Waves of Relief - PEMF Services

02/10/2026

We often get asked "Why does PEMF cause muscle movement?"

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02/08/2026

I love moments like this.
When a horse tells you exactly how they feel—no guessing required.

The head tilts, wiggling lips, deep sighs, the licking and chewing, the soft eyes, the leaning in… that’s a horse clearly saying “yes, that’s the spot.”
And just as important, they’re equally honest when something doesn’t feel good.

Massage is a conversation.
I’m always listening, adjusting pressure, changing techniques, and letting the horse guide the session. When we respect their feedback, the body relaxes, the nervous system settles, and real release can happen.

This is why I do what I do 🤍
Because when horses feel heard, they show us.

02/07/2026

Excellent way to stretch and a fun groundwork project!

02/06/2026

Horses offer something rare: they live fully in the present moment and respond honestly to the people around them. This makes them powerful partners for learning self-awareness, emotional regulation, and confidence. Equine-assisted therapy focuses on real-life skills that translate beyond the barn — communication, boundaries, trust, and resilience.

At Hope Community Farm, our equine-assisted therapy sessions are experiential and hands-on. Clients work alongside horses on the ground in a supportive, structured environment designed to encourage growth at an individual pace. No riding or horse experience is required.

🐴 Hope Community Farm is currently accepting new clients interested in equine-assisted therapy. Our programs are open to individuals looking for support with stress, personal growth, and life challenges, including specialized programming for Veterans and First Responders.

If you’re curious about whether equine-assisted therapy could be a good fit for you or someone you care about, we invite you to reach out and learn more.

02/06/2026

Today I’m working with a mare who’s dealing with swollen, uncomfortable hocks — something I see a lot in performance horses, aging horses, and even pasture pets. Hock discomfort can show up as stiffness, resistance under saddle, shortened stride, or just that off feeling you can’t quite put your finger on.

✨ Stacking modalities is where the magic happens ✨

Here’s how each one plays a role in supporting hock comfort and mobility:

🔹 PEMF sessions
PEMF works on a cellular level, helping improve circulation, reduce inflammation, and support the body’s natural healing processes. For hocks, this means better fluid movement and less congestion around the joint.

🔹 Massage
Targeted massage helps release tension in the surrounding muscles and fascia, improves blood flow, and allows the joint to move more freely. When the muscles relax, the hocks don’t have to work as hard.

🔹 Red Light
Red light supports cellular energy production and circulation, helping calm inflammation and promote tissue repair around sore, stressed joints.

🔹 Laser
Laser is fantastic for pain modulation and deeper tissue support, especially when swelling is present. It helps stimulate healing while providing relief so the horse can move more comfortably.

When these modalities are used together, they complement each other beautifully, giving the body multiple pathways to reduce swelling, ease discomfort, and restore function naturally.

Comfort, movement, and long-term joint health matter — and the hocks deserve some love too 💙🐴

01/31/2026

From horses to dogs — and everything in between 🐾
MagnaWave accessories make it easy to deliver custom PEMF sessions across species. Whether you’re supporting recovery, relaxation, mobility, or performance, our flexible accessories allow you to work with any animal, in a variety of effective ways.
One solution. Total adaptability.

Thank you to releasewellnessflorida for sharing this adorable picture!

01/31/2026

🐴 Let’s Talk About the Poll: A Small Area with a Big Impact 🐴

The poll is the area just behind your horse’s ears, where the skull meets the first cervical vertebra. It’s a major crossroads for nerves, muscles, ligaments, and fascia—and when it’s sore, your horse will tell you… just not in words.

🔍 Common Signs Your Horse May Be Sore in the Poll

Pay attention to subtle changes, especially if they seem “out of character”:

• Resistance to bridling or head tossing
• Head tilting, uneven bend, or difficulty flexing
• Shortened stride or stiffness, especially in the front end
• Hollowing through the back or reluctance to engage
• Sensitivity when touching the ears, face, or neck
• Difficulty picking up a lead or staying balanced
• Behavioral changes: grumpiness, pinning ears, or avoidance

Because the poll influences the entire topline, discomfort here can show up as performance issues, behavioral problems, or generalized stiffness rather than obvious pain.

💡 Why It Matters

Poll soreness doesn’t exist in isolation. It often connects to:
• Dental issues
• Ill-fitting tack
• Hoof imbalance
• Compensation from the body due to previous injury

Supporting the poll helps the nervous system communicate clearly, allowing the body to move more freely and comfortably.

✨ Listening early to these signs can make a big difference in your horse’s overall comfort and willingness to work.

01/31/2026

01/30/2026

01/29/2026

MYTH #1: PEMF is only for injured horses
TRUTH: PEMF sessions work at a cellular level, supporting healthy cell function so the body can regulate and support itself naturally. That makes it valuable not just for injuries, but also for maintenance, performance horses, and aging horses.

MYTH #2: Red light is just heat
TRUTH: Red light is not heat. It supports circulation and cellular energy without warming tissue, which is why it pairs so well with other modalities.

MYTH #3: You should only use one modality at a time
TRUTH: Stacking PEMF, red light, and laser sessions allows each modality to complement the others — supporting the body more efficiently instead of working in isolation.

You don’t need to wait for a problem to start supporting the body proactively. 🐴✨

01/25/2026

At Waves of Relief, I often combine Red Light, PEMF sessions, and Laser to support the body on multiple levels at once — because each modality works differently, and together they create a powerful, complementary effect.

⚡ PEMF sessions work at a cellular level, supporting healthy cellular function and communication. When cells are functioning properly, the body is better able to support its own natural healing and recovery processes.

✨ Red Light supports cellular energy production, circulation, and tissue health, helping create an environment where the body can respond more efficiently.

🔴 Laser provides focused support to specific areas, allowing us to target concerns while encouraging comfort and tissue response exactly where it’s needed.

When these modalities are stacked together, they don’t compete — they enhance one another. Supporting the body at both the cellular and localized levels often allows for more efficient sessions and a better overall response.

Every session is customized based on the individual, the goal, and what the body is communicating that day. Strategic stacking allows us to work smarter, not harder, while supporting balance, comfort, and optimal function.

📸 Swipe through to see each modality in action.

01/23/2026

❄️ Cold Weather Horse Care Reminder ❄️

As winter temperatures drop, proper basic care becomes even more critical for keeping horses comfortable and healthy through the colder months.

Key winter essentials to prioritize:
• Consistent access to clean, warm water to encourage adequate hydration
• Plenty of good-quality hay to support digestion and help maintain body heat
• Shelter from wind, moisture, and extreme cold
• Regular monitoring to ensure horses are eating, drinking, and staying comfortable

Cold weather can significantly reduce water intake, which may increase the risk of dehydration and digestive issues. Making small adjustments—such as offering warmed water and increasing forage availability—can make a meaningful difference during winter conditions.