Mary Hayes REMT

es as well as a drive to compete. When she was 11, she attended her first horse show and was instantly hooked. Mary has since competed throughout the Maritimes, Quebec, Ontario and Florida. She continues to compete regularly on the Ontario 'A' circuit. In having a strong background in competition, Mary focuses on hunters and jumpers on the Ontario 'A' circuit, striving to enhance her client's performance abilities. Mary believes that with massage therapy, her equine clients will benefit not only in their overall health, but with their performance as well. Some Benefits of Massage Therapy include:

-Increase relaxation
-Increase circulation
-Increase lymph circulation
-Increase range of motion and flexibility
-Increase stride length
-Reducing or eliminating pain
-Decrease stress, depression and boredom
-Decrease muscle tension
-Decrease Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness
-Injury prevention
-Increase healing time from injuries
-Decrease adhesions and scar tissue

Treatable Conditions include but not limited to:

-Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction
-Tendonitis (Bowed Tendon)
-Sprains/Strains
-Stress, Anxiety, Depression conditions
-Injuries/Post Surgery
-Cold Back
-Muscle spasms
-Swelling/ Inflammation
-Bog Spavin/Windpuffs
-Paralysis

Located in London, Ontario
Traveling within Southwestern Ontario to Greater Toronto Area. Will travel out of province.