Run Free PEMF Therapy

02/12/2026

This picture was suppose to be "controlled chaos" but...this is life lately.
I started doing PEMF to be able to work with animals and it was to come 2nd to my other job, being a Hairstylist. That is where I still stand, with that being said...there are some things changing at the Salon I work at and the next couple weeks are going to be a bit crazy while we navigate some things and settle in to the new "normal"; Along with still having a life outside of both jobs and volunteering with different organizations.
So, I apologize if I forget to send a reminder text or it takes a little bit longer to respond back, if you don't hear back from me within a reasonable time...reach out again, I may have gotten side tracked. I absolutely still love doing PEMF and working with animals and will continue to do so! I just need to figure out some schedule changes and adjust as needed. Please be patient, I will try to get this all sorted out and be back to running smoothly asap!!

ChapGPT generated pic so it's not completely accurate but you get the point. Haha

01/15/2026

Strong immune systems aren’t built in a day — they’re maintained 💚

🧘‍♀️PEMF sessions help support your body’s natural ability to recover, reduce inflammation, and stay balanced. We are not just talking about you, your animals benefit from this as well!🐴🐶
✅️Regular maintenance sessions can keep our immune systems running at its best so you and/or your animals can feel energized, resilient, and ready for whatever is to come!

✨ Book your maintenance PEMF session today and keep running strong into Spring🌸

01/01/2026

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12/25/2025

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12/19/2025

I will have a little extra time off from my other job between the Holidays! If you or your animals need a little relaxation after the craziness of Christmas, let's chat!!
PEMF is great for many things, check out the comments section for a little more information!

11/27/2025

11/11/2025

Thank you Veterans! Today and every day we honor you ❤️🤍💙

11/01/2025

✨️As the Competition/Trail Riding season comes to a slow down, it’s the perfect time to focus on recovery and maintenance. Regular PEMF therapy supports muscle relaxation, circulation, and overall wellness—helping your horse head into the off/slow-season strong and healthy. 💪🐴

♥️These 4 guys started the slow down season off with a good start, will yours be next⁉️

Contact Run Free PEMF Therapy via Facebook Message, Text or Call(272-230-0274) with any questions or to set up a session!

10/10/2025

I will have very limited service this weekend. If you would like to schedule a session or have any questions - please text, call and leave a message or DM me and I will get back to you as soon as I can.
Enjoy the wonderful Fall Weekend ahead 🍂

09/29/2025

Another Bloomsburg Fair has come to an end and all the Drill Team horses are back home! Thank you to all the Columbia County Drill Team members that asked me to spend some time spoiling their horses with some PEMF Therapy. I love giving them some TLC for all their hard work they do during Fair.

09/23/2025

Bloomsburg Fair means Drill Team horses get some pampering. I enjoy giving these horses PEMF sessions, they work hard this week, performing almost every night!!
If you get a chance, check out their performance! Last picture is the show schedule

09/06/2025

💯 I Agree with Freddie...PEMF is relaxing!

🐴 Yawning = Release 💤
One of the most rewarding moments during a PEMF (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field) session is seeing a horse start to yawn. These aren't just sleepy yawns, this is the horse's way of showing a release of tension and deep relaxation.

✨️ What Does a Yawn Mean?
Yawning is a common and powerful sign of nervous system regulation in horses. It often indicates:
🔹️The release of physical or emotional tension
🔹️Activation of the parasympathetic nervous system (rest & digest)
🔹️Improved circulation and cellular function from PEMF therapy

⭐️During a PEMF session, as electromagnetic pulses stimulate cellular repair and increase blood flow, horses often begin to:
🔸️Yawn repeatedly
🔸️Lick and chew
🔸️Drop their head
🔸️Sigh deeply
🔸️Show soft eyes and relaxed muscles

🐎 Every horse is different—some show big, obvious releases, while others are more subtle. But yawning is always a good sign that the therapy is working and the horse is letting go of stored stress.

If you have any questions or would like to schedule a session - Message this page or call/text 272-230-0274