Georgian Triangle, Ontario
Find the quiet that lets you work together.
Finding Quiet is Liw Bringelson’s business name and mantra — equine bodywork, craniosacral therapy, and workshops that help horses and people connect more efficiently.
The work
Inner quiet, for horse and rider.
Finding Quiet supports you and your horse in finding the quiet that lets you connect and work together efficiently.
Liw does this through equine bodywork, helping your horse find his inner quiet, and by designing and co-facilitating workshops with horses so you can explore your own inner quiet — even if you don’t own a horse. She applies the principles of craniosacral therapy (CST) in her work with animals and humans.
This site discusses the process and results of equine craniosacral therapy, and the way Liw works with your horse. For more on human CST, visit her dedicated craniosacral website.
Services
How Finding Quiet can help
Equine massage
Performance-enhancing bodywork for trail horses, dressage, hunters, barrel racers, and everyone in between.
Session detailsCraniosacral
Subtle hands-on work for people — in Collingwood, on-site, or as brief sessions at shows and events.
Human CSTWorkshops
Equine-facilitated personal development for teams, groups, and anyone curious about inner quiet.
Plan an eventUpcoming
Events in planning
Contact Liw if you would like to see other events, or to arrange a demonstration at your barn or Pony Club.
Every discipline
From trail horses to Grand Prix.
There are many types of equine bodywork, and they can benefit all types and levels of horses. A Grand Prix dressage horse may receive regular treatments, as well as a beloved trail horse. Just as human bodies absorb — and defend against — the effects of work and daily life, so do our horses’ bodies.
A regularly scheduled massage helps your horse deal with the stress and strain of the job. A series of treatments may help overcome a long-term injury or movement pattern. Your horse can benefit regardless of discipline, English or Western.
Liw has worked with western trail horses and barrel racers, horses trained in dressage and hunter/jumper eventing, and even a polo horse or two.
