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Lisa Carter is a Certified Equine Massage Therapist serving locations around North & Central Texas. She incorporates her knowledge and experience with Parelli Natural Horsemanship and as a veterinary technician to provide her clients with the resources they need to make informed decisions for their horses and build a network of equine health care professionals to work together to find the best combination of therapies to meet the needs of the "whole horse".

"Lisa really cares passionately about what she does. She takes the time to study and find out answers to better serve her equine customers. Lisa is a terrific equine massage therapist because of her knowledge, tallent, and continuing education. If your horse is lacking in any performance area or even has soreness give her a call you will be very very pleased and your horse will thank you! "

– Dusty McCord (February 20, 2012)

"I had Lisa out for the first time this week to work on our 2 horses. My horse had no major issues I was concerned about, but just seemed "crabby" lately. She identified several areas of tightness and spasm and was able to relieve a lot of this. I rode him later that day and the difference in his suppleness was huge. She also worked on my husband's horse and really took the time to evaluate and treat each horse individually. Her approach and recommendations were different for each of them and reflective of her knowledge of anatomy and each horse's specific issues. See also took the time to teach me the various recommended stretches to keep each horse as supple as possible. I highly recommend Lisa!"

– Caren Reaves (January 7, 2012)

"Lisa is really wonderful with the horses. She uses natural horsemanship techniques and immediately establishes rapport with the horse. Then it is like a day at the spa for them! I noticed much better movement from my horse, and also a whole new attitude after Lisa did her magic."

– Mindy (July 27, 2011)