Myofascial release is not just for humans! Our animal myofascial release services helps your pet, horse or donkey to handle pain related to ailments such as arthritis, injuries and in general assist them to better health. Many pets respond to myofascial release services with reduced anxiety and stress, enabling them to be more responsive animals.
Stephanie has received the additional training to treat small and medium animals as well as equines with myofascial release. Small animal myofascial release can be performed right in our offices. If you would prefer services be performed in your home, there may be a travel fee associated with in-home service. Large animals such as horses, donkeys and goats are usually treated at the barn or their home location and may also require a travel fee.
Gentle Small Animal Myofascial Release
Small animal myofascial release is a gentle, painless way to relieve pain, weakness and difficulty with movement. Limping, slowness, skipping or other maladies that impact small animals over time may benefit from small animal MFR. MFR is a non-invasive, non-chemical way to approach your animal’s pain or movement difficulties. Anxiety, stress and other challenges may also benefit from MFR treatment. Stephanie works with you to ensure the right safe environment is staged for your pet to benefit the most from treatment. Making sure your pet feels safe is a critical part of enabling MFR treatment to be the most effective.
Generally a 60-minute session works well for small animals. Stephanie may be able to accommodate at-home treatment requests or other locations, if needed. Contact Stephanie to learn more. She regularly serves clients in the Lawrence, KS area at least once a month. Call her for availability.
Call Stephanie at 913-603-9900 to discuss or arrange a therapy session.
Equine Myofascial Release
Equine myofascial release is a non-invasive, gentle, hands-on technique that helps alleviate pain, injury and inflammation to enable your equine to live a pain-free life.
Equine myofascial release helps nuture a horse’s ability to heal and recover from injury, joint pain, inflammation and movement challenges.
To learn more about this form of treatment, call Stephanie at (913) 603-9900 or email her at zenmfr22@gmail.com.
Barn Visits – Travel
A barn visit may incur an additional travel fee, however, treating your equine where they are most comfortable is important. Because equine myofacial release is best done in your location, please call Stephanie at 913-603-9900 to plan your session(s) and arrange times in advance.
Please provide the location of your horse, barn situation, other animals in residence as well as your list of concerns so we can consider that when providing details on cost for treatment and recommendations on sessions. Sometimes, a single session is all that is needed, however, it is usually good to do at least one follow-up or plan a series of sessions to ensure long-term results.