As this technique treats the primary underlying cause for presenting symptoms, it can create instant change in the horse and eliminate the need for continued therapies, medications, injections, and even surgeries.
Once uncovering the primary cause of the horse's pain or issue, a gentle 2-handed touch is used to coax the horse back into alignment both skeletally and viscerally to achieve complete healing. And horses love it.
And so much more...contact me find out whether your horse’s issue could be alleviated or eliminated using TBT
Full body TBT session lasts at least 45 minutes and up to 1.5 hours and is £50 + travel if you are more than 20 miles away (please contact me for prices)
TBT sessions of up to 1 hour is £50 + travel if you are more than 20 miles away (please contact me for prices)
1 horse + human TBT session on the same day is £50 for 1 hour total time and £75 for 1.5 hours total time + travel if you are more than 20 miles away (please contact me for prices)
1 human TBT session + 1 NLP or Time Line Therapy® session (up to 2 hours) is £160 + travel if you are more than 20 miles away (please contact me for prices) For more information on NLP, Time Line Therapy® and Hypnosis sessions and trainings, visit my mindset website https://www.traceycolenlp.com
Buster had a large lump on his neck; the vets thought it could take months to go down and it was affecting his way of going and bending. After 1 session of TBT, the lump was less than half the size. After follow-up sessions, Buster’s lump disappeared.
Lottie is my own horse and had been only ‘field sound’ for the past 10 years. Her problem was thought to be in her feet, but no amount of remedial shoeing, painkillers or steroid injections worked. After energetically finding a trapped blood vessel by TBT and re-aligning the bones from her shoulders to her toes, Lottie is now sound.
Darci is my other horse and had been seen by various vets and treated with steroids for mystery SI problems over the course of 3 years. However, using TBT, we found that her problems were not in the joints themselves, but in the ligaments. Taking the problem further back to the primary cause, Dr Tucker and I found it was more a problem of her liver (and hindgut). It took several months for the alignments and diet changes to be maintained, but she is now a picture of physical health!
Sid had multiple skeletal misalignment issues, his owner reported that he was stiff in his hind end and no amount of training or physio had helped. I found that the base of Sid’s pelvis was the primary cause and re-aligned this along with other bones, as well as his sternum, lungs and diaphragm, which may have accounted for him not wanting to go forwards, as he wasn’t able to breathe correctly. His owner said that after this one treatment, he looked taller and more muscled, she was very pleased that this translated into him being more forward-going.
Frankie had a very serious accident in the field and had crashed into a stone wall. After full veterinary work-up and rest, his owner booked me to take a look at him. I found that the primary cause of any lingering problems was his sternum and sacrum. After these were re-aligned, his owner said he was moving even better than before his accident.
Drizzle is an ex-racehorse, retired from the tack 4 months ago, who wasn’t taking to being saddled up and showing definite signs of discomfort; she was also unhappy for her front feet to be lifted to be picked out (she could only bring her left leg forwards). Through TBT, the primaries were found to be that Drizzle was very locked up through her ribcage and also through her shoulders. After one session, she is happy to be tacked up and can lift her legs easily forwards and backwards.
Betsy’s owner told me that she’d slipped and fallen at speed on concrete and was concerned that her spine/pelvis may be out of alignment. I noticed a lot of what looked like hives or fly bites all over her neck and flank. After re-aligning her vertebrae and pelvis, among other bones, I was able to re-align her lymphatics and liver. Within 24 hours the number of hives was quartered and she was rather tired by the process. Within 3 days she was back to her usual self, with few hives and no trouble in moving.
Claude is a big horse - a Clydesdale, who I went to look at for suspected shoulder tightness. Although his left and right shoulders were misaligned, surprisingly, the primary cause was a little bone in his hyoid apparatus in his head. Once this was realigned, his shoulder blades and humerus could maintain a more optimal motility
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