Equine Fascial Integration Therapy (EFIT)

The EFIT series of structural Integration seeks long-lasting changes in your horse’s body, movement, and posture. Actuality Equine offers this comprehensive approach to fascial health through a variety of packages and price-points.

  • Single EFIT session $165

    The general opening session of the EFIT series works intimately with the subcutaneous fascia of the entire body.

    Stand-alone sessions are an excellent option for anyone wanting to learn more about the structural integration series, or those who are not yet ready to commit to series work.

    Movement and palpation evaluation are available with the first stand-alone session. Additional evaluations are available a la carte. Travel fees may apply

  • EFIT half-series $495

    The first three sessions of the EFIT series move sequentially through the superficial skin fascia in session one, the fascia of the front and back limbs in session two, and the fascia of the spine, ribs, and hyoid in session three.

    The half-series is ideal for equine guardians with tight travel and show schedules, improving quality of life for pasture pets, and equine guardians who want to reap some of the benefits of series work with a smaller financial commitment

    The half-series includes movement and palpation evaluation before session one, and after session three. Travel costs may apply.

  • EFIT Full Series $990

    The full series of Equine Fascial Integration Therapy starts as the half-series. Creating definition and space for the superficial fascia in session one, addressing the structures of the front and hind limbs in session two, and organizing tissues of the spine, ribs, and hyoid in session three. In the full series, this depth is expanded by addressing core constrictions in session four, specific imbalances in session five, and whole-body integration in session six.

    The full-series of EFIT is ideal for horses in work (showing, plowing, racing, etc. at any level), horses with past physical or emotional trauma (abuse, neglect, soft tissue injury, scar tissue, etc.), and horses with chronic asymmetry (difficulty with one lead or direction, hoof cracks or distortion, etc.).

    The full EFIT series includes movement and palpation evaluations before sessions one, four, five, and six. Travel fees may apply.