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Lelia Canter, LMBT, EEBW, JENT I
- Female
- Barnardsville, NC
- United States
- Blog Posts (5)
- Groups (3)
- Photos (10)
- Photo Albums (4)
Lelia Canter, LMBT, EEBW, JENT I's Groups
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Integrating Medicine
18 members
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Art by Animals
4 members
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Animal Assisted Therapy
9 members
Lelia Canter, LMBT, EEBW, JENT I's Page
Profile Information
- I am a professional in the animal care industry in the following area(s):
- Massage and Bodywork, Acupressure, Craniosacral Therapy, Reiki or other Energywork, Education, Artist, Retail Products
- About Me
- Lelia Canter, LMBT-NC #8615, EEBW, EEMFR, JENT I (2010), AISRB, CRI I. Centered Riding Lesson Instructor, Admin. & Events Support at Biltmore Equestrian Center, Asheville, NC. Received her Equine Bodyworker certification through Equinology Inc. as well as Equinology's Equine MFR certification. Lelia is NCBTMB certified and received Craniosacral Therapy I and II training through the Upledger Institute. She is also a qualified JENT I practitioner and has studied with Dianne Jenkins (founder of Jenkins Equine Neurophysiologic Therapy-Australia).
Lelia is a registered Karuna Reiki Master Teacher and an Usui Reiki Master Teacher. She is a Certified Qi Gong Instructor (Level I Facilitator,
Qi Gong Healing Form) and a Certified Level I Centered Riding Instructor.
She currently operates her practice (HeartSong Bodyworks), incorporating Red Light Therapy, JENT, Myofascial Release, Craniosacral Therapy, and Reiki in her sessions with horses and riders. She is a member of the Associated Bodywork & Massage Professionals, Associate Member of the International Society of Rider Biomechanics, and a Centered Riding Member. Lelia is also an artist working in acrylics. Her current series of paintings, prints, T-shirts and cards include an Equine series as well as an Appalachian, Celtic, and Cherokee legend series. Her studio, HeartSong Artworks is located in Barnardville, NC. Her services are available in Asheville/Tryon and surrounding areas.
- Additional website
- http://www.biltmore.com
- Additional website
- http://www.equinology.com
- Additional website
- http://www.weavervilleartsafari.com
- Additional website
- http://www.diannejenkins.com.au
- I work professionally with:
- horses, dogs, other
- My services are available in the following locations:
- Asheville/Tryon NC. and surrounding areas.
- I am the proud and lucky guardian/owner/servant/companion/treat supplier/etc. of:
- horses, dogs
- My e-mail address is
- lcanter@biltmore.com
Lelia Canter, LMBT, EEBW, JENT I's Photos
Lelia Canter, LMBT, EEBW, JENT I's Blog
Rehab exercise for injury (kick to lateral LH distal cannon)
Any suggestions on rehab exercise for an injury (kick to lateral LH distal cannon). Swelling diminishing with residual warm areas medial/lateral of distal cannon anterior to suspensory ligament. Owner has been hand walking and wrapping at night with poultice. Should she be doing short periods of hand walking or stall rest only. Vet has examined-no noted problems with cannon bone or tearing/laceration of tendon/ligaments.
Lelia Canter
Lelia Canter
Posted on September 29, 2009 at 7:34am
Help with exercise suggestions
I have been working with a horse that fell when she was 4 yo. and strained her SI joint. she is 8 yo. now.
She has responded well to MFR and Craniosacral Therapy, and had chiropractic and acupuncture visits, however she has occasional setbacks and her lower back/lumbar area becomes sore accompanied by stiffness in the midback to sacrum areas.
Her owner was told to canter her in circles and counter canter by a chiropractor-she has been reluctant to do this and has made good progress so… Continue
She has responded well to MFR and Craniosacral Therapy, and had chiropractic and acupuncture visits, however she has occasional setbacks and her lower back/lumbar area becomes sore accompanied by stiffness in the midback to sacrum areas.
Her owner was told to canter her in circles and counter canter by a chiropractor-she has been reluctant to do this and has made good progress so… Continue
Posted on September 2, 2009 at 10:03am — 2 Comments
Equine Assisted Therapy Candidate
We have a horse at our facility who has been in our lesson program for the past 4 years. His name is Merlin and he is a 14yo. TB Gelding.
We have retired him from riding lessons due to chronic back soreness issues and bucking when ridden, However, he loves interaction with people, is great on the ground and would make a wonderful equine assisted therapy horse. We would be willing to adopt him out for free to a good program where he could be used for teaching groundwork skills and have a… Continue
We have retired him from riding lessons due to chronic back soreness issues and bucking when ridden, However, he loves interaction with people, is great on the ground and would make a wonderful equine assisted therapy horse. We would be willing to adopt him out for free to a good program where he could be used for teaching groundwork skills and have a… Continue
Posted on June 16, 2009 at 6:12am
Ay Advice on Re-hab exercises available?
I am working with an older horse (25 yo.) that has been recovering for almost a year with DDF tears LF and RF.
I've been doing bodywork and MFR as Rx by our veterinarian and she has improved greatly. However she is not very stable in the hind....hard for her to stand for shoeing with a front leg lifted and dosn't want to put too much weight on the LF especially.
She has lost muscling and has had to support herself for so long with her HQs. Are there exercise options available once she… Continue
I've been doing bodywork and MFR as Rx by our veterinarian and she has improved greatly. However she is not very stable in the hind....hard for her to stand for shoeing with a front leg lifted and dosn't want to put too much weight on the LF especially.
She has lost muscling and has had to support herself for so long with her HQs. Are there exercise options available once she… Continue
Posted on January 4, 2009 at 6:22pm — 4 Comments
Adequan and generic forms of Adequan
I am interested in finding studies comparing Adequan with its generic forms.
Are generic forms as effective?
Also any studies comparing the effectiveness of Equine MFR compared to other types of bodywork.
Lelia Canter, EBW
Are generic forms as effective?
Also any studies comparing the effectiveness of Equine MFR compared to other types of bodywork.
Lelia Canter, EBW
Posted on November 25, 2008 at 1:10pm — 1 Comment
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