The Equine Hanna Somatics® BLOG
Roach Back Posture & the Iliopsoas Muscles in Horses
By: Alissa Mayer BSc(Equine) C-EHSE Published on: 01/17/2025What causes Roach Back posture in horses, and how can we help with Equine Hanna Somatics?
"Worm Aneurisms" in the equine Cranial Mesenteric Artery
By: Alissa Mayer BSc(Equine) C-EHSE Published on: 01/10/2025Can worm aneurisms be palpated or positively identified outside of a veterinary diagnostic exam, and do they cause or contribute to a roach-back posture and/or various hind limb lamenesses?
Relaxation, Topline and Thoracic Sling improvements after 2 weeks of DIY Equine Hanna Somatics!
By: Alissa Mayer BSc(Equine) C-EHSE Published on: 07/14/2024My horse can walk like a normal horse, and we are riding again! This work has had a profound effect on my mare, Madeira and I am eternally grateful...
Assessing Outcomes of Equine Hanna Somatics
By: Alissa Mayer BSc(Equine) C-EHSE Published on: 07/12/2024The main objective outcome of EHS is to is to cause an internally mediated normalization of resting muscle tone so horses can recover function and healthy tensegrity. We do this by...
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