Mary Lou Langley

Mary Lou Langley is the founder of Langley Equine Studies (Washington State Licensed Equine Massage College). This vocational college is licensed/approved by the Workforce Training and Education Board and the Department of Health Board of Massage. She is a Licensed Massage Therapist, holding both human and large animal endorsements. Mary Lou has been legally blind since 1998. She is still riding horses and successfully operates her own massage practice.
She is a graduate of Aspen Equine Studies, 2004, Sage Academy of Massage 2010 and is also “Nationally” certified through NBCAAM (National Board of Certified Animal Acupressure and Massage).
Mary Lou served her community for a decade as a 4-H leader. She was the founder and coach for the first WA State High School Equestrian Team in Grant County. For years she has taught at youth rodeo camps. Her passion for horses and teaching were the perfect recipe and motivating factor behind starting her school.

Mary Lou Langley
www.LangleyEquineStudies.com
509-246-8053
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Feature Story: Choosing an Equine Massage Therapist

August 5, 2020October 1, 2019 by Mary Lou Langley

What Makes an Equine Bodyworker Qualified? By Mary Lou Langley Horse owners use bodywork for their horses for a variety of health-related reasons, including reduction of pain, to rehabilitate injuries, reduce stress, promote relaxation, increase circulation, aid in general wellness and improve performance. Therapeutic massage can help restore range …

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Equine Wellness: Essential Spring Maintenance for Your Horse

August 5, 2020June 1, 2019 by Mary Lou Langley

Rule Out the Obvious when Your Horse Has Problems By Mary Lou Langley LMT Spring is a perfect time to make sure your horse’s health is on track. As a licensed massage therapist, I have come to understand how important it is to have a yearly checkup. My horse’s …

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Equine Wellness: Does My Horse Need Massage?

August 5, 2020May 1, 2019 by Mary Lou Langley

Recognize the Signs that Your Horse Needs Help By Mary Lou Langley In my experience as a licensed human and equine massage therapist, I’ve found all horses benefit from massage. The key is to recognize the language of pain, when a horse whispers (or screams), “Help me!” What is …

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