowledge of horse's anatomy and mechanics and provides incredible insight which helps to improve our training while supporting Tweetie’s body in the right way. Tweetie can get very emotional and anxious in which traps tension making her sore, Bri’s therapy helps relieve the tension and gives us both the relief! This year, Tweetie and I are thrilled to be competing at the Australian Dressage Championships in the Pony Elementary Division — our very first Nationals together!I’m so grateful for Bri’s support, not only as a bodyworker and scientist, but also as a wonderful friend that understand how worried I can get. I can’t wait for this journey ahead — combining my veterinary studies with my athlete goals and having the support of Aligned Equine Therapies every step of the way.i

09/09/2025

No words needed… his letting us know exactly how he feels

08/09/2025

Fascia remembers.

Fascia remembers when your horse sat back multiple times as a yearling when learning how to tie.

Fascia remembers how much it hurt to walk on that suspensory injury.

Fascia remembers colic and how bad allergy season was.

So fascia adapts.
The fascia around their poll is thicker and denser, the nerve endings are now either overstimulated causing anxiety, or so restricted that restricted range of movement is normal.

Fascia allows them to stand comfortably with one leg slung under them and their entire shoulder and barrel rotated away from the leg with the suspensory - even though its been a year or two since the injury. Fascia makes sure to try and prevent that hurt again.

Overstimulated nerves from tight fascia after colic result in a horse learning to kick out when their stomach is touched. Same goes for the horse who has been coughing all spring and summer due to allergies.

Fascia is more than just a connective tissue in your horse's body.

It is designed to help your horse survive, only horses can't go to therapy and say "Every time I do something I am scared my body will hurt." So over the course of your horse's life their fascia will adapt to everything in their environment. The good and the bad. Fascia adapts and tells the body, "You can trust me to keep us safe." Even when the pain is long gone.

This is why bodywork and complementary care is vital. It is not a luxury. It is not a one and done. It is not a treat for your horse.

Many times it takes multiple monthly sessions to help horses let go of deep formed compensation patterns. Many times there are adjustments that need to be made to another part of their care. It is also why species appropriate care in the form of friends, forage and freedom are so important.

Horses in balanced herd groups often groom each other. This social bond not only is good for your horse's mental health - that grooming session helps to undo fascial tension.

Fascia needs movement to stay hydrated and healthy. And no, an hour of turnout and and hour ride is not enough. Think closer to at least 8 hours of turnout. Standing around, or even constantly turning in a stall, often creates tight, dehydrated, itchy or sensitive fascia. It can even lead to such high degrees of restriction it affects the horse's ability to move in the most correct ways.

Fascia needs forage. Well, your horse's gut does. And if your horse begins experiencing any organ discomfort, there is fascia... ready to swoop in, offer support and help your horse. But that is why your horse with uclers nearly kicked you in the stomach as you went to girth up. That pain travels thanks to the adaptions of fascia.

Fascia remembers the good and the bad.
So take care of it.

26/08/2025

Proposed calander for September 🗓️
Nothing is set in stone, so if you interested in booking but your area isn’t there or you can’t do that date please reach it and we can work something out ☺️

25/08/2025

These photos are 20minutes apart.
The shine… the coat colour change… the change in her stance … the lengthening of her body

It is truely amazing the difference you can see after bodywork

19/08/2025

I am continually amazed by the results of fascial release. These photos are both before a session and a week apart!
A lot of credit belongs to this dedicated owner who kept up with her homework and has been doing a lot of work in between sessions.
For such a subtle technique there are a lot of big changes that can occur with each session bringing the horse closer to being in a balance and function state.

15/08/2025

Come sit with me as we watch this guy release tension

10/08/2025

Equine Therapy Products have hands down made one of the most useful tools in my tool box. Is there somewhere you would like to see it used? Would you have a go to spot?

04/08/2025

I am trying a booking system 😬
If you want the convience of jumping online, seeing availability and booking an appointment, now you can.
Obviously being a travelling business it will have its difficulties in organising people according to their locations, so I ask one favour. Keep an eye on the monthly calander I will pin to the top of the page to see where I’ll be. If I need to reschedule your appointment then I will contact before rescheduling.
If you have any feedback then please let me know, I’m excited to see how this goes ☺️

https://aligned-equine-therapies.square.site

27/07/2025

🗓️Calander🗓️

Looking to be a busy month with bookings and case studies. So be quick to book in if your horse is needing bodywork!
Bookings can be made via messenger or 0428294891

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Wagga Wagga, NSW

Telephone

+61428294891

Website

https://aligned-equine-therapies.square.site/

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