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I highly reccomend Michelle and Link Wellness!

~ C

I highly reccomend Michelle and Link Wellness! She has been an invaliable part of my program for years.  Her expertise in equine bodywork has provided my horses with significant relief from strenuous work, aided in injury recovery, and supported their overall maintenance. 

~C 

...the most diversified

 approach to whole body wellness.

~ L.O.

 You are not only getting an experienced practitioner but a fellow horse enthusiast who

fully invests herself into your horses well being.  She is constantly learning and adding to her craft which means your horses are getting the most diversified approach to whole body wellness.

~ L.O. 

Since meeting

Michelle, Anakin has made huge strides in body composition. His

back is strong and happy even during the toughest months of

training.

-M.K.

My horse Anakin suffers from grade 3 kissing spine. When I first started riding him, and before his diagnosis, Anakin had very little top line, and was constantly back sore. With proper nutrition, work, and vet care he became more comfortable, but the top line was still lacking and the recovery time after a hard workout was acouple of days. Since meeting Michelle, Anakin has made huge strides in body composition. His back is strong and happy even during the toughest months of training. Anakin is an athlete and competes at the four star level in eventing. I believe PEMF is an important, and often missing, link to treating chronic issues such as kissing spine.

~ Meg Kepferle

I haven't had a problem since.

-Anonymous

Michelle convinced me to try P.E.M.F for my plantar fasciitis. As a skeptic I pushed it off, but after cortisone injections didn't work I was desperate. I woke up the next day and didn't realize I wasn't in pain anymore, I haven't had a problem since.

-Anonymous

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"If a single session could make such changes, I can only imagine what routine therapy could offer. I should have tried it ten months sooner!"

- T.S.

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I was diagnosed with frozen shoulder, which left me with extreme pain and decreased range of motion. After ten months of physical therapy with slow, limited improvement, Michelle suggested trying PEMF. At my next physical therapy session, the PT performed the usual range of motion exercises and I watched his eyebrows rise in surprise at my improvement. He asked if I did anything different, and I explained about the PEMF session. He said, “you gained about 15 to 20 degrees of extension. Whatever it was, it worked!” If a single session could make such changes, I can only imagine what routine therapy could offer. I should have tried it ten months sooner!

~ T.S.