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Bazentin Equine Therapy

Bodywork for equine, canine and yes cattle too!

Bodywork may include; massage, myofascial release therapy, range of motion exercises, stretching, red light therapy, and k-taping.

06/07/2025

📣 I’ve got a few spots left!!! Take advantage of this ride - changing clinic!

Saturday at East Edge Equestrian Centres and Sunday in Grandora!

Message me to get in on this!

30/06/2025

🐴🐶🐱🐮All small animal and cattle can still be booked directly though, me. Thank you!

12/06/2025

👋🏻I am away for some training to serve your horses better!

03/06/2025

🗓️Full this week!

📲Messages me to get in later this month before I’m fully booked up!

💡Reminder to book all equine sessions through Rhythm Equine Veterinary Services. Small animals and other large animals can still book directly thought me.

Thank you!

20/05/2025

🐕Thank you all for keeping me so busy!🐾

07/05/2025

⭐️Thank you Sherry!

06/05/2025

🩵I am fully booked this week!

🩵Next week on Friday is my soonest available.

🩵Please note: All large animal booking is now done through and small animal still goes trough me!

🩵Thank you!

29/04/2025

🎉 Exciting News from Rhythm Equine Vet! 🎉

We’re proud to welcome Jill Pauls, a talented and highly trained CIEBWA Certified equine body worker, to the Rhythm team! 🐎💆‍♀️

Jill brings a wealth of experience in equine massage therapy and bodywork, with advanced training in biomechanics, myofascial release, and soft tissue therapy. Her hands-on approach supports everything from injury recovery to performance optimization—and her results speak for themselves. 👏

With Jill now part of the team, Rhythm is excited to offer an even more comprehensive, whole-body approach to equine health and wellness—combining veterinary care with therapeutic bodywork for truly integrated support. 💙

💬 Appointments with Jill can now be booked through Rhythm's reception—give your horse the care it deserves, from head to hoof.

27/04/2025

🩵I've got a few small animals spots open mid week this week! Message me to book.

21/04/2025

🗓️🩵A few spots available later in the week!

20/04/2025

🐴What is Equine Hanna Somatics (EHS)?

🐴EHS is a gentle, neuromuscular technique that helps reverse and prevent chronic tension, poor posture, and movement dysfunction in horses. It works by engaging the horse as an active participant, encouraging a stronger brain-body connection and allowing for the natural normalization of resting muscle tone.

🐴Unlike approaches that focus solely on symptoms, EHS addresses the root cause of postural issues—how the nervous system contributes to bracing, imbalance, and compensation patterns. It views the horse as a whole: body and brain.

🐴Last year, I completed Level 1 of EHS training. It complements the Craniosacral and Myofascial modalities I also practice, all of which are centered on holistic care, creating new movement patterns, and supporting meaningful change without force.

14/04/2025

🩵 Thank you everyone!

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About Jill...

Jill Pauls grew up on a working farm and spent a lot of time out in the barn taking care of a variety of animals. She was also involved in the local 4-H club taking on projects in Beef, Sheep, Light Horse and Photography. Along with growing up on a farm, Jill grew up playing a variety of sports. And of course along with playing sports, come injuries. Her injuries were mainly soft tissue but she learnt the value of massage and bodywork in treating them to recovery. Jill also learned and experienced the compensatory problems that come in the aftermath of injuries.

This was the beginning of Jills journey into massage and bodywork for animals. The beginning of 2007 Jill started her studies in British Columbia with the HJW Equine Studies Program. Since then, Jill has completed externships for:

Nutritional courses

John Barnes Myofascial Equine 1

Equinology EBW Level 1

Canine Myofascial Release

Caninology CNBW Level 1

NeuroKinectics Practitioner Level 1

Jill is currently working on her EEBW and CCBW Level 2 and Equine MFR.

As a bodyworker, Jill works alongside the owner as a part of the animals health care team which would include veterinarians, trainers, farriers and equine dentists. By working together, the overall wellness of your animal is put first. Jills goal as a bodyworker would be to have your animal run a little faster, jump a little higher and move a little easier with every session.

Continuing education is also very important to Jill. Not only is it a part of maintaining her membership with the IEBWA but also to grow her knowledge and get to converse with other therapists, vets and health care professionals to further help clients and their animals. Jill is committed to attending classes throughout the year as she is always striving to be better.

“I enjoy what I do and just want to thank all of my clients and their animals be they horses, cattle, dogs, sheep or donkeys, for all their encouragement to keep learning, patience in realizing sometimes helping them isn’t always a sprint from A to B but a marathon, for pushing to find answers and for challenging me. You make me strive to be a better therapist every time I work with you.” - Jill Pauls