Equine Massage Therapy

Equine Massage Therapy Janet Law, Registered Massage Therapist and Certified Equine Massage Therapist The goal is total health and wellness, from hoof to tail.

"Equine Massage Therapy", a division of Healing Hands of Massage, specializes in a multi-modality approach, that is based out of Leduc, Alberta. Equine Massage Therapy services Leduc, Beaumont, Rimbey, Thorsby, Devon, Ponoka, Spruce Grove, Stony Plain, Edson, St. Albert, Seba Beach, Gibbons, Sherwood Park, Fort Saskatchewan and expanding its territory towards Red Deer and Calgary. Equine Massage T

herapy offers a holistic approach to equine health care that empowers the equestrian to identify strengths and weaknesses in their horse. Meet Janet Law, an equestrian of 43 years, a Registered Massage Therapist and a Certified Equine Massage Therapist for more than 25 years. Janet is a graduate of the Massage Therapy program offered at Sault College of Applied Arts and Technology, who has acquired First Degree Reiki, and an Acupuncture Therapist completing certification from University of Hamilton in 2015. In April 2018, Janet also became a Certified Equine Assisted Learning Facilitator focusing on mental health challenges. Having pursued Equine Massage Therapy during the time while studying as an RMT, Janet naturally transition from working within her massage therapy clinic into her passion and love for horses. The multi-modality services of Equine Massage Therapy expand from soft tissue manipulation, joint mobilization, PEMF, red light therapy, osteopathy-like techniques, craniosacral work and TMJ mobilization. These effective therapeutic treatments address specific concerns, as well as an overall focus and attention to all factors contributing to imbalances within the horse, including the TMJ. An initial consultation consists of the stable visit, visual audit, gait assessment, postural analysis, followed by a treatment. As she continues her education at the International College of Equine Therapies, Janet is focusing on equine and canine acupuncture. As she studies equine acupuncture, to obtain her diploma in Equine & Canine Acupuncture, your consent is required for her to continue her case studies. Servicing areas within an hour radius of Leduc, AB and additional fuel charges may apply due to your location. Available by appointment ONLY. Equine Assessment - $70.00
Initial consultation & Equine treatment - $160.00
Follow-up multi-modality Equine Therapy treatment - $130.00
Raindrop Technique - $160.00
Initial Consultation & Canine Treatment - $80.00
Follow-up multi-modality Canine Treatment - $65.00
* treatments include GST *

Even though Janet is very punctual, please take note that construction, colder temperatures, and Mother Nature may play a factor. Appointments are available all year, if there is a heated space to work from. Let's keep your horse in motion! Janet Law, RMT, CEMT
Healing Hands of Massage &
Equine Massage Therapy

Tyler Preece I wonder, if I put Saoirse’s wolf teeth under my pillow, will the tooth Fairy come? Thank you again for tak...
04/26/2026

Tyler Preece I wonder, if I put Saoirse’s wolf teeth under my pillow, will the tooth Fairy come? Thank you again for taking great care of my girl and the 7 other horses that were hauled in at Leduc County Horse Boarding Co. yesterday.

04/19/2026

Want to know how to release tension in the hip flexors, aka psoas muscles? Then join me in learning how to identify this weakness in my Equine In Motion workshop.

I am seeking hosts with an indoor arena, in exchange to treat your horse in a demonstration, for 8-10 students to identify weaknesses in their horses and how to address it.

If there is room in your program this Spring for another informative workshop, let’s have a chat before show season is underway.

Send a message to learn more

Cranial sacral  therapy (CST) is sometimes also referred to as craniosacral therapy, which is a form of energy work, use...
04/18/2026

Cranial sacral therapy (CST) is sometimes also referred to as craniosacral therapy, which is a form of energy work, used in alternative methods of healing.

This therapy involves subtle manipulations of the skull, spine, and sacrum to improve the flow of cerebrospinal fluid, helping to reduce pain, alleviate stress, chronic pain, emotional tension, and enhance the overall well-being — without force. It is subtle but powerful. Relaxing, yet profoundly healing. And for many horses, it works when nothing else has.

What is cerebrospinal fluid? It cushions and nourishes the entire nervous system of the body. Which includes the brain, the spinal cord and the membranes that surround them. This system has a natural rhythm, just like your heartbeat or breathing. But, when this rhythm is off, due to injury, stress, trauma, it can affect everything from digestion, performance, emotional well-being, and pain levels.
CST works by detecting and gently releasing restrictions in the fascia — a web of connective tissue that surrounds every muscle, organ and nerve in the body.

If your horse is struggling with some trauma in general, this is an alternative method to improve the overall well-being. Schedule an initial treatment by reserving 45-60 minutes. For more details, please DM.

I have room for one more appointment tomorrow Friday April 17 in the late morning as I am headed north of St. Albert. Re...
04/17/2026

I have room for one more appointment tomorrow Friday April 17 in the late morning as I am headed north of St. Albert. Reserve this time by a DM.

I will be heading west of Edmonton on Friday, April 10, and will be passing through:🐎Spruce Grove🐎Stony Plain 🐎Onaway🐎an...
04/08/2026

I will be heading west of Edmonton on Friday, April 10, and will be passing through:
🐎Spruce Grove
🐎Stony Plain
🐎Onaway
🐎and Alberta Beach

A recent cancellation has created availability for additional appointments, providing you with an opportunity to experience the services I offer for your horse. With 25 years of working in this industry, I’m here to help keep your horse in motion.

Janet Law, RMT, CEMT, CAc
705-561-3072

Asking for a friend 😉
04/06/2026

Asking for a friend 😉

I nominate Laryssa Latimer for the Shake Down entry fee contest, not only because she is a client of mine but she is a d...
03/30/2026

I nominate Laryssa Latimer for the Shake Down entry fee contest, not only because she is a client of mine but she is a driven and passionate young barrel racer who is steadily making her mark in the arena. With her sights set on being nominated for the prestigious $1,000 entry fee competition, she continues to put in the work, ride with intention, and show up with determination every time she enters the gate.

Beyond her own competitive goals, Laryssa stands out as a true mentor within the barrel racing community. Younger riders and peers alike are drawn to her not only for her talent, but for her willingness to share knowledge, encourage growth, and genuinely support others on their journey. She leads by example—balancing ambition with humility.

What makes Laryssa especially respected is her down-to-earth nature and kind spirit. Whether she’s helping someone at the trailer, offering advice, or celebrating another rider’s success, she brings authenticity and heart into everything she does. She represents the kind of sportsmanship and character that keeps the western riding community strong.

After 26 years in the equine industry as an Equine Therapist and a clinical massage practice as an RMT, one thing is cle...
03/29/2026

After 26 years in the equine industry as an Equine Therapist and a clinical massage practice as an RMT, one thing is clear…
👉 Not all “tightness” is the same. Same story with the horse.
👉 Like the human anatomy, not all horses need the same approach.

Experience has taught me how to read the horse in front of me — not just follow a routine.

Every session I do is tailored to your horse’s range of motion, compensation patterns, and workload. Whether you're prepping for show season or supporting longevity, there’s a difference when hands are guided by decades of knowledge.

If your horse isn’t progressing the way you’d hoped… it might be time for a different approach.

🤲🏻 Janet Law, RMT, CEMT, CAc
📍 Edmonton & surrounding area
📩 Message to book

🐴 Seeking Hosts for Equine In Motion Workshop🐴🐎 Join my Equine In Motion Workshop and learn how to:• Identify your horse...
03/27/2026

🐴 Seeking Hosts for Equine In Motion Workshop🐴

🐎 Join my Equine In Motion Workshop and learn how to:
• Identify your horse’s strengths & weaknesses
• Recognize compensation patterns before they become problems
• Improve mobility, balance, and performance
• Support your horse’s body for a stronger, more functional future

This is a full-day, hands-on, educational experience with some classroom time, designed for riders, owners, and barns who want to go beyond the basics and identify weaknesses in their performance horses.

💥 Hosting Perk:
Bring the workshop to your barn and receive a complimentary spot as the host!

📍 Available in Edmonton & surrounding area

👥 Perfect for barns, small groups, and performance riders preparing for the show season.

Spots are limited as we head into spring — don’t miss the opportunity to invest in your horse’s long-term soundness and success.

📩 Message me to book this workshop or to learn more.

— Janet Law, RMT, CEMT, CAc
Healing Hands of Massage
& Equine Massage Therapy

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Edmonton, AB

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Monday 9am - 9pm
Thursday 3:30pm - 9pm
Friday 9am - 9pm
Saturday 9am - 9pm
Sunday 9am - 9pm

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