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Erin Lefebvre has been a licensed Massage Therapist for humans specializing in Myofascial Release for 22 years. Erin also has been a licensed Myofascial Therapist for horses for 6 years with clients in Florida, Tennessee, New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Prince Edward Isles in Canada. Erin is a registered professional member in good standing with the International Association of Animal Massage & B

odywork (IAAMB) as well as the Associated Bodywork & Massage Professionals (ABMP) and the National Certification Board of Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB). She has been studying equine anatomy & biomechanics for 8 years and holds a plethora of certifications in continuing education including:

1) Tao of Horsemanship Practitioner / 2015-present

2) Masterson Method Academy:
- Beyond Horse Massage Online Course / 2018
- Beyond Horse Massage 2-day clinic / 2018
- Level 1 Equine Musculoskeletal Performance Anatomy Course / 2019
- Basic Biomechanics Understanding Horse Movement / 2019
- Equine Anatomy and Health Conditions / 2019
- Recognizing Issues That Affect Performance Horses / 2019

3) Trigger Points for Horses / 2019

4) Horses Inside Out Academy Veterinary Lectures:
- Sacroiliac Ligaments & The Iliopsoas Muscle Group / 2021
- Understanding the Horse’s Back / 2021
- Understanding Muscles & Fascia / 2021
- Understanding Your Horse’s Neck / 2021
- Understanding & Assessing Equine Posture / 2022
- Movement from the Anatomical Perspective / 2022
- Principals of Movement / 2022
- Muscular Misconceptions / 2022
- Biomechanics of Bending / 2022
- Head Anatomy / 2022
- Training The Brain Lecture by Dr. Andrew Hemmings / 2022
- Digestive Anatomy / 2022
-Biomechanics of Trot / 2023
-Biomechanics of Canter / 2023

5) Centaur Biomechanics Online Veterinary Lectures:
-Equine Axial Skeleton Dysfunction & Rehabilitation with Dr. Melissa King / 2023
-Proprioception: What it is & its Benefit for Performance & Rehabilitation with Prof. Hilary Clayton / 2023
-What is the Possible Connection between Fascia and Acupuncture? With DR. Rikka Schultz / 2023
-Use & Application of Ground & Raised Poles: A Biomechanical Perspective with DR. Russell MacKechnie-Guire / 2023
-Biomechanics of Equine Dentition, the TMJ & Associations of Domestication & Environment on the Modern Performance Horse / 2023
-Clinical Biomechanics of the Equine Head with Prof. Kevin Haussler / 2023
-Lumbosacral Pelvic Kinematics: Diagnosis, Treatment & Rehabilitation with Dr. Melinda Storey / 2023

6) Academy of Online Learning for Veterinary Rehabilitation:
-Objective Gait Analysis in the Horse / 2023
-Structure & Function of the Equine Locomotor System / 2023
-Assessment & Treatment of the SIJ (Sacral-Iliac Junction) / 2023
-Relationship Between the Limbs & the Vertebral Column / 2023

Kyla Marie is suffering from uveitis, which is when the middle layer of the eye is severely inflamed to the point that i...
11/12/2024

Kyla Marie is suffering from uveitis, which is when the middle layer of the eye is severely inflamed to the point that it swells to the size of a baseball, accompanied with excruciating pain.

The only way to give her immediate relief is to have her eye surgically removed. Otherwise the swelling will continue and become even more painful.

The procedure is going to cost somewhere around $3,000 including whatever she will need during recovery.
We need help, please 🙏🏻
Anything to help is greatly appreciated 💜

I am raising money to help my friend's horse, Kyla Marie. Kyla Marie… Ariela Pastel needs your support for Support Kyla's eye surgery to relieve her from pain

18/06/2024

Unfortunately due to the heat, I need to cancel all scheduled sessions until next week. It’s so hot that horses don’t even want to be worked on and I totally get where they’re coming from.
Stay cool everyone! Make sure to drink plenty of water ☀️

10/06/2024

Before: fascial restrictions in the lower back and hind end were making this mare’s stride short and choppy due to the fact she couldn’t fully extend her hind limbs.

After: 3 weeks of myofascial & full body red light sessions have allowed her to further extend her hind legs.

27/05/2024

When you can’t lay down on your left side because it’s too painful, but your Mama is a myofascial specialist & 2 weeks later… p**f ☺️

20/05/2024
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30/04/2024

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Continuing education grows my toolbox so that I can help the horse. Also, I just love school 🤷🏻‍♀️😁
29/04/2024

Continuing education grows my toolbox so that I can help the horse. Also, I just love school 🤷🏻‍♀️😁

29/04/2024

Being still and observing the equine gait during normal downtime/playtime is one of my favorite parts of my job. This is Journey, my best friend’s beautiful 7 year old mare 💜

29/04/2024
Peter-Built
10/04/2024

Peter-Built

Domino having some big releases of stress/tension
10/04/2024

Domino having some big releases of stress/tension

09/04/2024

Pictures in comments.
Cajun was very restricted in his right shoulder and upper leg muscles, which was making it uncomfortable for him to extend his leg forward and down. His skin was so stuck (indicated by red arrow in picture #1) that I couldn’t extend his leg.
After loosening the muscles surrounding his shoulder, particularly the triceps, Cajun is able to comfortably extend his right leg and I was able to get a nice relaxed wiggle going.
Also notice how compressed/sucked up his belly is (picture #2) in the top picture compared to how dropped and relaxed it is in the bottom picture.

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Before: fascial restrictions in the lower back and hind end were making this mare’s stride short and choppy due to the fact she couldn’t fully extend her hind limbs. After: 3 weeks of myofascial & full body red light sessions have allowed her to further extend her hind legs.

When you can’t lay down on your left side because it’s too painful, but your Mama is a myofascial specialist & 2 weeks later… poof ☺️

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Being still and observing the equine gait during normal downtime/playtime is one of my favorite parts of my job. This is Journey, my best friend’s beautiful 7 year old mare 💜

Pictures in comments. Cajun was very restricted in his right shoulder and upper leg muscles, which was making it uncomfortable for him to extend his leg forward and down. His skin was so stuck (indicated by red arrow in picture #1) that I couldn’t extend his leg. After loosening the muscles surrounding his shoulder, particularly the triceps, Cajun is able to comfortably extend his right leg and I was able to get a nice relaxed wiggle going. Also notice how compressed/sucked up his belly is (picture #2) in the top picture compared to how dropped and relaxed it is in the bottom picture.

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