THE AMASSAGE METHOD OF EQUINE MASSAGE AND REHAB

The Amassage Method is 'More than just Massage'. We teach our students how to find the original cause of pain, and then how to help Reconnect, Rebuild and Rebalance the horse thru groundwork and Under Saddle Therapy. By using Biomechanics and thorough Massage Therapy training
I have been asked to be a Presenter at the Equine Affaire in Columbus, Ohio April 3rd at 1pm and 5pm. Come and learn how to do a skeletal evaluatopm and some eyeballing tips!
https://equineaffaire.com/…/ohio-education…/ohio-presenters/
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Equine Sports Massage & Rehab Strategies™ Developed by Beverly Brady
To sign up or to CONTACT ME: equinemassageandrehab@gmail.com
20yrs Experience in Equine Massage Therapy
Teaching classes since 2006

WE OFFER:
FREE MENTORING! FREE ADVANCED MUSCLE FUNCTION CLASS & FREE MARKETING GROUPS!
  • Payment Plans
  •  3 STUDY GROUPS (approx 3mos) of online training for your Pre class information. Anatomy, Biomechanics, (Basics in Hoof info, Dental, Saddle fit), Level 1 Rehab and more! Then Massage Therapy (continue online with our Correspondence course or a 4 Day Hands on Class)
  • 4 Day Hands on Classes
  • 7 Day Fast Track Classes
  •  Testimonials and a Brag Page for Students
  •  Experienced Instructors (see bio page)
  •  Best Education and more information than any other School
  •  Most Hands on of any  Equine Massage School
  •  Ala Carte Classes to Continue your Education
  • Classes that are Unique to my School-Cribbing Release, Rehab Strategies and BTV Correction, EPM Rehab, Cold and Sway back, Arthritis Rehab
  •  Small Classes (6 or less)to insure great Hands on Training or One on One Training
  • Classes available at 3 Facilities across the USA

STATE REQUIREMENTS

PLEASE CHECK YOUR STATE REQUIREMENTS FOR MASSAGE FIRST!
Proud that my instructor Morgan Billings was a huge part of changing the laws in TN and 2 students were part of changing the laws in Nebraska!
I will say I do not agree with several states making this a ‘vet only’ practice, as we all know that vets aren’t about to do any kind of Massage Therapy on a horse! In fact, it’s not even taught in their classes. They will do chiro, but not massage. I feel this needs to change, as well as those teaching Massage. If your state has it as a ‘vet only’ practice, you might want to get involved and find out why and see what you can do to change it, or find other CESMT’s in the state and see how they handle it. Many times, if you have a vet you can work under, and not ‘upset the cart’, do good work many will leave you alone. But do your due diligence to find out.
https://www.avma.org/Advocacy/StateAndLocal/Pages/sr-cavm-exemptions.aspx
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