MC's Professional Qualifications and Training

In 2000, MC embarked on the path to becoming a certified Equine Body Worker (EBW). By 2001, she had successfully completed all the necessary requirements to earn this certification.

During the same year, MC furthered her expertise by completing Equinology’s Advanced Equine Massage Techniques course. Her passion for equine health continued, and in 2007, she completed Equinology’s Understanding Equine Nutrition course, which was presented by a veterinarian from Rutgers University.

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​In 2005, MC finished Vomtech’s education and certification course, becoming a para-practitioner through Vomtech. Integrating and mastering Dr. Bill’s teachings brought revolutionary results to her already sophisticated program. Recognizing animals as energy beings, MC learned that blocked energy pathways are often at the root of physical issues, transforming her effectiveness and approach.

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​MC is continually evolving and expanding her understanding of the horse as a multidimensional being. She gains valuable insights from other practitioners, various techniques, and most importantly, from the horses themselves.

 With a remarkable record of more than twenty-five thousand sessions focused on equine musculoskeletal concerns, MC has developed a deep and comprehensive understanding of the physical condition and well-being of horses. This extensive hands-on experience demonstrates MC’s exceptional grasp of the complexities involved in maintaining and restoring a horse’s musculoskeletal health.

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​MC’s approach is designed to promote musculoskeletal and energy system wellness in horses, emphasizing spinal comfort and flexibility.

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NOTE: The intention behind MC’s care is to address musculoskeletal impingements, restrictions, and energetic wellness. Despite her expertise, MC is not a veterinarian or a Doctor of Chiropractic.