Hi, I’m Wendy —
I’m a lifelong horse lover, registered nurse, certified equine massage therapist, and BEMER practitioner. Equine Restore & Recover was born from my heart for healing and my deep connection with horses.
This blog is where I’ll be sharing what I’ve learned through education and hands-on experience—starting with equine circulation and wellness, my journey with my mare, Rosie, and her battle with laminitis and insulin resistance, and tips for both horse and human health and recovery.
Thanks for being here—I hope this space becomes a helpful resource on your own wellness journey. 💛
Wendy McLaughlin, RN, CEMTExplore the often-overlooked groin muscles in horses and how gentle bodywork can support comfort and performance. Based on real-world experience, this post shares insights for curious, hands-on horse owners and wellness advocates.
Wendy McLaughlin, RN, CEMTTesting my horses’ panniculus reflex led to surprising results—one hypersensitive, one unresponsive. Here’s what I learned about this ‘fly twitch’ muscle, why it matters, and why subtle changes are worth noticing.
Wendy McLaughlin, RN, CEMTIn Part 2 of my equine acupressure journey, I explore spinal assessment, meridian work, and how Rosie responded with big releases. Plus, I share a helpful app and a video of her yawning after a session! Blog Post Description
Wendy McLaughlin, RN, CEMTIn this first part of my equine acupressure blog series, I’m sharing what inspired me to explore this gentle, hands-on therapy—and how my horse Rosie played a big role in that decision.