Wild Wind Equine Therapy

09/05/2025

🌀Blue Bell Pt. 2🌀

Some of you may remeber this spring when Blue came to me to start her rehab journey. Her loving owner has been struggling to keep her sounds for the last few years with no luck getting anything diagnosed. I have been working with Blue and her owner for the last two years and in the begining we were making leaps and bounds, then we hit a roadblock in her treatment. I would go out, do a session on Blue and she would feel like a million bucks for about a week and a half then back to her ‘normal’ state. She needed more consistency and a therapeutic eye 24/7 so when her body went out of balance it didn’t have any time to set itself improperly.

Blue suffered from a mysterious lameness predominantly in her front left leg, she landed toe first in both forelimbs and pawed till no end! All around body pain and tightness causing poor range of motion in every plane of motion. When Blue came in, I assessed her and we made a game plan to get her back on track.

In the month and a half that Blue was with me, this is what we worked on:
- Myofascial lines
- Organ meridians
- Craniosacral therapy
- Musculoskeletal health
- Energy pathways using acupressure
- Stretching and flexion through the whole body
- Rehabilitation exercises

In part three (coming up) I will show you the before and after videos of her movement in her back up a walk, trot, and a lope. See for yourself how proper care, time and dedication can reverse ailments and improve health and wellness in your horses.

09/04/2025

🌀Sparkly AND functional🌀

Some new kicks for miss Blue Bell and an EMOT session to keep her feeling her best. This mare, her owner and I have been on a rollercoster the last 2 years and we’re finally winning!

Pt. 1

09/01/2025

Another day another bum… but today is different (pun intended🤭)

This horse presented with poor posture in his lower thoracic and lumbar back and inhibited hind end range of motion, both passive and active.

At first glance this looks like the common pelvic tilt. But with a pelvic tilt, there is the same degree of rotation present in all the boney landmarks; the tuber sacrals, tuber coxae and the ischial tuberosities.

However in the before picture, the only boney landmarks that are irregular are the sacral tubers this is because what you see is not a pelvic tilt. It is actually a unilateral counternutation of the sacrum (on the left wing) coupled with the rotation of all 5 lumbar vertebrae (to the right). This causes the SI joint to function incorrectly, causing discomfort, poor posture and trouble with leads.

Listen to your horses. They’re always talking

08/31/2025

🦴 Sunday set for this big boy who suffers from carpal arthritis in both knees.

📍 After some acupressure and a custom set of glue on shoes with medium softness packing to increase the shock absorption and decrease vibration within his joints

Good day to be a Sunday ☀️

08/29/2025

If you have any questions or want more info, send me a message, I’m always happy to chat!

To book call the clinic directly🤗

08/27/2025

🖤Even the big boys need some love🖤

💥 Charlie had a problem in a hind hoof this spring which caused him to compensate in other parts of his body. This created imbalances within, leading to poor movement and reduced comfort.

💥 After ONE session we were able to make a notable change. Seeing a difference in his posture, movement and comfort level!

🤔 What do you see?!

08/26/2025

So grateful and excited to be working along side an amazing veterinarian in a gorgeous facility. If you want booked in for SEPTEMBER 9th call the clinic and book with the directly!

I can’t wait to see you all there🥳

ANOTHER exciting announcement!!!
We are extremely excited to welcome the talented Karryssa into the clinic as well, she will be offering her services ONE day a month. Here is a little more about Karryssa;

Karryssa has an extensive list of credentials, beginning at the university of Saskatchewan with two years of a BSc in animal biosciences, then going on to become certified in equine craniosacral therapy through Angels Animals. Immediately after she completed two years at the Natural Touch Therapy Institute (formerly the BC College of Equine Therapy) to earn a certification in equine manual osteopathic therapy along with several other continuing education courses.

Utilizing the knowledge, experience and different modalities she has gained over the years, Karryssa focuses on a whole body approach of assessing and addressing your equines. Each session is specific to each horse, tailoring a treatment plan that best suits you and your horse with the end goal of always addressing the root cause, not just the symptoms.

Whether it is a musculoskeletal ailment, an energy imbalance or a mental block, Karryssa with Wild Wind Equine Therapy is there to help get your horse into whole body balance and feeling like themselves again.

Karryssa will be here on the SECOND Tuesday of each month starting September 9th, to book in give us a call @ 306-845-2870 or if your have any questions please don't hesitate to reach out to Karryssa or us!

Wild Wind Equine Therapy

08/22/2025

📢 REMINDER 📢

~ Are you looking for an equine therapist who prioritizes whole body health and harmony?

~ Has your horse inquired an injury, but not sure how to go about their journey to recovery?

~ Are you legging your horses up for the season, and their body can’t keep up?

~ Has your horse been struggling with unbalanced hooves or lameness?

If you answered yes to any of the above, let’s discuss how I can help you ensure your horses feel and perform their best on all fronts. Because here at Wild Wind Equine Therapy, the goal is to

✨Heal the whole horse✨

08/21/2025

Mountain ready ⛰️

08/20/2025

Meadow lake I have one spot available for the 22nd, message me to secure it!

Only a few appointments left for August, don’t forget to get your horses booked in for a fresh trim or an EMOT session, or both!

08/20/2025

🍂September Availability🍂

August is all booked up and that brings us smoothly into September. Just because you’re winding down from the busy season doesn’t mean your horses body is. So don’t forget to give them some much needed and well deserved TLC.

There have been a few new areas added to my route and if you are in the area looking for some body work, barefoot trimming or glue on composite shoes let me know because spots are limited!

*will keep updated with current availability*