PULSE PEMF Therapy
PULSE is a brand of Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF).
Why is PULSE PEMF therapy the way forward?
Pulsed electromagnetic fields are used to cover low energy cells in raw, pure energy. Each cell in an animal’s body is actually just like a battery that holds a charge. Their entire body is electrical and the cells each need a measurable electrical charge to function optimally. In order to maintain good wellness, cells must be doing their jobs. PULSE uses PEMF to help support the animal’s natural wellness state to optimize balanced functions.
PULSE PEMF machines have a unique electrical current that runs through a copper coil. This coil creates a pulsing magnetic field that in turn energizes each cell.
The great thing about PULSE is its completely adjustable settings and suite of custom attachments. For the sensitive areas in horses or riders, the PULSE machine can be turned down to a lower intensity. For areas that need more intensive therapy, the intensity can be turned up. Each Pulse experience can be completely tailor-made to best suit the horse or rider being treated.
Sounds Good?
You’re in the right place!
Potential Benefits of PULSE PEMF
Increases circulation
Optimizes the body’s natural recovery process
Reduces inflammation and pain
Helps you or your horse recover from an injury faster
Corrects cellular dysfunction throughout the body
Meet Brittany
Maija’s books are full and she is not currently taking on new clients.
However, she is sending new clients to her assistant, Brittany.
Brittany owns Gray Scale Equine LLC.
She has a 4 year degree in Equine Studies from Centenary University, is a Certified Equine Bodyworker through Equinology & The EquiLearn Institute, has been apprenticing under Freely Forward Bodywork, is a Certified PEMF Practitioner through MagnaWave, and has extensive industry experience as a Groom & Manager up to the FEI level and as a Veterinary Technician.
Reach out to Brittany to schedule a session and let her know that Maija sent you!
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“Maija of Freely Forward Bodywork has transformed my partnership with my horse. She works on my dressage horse regularly as well as on me— I don’t know what we did before her! My horse is so much more fluid & comfortable now, & I am so much more even & centered. I can’t recommend highly enough, for horses & riders (or non riders!) alike!”
-Laura Adriaanse
The Tried & Trusted Process
Our Method
THERAPY
I hear you and your horse’s story and take a detailed history. I take the time to understand the root of your problem in order to provide the best and most effective treatment.
Care
We work together to pick the kind of treatment that is best for you.
Assessment
Fundamental in prolonged health and wellness, we form a care and treatment plan to treat the whole body, not just a complaint in isolation.
Still wondering about something?
Our MostFrequently Asked Questions
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Every session is a bit different. Some sessions include purely massage and myofascial release; some include only Magna Wave treatment; and some include a combination of both. Maija will make sure to gain a thorough understanding of your horse and their needs, then discuss with you the best option.
If you know of any muscular problem areas in your horse’s body, feel free to let Maija know! She can focus treatment specifically on one area or spend time on the whole body.
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Each session with Maija lasts approximately 60 minutes.
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At this time, Maija is only able to travel up to an hour outside of Chester County, PA. However, if you would like to arrange a bodywork clinic, Maija will travel further, decided on a case-by-case basis. Please contact Maija directly for more details if you would like to set up a clinic.
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The best way to schedule is to email Maija directly at maija@freelyforwardbodywork.com.
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Please make sure your horse is inside, clean, and dry. Please also make sure that there is a quiet, clean space for Maija to work - cross ties or a stall are great! It is best for your horse’s muscles to be warm for their session, so if possible, please ride or hand walk your horse to prepare.
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It is best to hand walk or turn your horse out after a session. Maija also recommends giving your horse the following 24 hours to rest.
If your horse is older or just beginning their bodywork journey, it is best to give them 48 hours off after their session, as their muscles are still acclimating to massage.
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Please don’t hesitate to reach out! Just send Maija an email and she’ll get in touch directly at freelyforwardbodywork@gmail.com.
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