About My Work


Benefits
Horses like humans experience a wide array of emotions and traumas. Energy healing helps them heal past traumas and adjust to new situations and changes. Massage therapy will help in easing physical and psychological stress. Massage given at regular intervals will strengthen your horse’s sense of body awareness helping to prevent future muscle injuries by maintaining free movement, and improving the over-all physical and emotional health of your horse.

Therapies
I utilize energy therapies: Reiki, Theta Healing, Acupressure, and Chakra balancing to promote well being. Horses naturally use their bodies to know the world. These therapies strengthen and balance your horse’s connection to themselves and the world around them. I use massage techniques in deep tissue, craniosacral, and relaxation massage .
Massage Therapy is not a diagnostic science or a substitute for Veterinarian care. It is used to enhance performance and over all balance by increasing circulation, reducing muscle spasms, relieving tension, enhancing muscle tone, promoting healing, increasing range of motion and providing a sense of connection between body and spirit.


APPOINTMENTS
Call for a free consultation at your stable. This consultation includes a free 5-10 minute screening of your horse so that we can determine if my services would be of benefit. I am located in Newbury but do travel to provide this service.
603-763-4686
Bear Hill Farm
Newbury, NH 03255
E-mail: bearhill195@yahoo.com


I have been doing energy healing work for 10 years. I am a trained Massage Therapist and an Equissage® Certified Therapist. My education includes formal massage therapy training from the VT School of Professional Massage, Equissage® Certification, CranioSacral Therapy I, Reiki 2nd degree, and Theta Healing Certification.

I also provide energy healing and therapeutic massage for dogs and cats


Dedication


I dedicate my practice to the memory of Anne H. Ashworth. She was an accomplished horsewoman. She loved all creatures and made a home for them in her life. She taught me to love and honor all creatures.

Posted by Elizabeth P. Ashworth

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