Equine and Canine Bodywork
as well as
Education in:
Equine Integrated Bodywork
Sports Massage
Rehabilitation
Structural Balancing
Equine and Canine Bodywork
as well as
Education in:
Equine Integrated Bodywork
Sports Massage
Rehabilitation
Structural Balancing
For more than 25 years of working with horses, my desire has been to enable these magnificent athletes to perform the work they were bred, trained, and love to do. I've managed performance horses in the disciplines of jumping, dressage, and racing. In the process, I have found soundness and fitness issues to be both interrelated, and crucial to the horse's performance. Achieving and maintaining optimum performance requires a systematic and collaborative approach. I believe Equine Integrated Bodywork creates an approach uniquely supportive to a balanced training program. This combination maximizes performance and longevity through fitness, correctness, and sensitivity to the horse's mind and conformation. The Right Touch provides owners, trainers, and horses with a best practices approach for supporting their athletic endeavors.
Equine Integrated Bodywork involves the synthesis if Equine Sports Massage, Equine Rehabilitation, and Equine Structural Balancing. this unique combination provides a myriad of tools for helping horses be more comfortable while improving performance. This type of Bodywork lasts longer than than many single modalities. Often Equine Craniosacral Therapy is used in conjunction with the Integrated Therapy, especially for horses with significant anxiety, attention deficit, or emotional trauma, as it seems to be very effective for reducing these issues.
The Right Touch provides students and interns a program that has proven successful and is based on best practices and sound horsemanship. Certifications can be earned in Equine Integrated Bodywork, which I taught at SUNY Cobleskill for 3 years
Clinics providing insights into your horse's confirmation, posture and movement can be utilized at your farm. Clinics also teach techniques specific to your horse's individual needs. Please call or email if interested in equine bodywork, clinics, or internships, or canine massage.
845-304-0579
Noni has recently moved to Abingdon, Virginia, where she intends to modify The Right Touch from mostly working on horses herself to teaching Equine Integrated Bodywork. She was teaching this at SUNY Cobleskill in New York before her move to Virginia, as well as providing year-long internships for those not enrolled at the college. Noni is a Preferred Education Provider certified through, IAAMB.
1127 Panorama Dr., Abingdon, Virginia 24210, United States
Noni VanSon at The Right Touch
1127 Panorama Dr.
Abingdon, Va. 24210