Welcome to NY's Premier Equine Osteopathic
Service!
What is Equine Osteopathy?
"Equine Osteopathy is the specific application of the principles and standards developed in human osteopathy, translated, adapted and modified to the unique structure and physiology of the equine. Equine Osteopathy is a manual therapy that works successfully with veterinary medicine to aid horses in staying healthy even with the unnatural demands that are placed on them in their life with people."
-World Alliance of Equine Osteopaths
- Decrease in overall pain and inflammation responses
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- Improvement in mental and physical performance
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- Increase in blood circulation and lymphatic draining throughout the body
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- Smoother range of motion throughout major joints, resulting in better stride length, gait expression, turn radius, etc.
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- Increase in pulmonary and diaphragmatic movement, aiding in both breathing and performance longevity
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- Ease of stomach/gastric issues including gastric ulcers and poor digestion
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- Decrease in cranial pain and/or sinus pressure that may be causing focus or cognitive issues, behavioral issues, and/or sensory issues with hearing, balance, or sight, etc.
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- Reduce muscle fatique and tie-up fits by decreasing toxin, free radical, and lactic acid build up within the fascia and muscle tissues.
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- and much more...
What are the Benefits of Equine Osteopathy?
What makes us different?
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Lead Therapist and Founder, Erin Bergold, uses a unique blend of rehabilitative techniques derived from both college education in Equine Sciences and Equine Rehabilitation, as well as multiple post-graduate courses and certifications accumulated over 10+ years of study.
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Such courses, certifications, and continuing education include Equine Osteopathy via the Vluggen Institute of Equine Osteopathy, based in Waldfeucht, Germany. Here, after 4 yrs. of study, Erin became the first American in history to graduate with high honors, a feat only a handful of Europeans have accomplished in nearly 20 years. Erin also holds the record for highest final exam score and is a registered EDO with the International Registry of Equine Osteopaths (IREO). Erin enjoys attending additional continuing education courses with both the Barral and Upledger Institutes for Craniosacral Therapy, Visceral Manipulation. She holds a certification in Equine Sports Massage Therapy & Equine Myofascial Release, as well as completed continuing education courses in Science of Exercise from University of Colorado, Equine Acupressure, and Infrared Therapies.
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This multifaceted therapeutic approach combined with a sincere appreciation of each horse's unique circumstances are what facilitates the feel and effectiveness "X Factor" has become known for, and is what can ultimately unlock your horse's x-factor.
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