Devon Yourgulez
massage practitioner CMT, ESMT
massage practitioner CMT, ESMT
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Massage... helping people & horses
I love my job!! In 2005, I started helping horses with massage
and was instantly hooked. Working on horses made me really
believe in the change massage produces. After all, horses
have no idea what a massage is supposed to feel like, but
every single time they react by leaning into my touch, falling
asleep, etc. Owners immediately tell me how their horse's
demeanor had changed or how they can already see a
difference in how their horse holds himself. Once I realized
this massage thing is really all it's cracked up to be, I knew I
wanted to help people, too.
I really enjoy being able to help people (and horses!) in such
a non-invasive way. Most drugs have a long list of
side-effects, but my massage only has one: sleepiness.
I love my job!! In 2005, I started helping horses with massage
and was instantly hooked. Working on horses made me really
believe in the change massage produces. After all, horses
have no idea what a massage is supposed to feel like, but
every single time they react by leaning into my touch, falling
asleep, etc. Owners immediately tell me how their horse's
demeanor had changed or how they can already see a
difference in how their horse holds himself. Once I realized
this massage thing is really all it's cracked up to be, I knew I
wanted to help people, too.
I really enjoy being able to help people (and horses!) in such
a non-invasive way. Most drugs have a long list of
side-effects, but my massage only has one: sleepiness.
Why do you need a massage?
There are a lot of reasons... chiefly, you've spent your whole life contracting
your muscles: via activity, holding yourself upright (posture), holding stress,
or compensating for injury -- how long have you spent stretching your
muscles back out?
Working in the garden, playing a game of baseball, or starting up a new workout regime may
leave your muscles feeling stiff and sore. Massage helps to relax the muscles and relieve
pain by, essentially, wringing out the muscle tissue so that fluids are squeezed out of muscle
fiber and replaced by new, fresh blood. Massage also increases circulation, which helps your
body repair itself faster to recover from overuse or injury.
Stress isn't good for your mind, your body, or the people around you that it affects. I don't
know anything as effective as massage to calm the mind and refresh the spirit - in only an
hour! My clients tell me that they can still feel the effects of my massage for about 3 days after
the massage!
During pregnancy, a woman's entire pelvis shifts position, altering the length of all of the
muscles attached to the pelvis. This change results in a bunch of sore muscles, especially the
lower back.
Massage helps muscles to stretch out and relax, while your body produces more hormones like
endorphins (painkiller) and oxytocin (uplifting), while lowering the body's levels of stress
hormones like cortisol and adrenaline. When you get massage on a regular basis (at least
monthly), your body produces a higher level of these hormones on its own, between your
massages. People report feeling less stress, anxiety, soreness, and depression.
*** Dr. Tiffany Fields, of the Touch Institute in Miami, is the leading researcher on the
effects of massage. For more information, click HERE ***
There are a lot of reasons... chiefly, you've spent your whole life contracting
your muscles: via activity, holding yourself upright (posture), holding stress,
or compensating for injury -- how long have you spent stretching your
muscles back out?
Working in the garden, playing a game of baseball, or starting up a new workout regime may
leave your muscles feeling stiff and sore. Massage helps to relax the muscles and relieve
pain by, essentially, wringing out the muscle tissue so that fluids are squeezed out of muscle
fiber and replaced by new, fresh blood. Massage also increases circulation, which helps your
body repair itself faster to recover from overuse or injury.
Stress isn't good for your mind, your body, or the people around you that it affects. I don't
know anything as effective as massage to calm the mind and refresh the spirit - in only an
hour! My clients tell me that they can still feel the effects of my massage for about 3 days after
the massage!
During pregnancy, a woman's entire pelvis shifts position, altering the length of all of the
muscles attached to the pelvis. This change results in a bunch of sore muscles, especially the
lower back.
Massage helps muscles to stretch out and relax, while your body produces more hormones like
endorphins (painkiller) and oxytocin (uplifting), while lowering the body's levels of stress
hormones like cortisol and adrenaline. When you get massage on a regular basis (at least
monthly), your body produces a higher level of these hormones on its own, between your
massages. People report feeling less stress, anxiety, soreness, and depression.
*** Dr. Tiffany Fields, of the Touch Institute in Miami, is the leading researcher on the
effects of massage. For more information, click HERE ***
(302)
494-
5460
494-
5460
| Medical Conditions Aided by Massage Therapy Sciatica & other nerve impingements High BP - meds dehydrate the body, making the muscles stiff Boosts immune system, allowing body to heal itself faster For more information, click: AMTA - medical conditions & massage Equine Conditions Aided by Massage Therapy EPM - increased circulation helps increase muscle tone Warm-up & Cool-down for high level eventers - less recovery time, lactic acid is flushed out, while fresh blood is brought to muscles Increases range of motion for dressage - improves fluidity of movement Better than Bute -- no side-effects - increases joint fluid w/pain relief Eases stress - long trailering, at event/crowd nervousness Frequently lame horses - improves circulation, relieves pain Lesson horses - back gets the brunt of different riders' skill levels |
| If you loved your massage, please tell everyone you know!! Referral Discounts Available Refer 1 new client and receive 20% off your next massage Ask me how to get your FREE massage! Serving the N. Delaware area |
| Fibromyalgia Arthritis Migraines "Tech Neck" Back Pain Scoliosis HIV / AIDS |
| Anxiety ADHD Depression PTSD Insomnia Cancer TMJ Disorder |
| Gift Certificates Available Really thank someone, with a massage! |
| 60 minutes $75 90 minutes $115 Add Aromatherapy or Body Butter + $10 Horse Massage $50 |
| To combat recession stress, I'VE LOWERED MY PRICES ON ALL MASSAGE!!! |