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Canine Hanna Somatics® Case Study: Yorkshire Terrier Whose Back Legs Were Collapsing Recovers After One CHS Session
By: Alissa Mayer BSc(Equine) C-EHSE Published on: 05/04/2025After just one Canine Hanna Somatics® session, terrier started a remarkable recovery process that had his owner in shock and tears of joy two weeks later.
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Pandiculation vs. Stretching for Horses
By: Alissa Mayer BSc(Equine) C-EHSE Published on: 04/19/2025Pandiculation is not a 'stretch' but an active process inside the nervous system of the animal...
History of EHSNeurophysiologyHanna Somatics (human)
How often do horses need Equine Hanna Somatics(EHS) Sessions?
By: Alissa Mayer BSc(Equine) C-EHSE Published on: 04/08/2025It depends... here are the recommendations we teach in the EHS Professional Training & Certification Program about the ideal schedule for most horses...
What is Equine Hanna Somatics?
Equine Brachiocephalic Muscles (part 2)
By: Alissa Mayer BSc(Equine) C-EHSE Published on: 03/16/2025Upside-down or Ewe-neck and chronic tension in the brachiocephalicus is part of a whole-horse compensatory postural pattern...
NeurophysiologyEquine Somatic IssuesGreen Light PostureThoracic Sling
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