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Equine Unwind Therapeutics

Helping horses that are cleared by the vet but still feel off. Mystery lameness • Behavioral shifts • Hidden tension. For owners who know something isn’t right.
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Advanced bodywork + nervous system regulation. Hello! My name is Renee, and I represent Equine Unwind Therapeutics. My passion for horses has been a constant throughout my life, and it has guided me to a career in equine therapy. My goal is to offer personalized care for each horse, focusing on both their immediate needs and their overall health and wellness. I hold certifications as a MagnaWave PEMF Practitioner, an Association of PEMF Professionals Practitioner, an Equine Massage Therapist, and in Equine Kinesiology Taping. My education extends to equine studies at Scottsdale Community College and the University of Minnesota, Waseca. Additionally, I have earned certificates in Holistic Animal Studies with a focus on cold laser therapy, Schaeffer Bodyworks Equine Kinesiology Taping, Equine Behavior from the Equine Academy and attended the Masterson Method 2-Day Course®. If you are looking to improve your horse's wellbeing, please don't hesitate to contact me. I look forward to helping you and your favorite equines.

03/29/2026

You’ve done everything right.....
Diagnostics, imaging, exams.

But your horse is still not moving the way they should.
This is where things can get frustrating.

Because not all lameness originates in the limb.
Restrictions through the neck or deeper structures like the psoas and groin can create compensation patterns that present as front or hind end lameness without showing up on imaging.

And when the nervous system is in a protective state,
those areas can remain tight and guarded even in the absence of injury.

This is why some horses don’t fully resolve with traditional approaches alone.

A nervous system-focused approach can help the body release these deeper patterns that help your horse to move more freely and comfortably again.

If your horse fits this picture, I’d be happy to help.
Send me a message to chat. ✨

Equineunwindtherapeutics.com
ARIZONA
602-705-7013

03/27/2026

Soft today, tight tomorrow and you can’t figure out why?

Let’s talk nervous system patterns.

You’re not imagining it.

One day your horse feels relaxed, soft, and rideable then the next day, they’re stiff, uneven, or off.

It’s not because the bodywork didn’t work,
it’s because your horse’s nervous system is holding onto old tension patterns.

Muscles, fascia, and joints will reset into familiar tight spots if the nervous system doesn’t feel safe letting go.

That’s why consistency and techniques that address the nervous system are key for lasting results.
So your horse can truly stay soft, relaxed, and moving freely.

Sound familiar? You’re not alone. DM "LETGO" and let’s help your horse stay comfortable and tension-free.

Equineunwindtherapeutics.com
ARIZONA
602-705-7013

03/26/2026

A comfortable horse and a grateful owner. That’s the whole reason I do this work.🥰🐴❤️
Thank you, Cyndi, for such a lovely review.🥰

Equineunwindtherapeutics.com
Arizona
602-705-7013

03/25/2026

Whirlin’s pectorals do a lot more than look handsome, they help stabilize the front end, support the shoulder, and compensate when something higher up isn’t moving well.

Because he has old, healed damage in his withers, his body has spent years recruiting his pecs to pick up the slack.

So when I work through this area, even small releases matter.

A softer pec means less bracing through the chest, easier shoulder movement, and one more layer of tension his body doesn’t have to carry anymore.

If your horse has their own version of Whirlin's pecs, I’m here when you need me.

Equineunwindtherapeutics.com
ARIZONA

03/24/2026

See that little twitching in his glutes and tail?
That’s not random, that’s release.

When I’m doing PEMF and you see fasciculations like this, it’s the muscles letting go of built-up tension especially through the hind end, SI area, and lumbar back.

The tail is actually an extension of the spine, so when it starts moving or flicking like this, it’s often pointing to where the body has been holding.

This is exactly what we want. The body starting to reset.

And after his session, I added kinesiology tape to help prolong and amplify the benefits of the pemf session so he doesn’t just feel good today, he stays feeling good longer.

Equineunwindtherapeutics.com
ARIZONA

03/22/2026

If you’ve ever felt like your horse is almost there, but not quite, you’re not alone.

A lot of the horses I see have been checked, cleared, and given the "all good", but their owners still feel like something is off.

Maybe it shows up as stiffness that comes and goes, subtle behavioral changes, or just a gut feeling that something isn’t quite right.

What I’ve found is that it’s not always just about the muscles.

The nervous system plays a big role in whether a horse can actually let go of tension or not. If the body doesn’t feel safe, it will hold on, even if we’re working on the right areas physically.

That’s why my approach looks a little different.

I focus on helping the nervous system soften first, so the horse isn’t guarding or bracing during the session. From there, they’re able to release deeper, more held patterns in a way that actually sticks.

I also build in time for pauses during sessions so your horse can process what's changing.

Those moments are often where you see the biggest shifts.

This tends to be really helpful for horses who:
• feel inconsistent or off without a clear reason
• have intermittent or mystery lameness
• carry tension that keeps coming back

If that sounds like your horse, you’re not crazy for noticing it
There’s usually more going on beneath the surface.

If you think your horse would benefit from this type of work, DM "OFF”

Let’s take a closer look and see what your horse might be holding onto 🤍

Equineunwindtherapeutics.com
Arizona

03/19/2026

If a horse feels great for a few days after bodywork but the stiffness always comes back, it’s usually not just the muscle.

It’s the nervous system still holding on.

Muscles don’t stay soft if the nervous system doesn’t feel safe enough to let go. And that’s the piece a lot of horses are missing.

When the work is done in a relaxed state, the horse can actually soften instead of brace. That’s when the body starts to release tension, not just in one area, but throughout the entire horse.

That’s the difference between temporary relief… and real change.

These are the horses who are fine on paper, but still feel tight, uneven, bracy, or just not moving like themselves.

The ones who pass the vet check but tell a different story in how they carry and use their body.

And a lot of riders get stuck here because everything looks okay, but it doesn’t feel okay.

When the nervous system lets go, everything else can too.

The result is a horse that moves softer, straighter, and more comfortably and stays that way instead of snapping back into the same patterns.

If this is the cycle you’re seeing with your horse, it’s usually not something more pressure or more riding fixes on its own. There’s something deeper underneath that needs to be addressed.

Want your horse to feel softer, freer, and more comfortable in their body again? I’m here when you’re ready. Just DM "CHANGE" to get in touch🙂

Equineunwindtherapeutics.com
ARIZONA

03/18/2026

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03/17/2026

Have you ever heard of the geld(ing) scar?

Most people haven’t--and honestly, I didn’t give it much thought until I started seeing patterns over and over in the horses I work on.

It's not something you can always see, but it's deep in the tissue and can cause all kinds of sneaky tension....in the hips, low back, and even the shoulders. Wild, right?

Some signs I see a lot:
❎️Short, uneven stride behind
❎️Tight/flinchy near the groin or flank
❎️Difficulty picking up a hind leg
❎️Overall "off-ness" that's hard to pin down

Every horse is different, but I've found that gentle bodywork and/or PEMF can help unwind that tension-sometimes horses release stuff that's been held for years.

Equine Unwind Therapeutics
Equineunwindtherapeutics.com
📱602-705-7013

✌️ Double Certified PEMF Practitioner
🧲 Certified Equine Massage Therapist
🎗️ Certified Kinesiology Taping
🐴 Advanced Masterson Method Techniques

03/15/2026

One of the biggest differences in my work?

I give the horse time to process.

That intentional pause lets their nervous system settle,
their body reorganize and release tension,
and helps them feel softer, more comfortable, and freer in their movement.

Real change for the horse happens in the quiet moments.

If your horse has been telling you something isn’t quite right, this might be the missing piece.
DM "PROCESS" to get on my schedule.

Equine Unwind Therapeutics
Equineunwindtherapeutics.com
📱602-705-7013
Arizona

🐴Advanced Masterson Method Techniques
✌️ Double Certified PEMF Practitioner
🧲 Certified Equine Massage Therapist
🎗️ Certified in Kinesiology Taping

03/14/2026

Shedding season means every PEMF session comes with a complimentary hair garnish. You're welcome. 😆🤭

Equine Unwind Therapeutics
Equineunwindtherapeutics.com
📱602-705-7013

🐴Advanced Masterson Method Techniques
✌️ Double Certified PEMF Practitioner
🧲 Certified Equine Massage Therapist
🎗️ Certified in Kinesiology Taping

03/13/2026

Friday vibes. Weekend starts with a little ASMR.
Turn it up. Breathe out.

Equineunwindtherapeutics.com
ARIZONA

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Queen Creek, AZ

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Monday	8am - 4pm
Tuesday	8am - 4pm
Wednesday	8am - 4pm
Thursday	8am - 4pm
Friday	8am - 4pm
Saturday	8am - 4pm

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