Lyons Institute - Equine Manual Therapy

The course is designed to help you alleviate painful conditions horses often suffer from and deepen your relationships with the horses you care for.
Learn more at: lyonsinstitute...
This is an extensive course, and we will cover a large amount of material. The focus will be on assessing structural and injury issues that can lead to patterns off stress, pain, and a reduction in the performance and well-being of the horse and learning equine massage and cranial sacral techniques to address those issues.

[@hildburg]

Wow 😮. This is so wonderful. Love this. Thank you for doing these beautiful videos.

[@judahlyons1284]

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[@thebluedove5174]

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[@sSacredEchoes]

is it possible to move the sphenoid Craniosacral therapy in a way that it improves one's apperance? and how big of an effect would it have?

[@sSacredEchoes]

*thought Craniosacral therapy

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[@judahlyons1284]

Do you are asking can adjusting the sphenoid on humans affect their appearance? If that is the question and not concerning horses, I would say it depends on how imbalanced the sphenoid was before starting and if it was potentially affecting the cranial nerve.

[@sSacredEchoes]

yea im asking about humans i just asked on this video cause there were less comments so i felt like a chance of an answer was more possible i wanna know about a downturned sphenoids effect on forward growth and is it possible to reverse it thought methods such as Craniosacral therapy rather then it being tilted

[@judahlyons1284]

@@sSacredEchoes might impact the pituitary