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Resilient Equine is dedicated to promoting the idea of Whole Horse Vitality.

Resilient Equine
Whole Horse Vitality
Horse Care is Changing
Nov 30

Nov 30 Horse Care is Changing

Jessica Parker
Miscellaneous, Recommendations, Wellness
When I Am An Old Horsewoman
Oct 12

Oct 12 When I Am An Old Horsewoman

Jessica Parker
Miscellaneous
“Horses need a job.”
Sep 14

Sep 14 “Horses need a job.”

Jessica Parker
Miscellaneous

Has anyone else grown tired of hearing this? “Horses need a job”. Actually, horses need a species appropriate lifestyle first, and then they need basic skills to navigate the human world.

NeuroSomatic Therapy
Jul 10

Jul 10 NeuroSomatic Therapy

Jessica Parker
Miscellaneous
Supporting Your Horses Cranial Structures & System
Jul 5

Jul 5 Supporting Your Horses Cranial Structures & System

Jessica Parker
Wellness
Slow Grooming Sessions as Bodywork
Jul 4

Jul 4 Slow Grooming Sessions as Bodywork

Jessica Parker
Bodywork
TMJ Discomfort
Jul 4

Jul 4 TMJ Discomfort

Jessica Parker
Bodywork
Equine Cranial Bones
Nov 12

Nov 12 Equine Cranial Bones

Jessica Parker
CranioSacral
Benefits of Equine Massage
Jun 3

Jun 3 Benefits of Equine Massage

Jessica Parker
Bodywork

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What is Equine CranioSacral Therapy?
What is Equine CranioSacral Therapy?
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“Connection”
“Connection”
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The Four F's
The Four F's

The Three F’s of equine health and wellness are Friends, Forage and Freedom but there is a 4th F that sometimes needs attention.

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What is Equine Osteopathy
What is Equine Osteopathy
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The Great Divide
The Great Divide

There is a huge divide between equestrians, riding disciplines, training methodologies, nutritional beliefs, and more. How can we co-exist?

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The Simple Things
The Simple Things
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Bones
Bones
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Sleep Stations on Track Systems or Paddock Paradise
Sleep Stations on Track Systems or Paddock Paradise
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Pain is Stress & Stress is Pain
Pain is Stress & Stress is Pain
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Prioritizing Lifestyle for Horses
Prioritizing Lifestyle for Horses
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Shut Down Horses
Shut Down Horses
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Questions, Answers & Discernment
Questions, Answers & Discernment
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What is Osteopathy?
What is Osteopathy?
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Headshaking in Horses
Headshaking in Horses
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View fullsize We must see them in their entirety.

We must evaluate the vitality of an individuals totality.

We must evaluate the functionality of systems within systems.

Musculoskeletal mobility.
The state of the nervous system(s).
Hoof function & organ hea
View fullsize The fourth and often forgotten F - function.

While “function” is not necessarily a species specific need or requirement it is on my personal checklist of F’s. 

Common ailments may resolve on their own when horses are gifted with a
View fullsize Variability for Vitality ~ 

I’ve mentioned before that I offer multiple feeding stations on our track. 2-3x the number of horses at any given time. 

We have loose and slow fed options available to provide ‘unlimited’ access to for
View fullsize 3rd of 4 trips to Florida this year will be last week of August. Availability in Ocala all week or Tampa/Pinellas on August 25th. Traveling with @snofreak5 and bringing you a diverse portfolio of bodywork techniques. PM to book! Multi-horse discounts
View fullsize "My horse just stands at the gate in turnout".

Are they hungry? Lonely? Bored?
In pain?

Horses should want to move but if their designated turnout space or time is lacking in enrichment, safety and food - they very well may decide they wo
View fullsize Did you know that you can test your forage to determine what levels of minerals, sugars and starches there are? This is incredibly insightful and can be key to managing certain horses.

Consistent forage is also ideal. If you have enough hay for 4-6
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