The Equine Hanna Somatics® BLOG
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...
Equine Brachiocephalic Muscles (part 1)
By: Alissa Mayer BSc(Equine) C-EHSE Published on: 03/05/2025Understanding the Brachiocephalic Muscles and what causes an "Upside-down" neck is crucial to helping horses regain awareness and function in their thoracic sling and topline.
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?
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