Balance Freedom Equine Massage: About Dennie Semore EMT VOM

Dennie Semore, CEMT, VOM

Equine Massage Therapist

As a young girl I was fascinated with the horse, especially the Arabian. Their grace and beauty is unsurpassed
and I spent countless hours sketching them. Picking charcoal from the dusty cooled embers of our fireplace. I
soon was able to capture the strength and freedom of the Arabians movement.

As I continued to study and draw the different breeds, I began to see deeper into the structure of the animal, not
realizing it would be a valuable asset to my career in Equine Massage. I still draw and paint, but my real passion
exists in sculpting. Or should I say re-sculpting. Sound hokey? Maybe?

Equine Massage is exactly that - remolding tired overworked stretched muscles, or just making slight
imperfections more perfect.

We never know where a path will take us. We just have to be willing and ready to go. I began my career
unintentionally as a result of one of my own horse’s injury in 2002. Through private study and mentoring, I
learned to massage my own horse back to health. I found myself inadvertently helping other horses and
resolving pain issues. Encouraged by friends, I decided to form Balance Freedom Equine Massage. So I
proceeded to obtain Certification in Equine Sports Massage through Equissage.

Continued education enabled me to advance in areas of Myofascial, Deep Tissue, Mobilization and Saddle-fitting.

Mike Scott has been instrumental in helping me expand my practice into what it is today.

I was invited to participate in a Cadaver Lab held in April 2008, with several of my colleagues at Tufts University.

I am based out of Milton, FL in the northwest Florida panhandle, but provide services throughout the country.

Dennie Semore CEMT, VOM