Nimbus Osteopathic Bodywork + Herbalist

Belinda is that rare thing in the North Bay area, a horse «body worker» who is actually educated and knows what she’s doing. She doesn’t try to snow you with «woo woo» claims to connect with the horse’s aura, but actually adjusts him and makes a clear difference in his way of going, without pressuring you to continue working with her for months thereafter. I very much appreciate the work she has done with my dressage horse, and would recomment her both for horse and human. She accomplished the closest thing to a miracle healing I’ve ever experienced, when I’d come off a horse and could barely walk because my back hurt so much. After one session with her I was virtually cured. She is a competent but laid-​back professional, and an invaluable tool in my riding program.

What can I say? My horse had been lame on and off for about three weeks. The vet had been out. Belinda came and worked on Johnny for a long time. Three days later and NO LAMENESS. He is scheduled for another adjustment or two but I can’t begin to thank Belinda enough for all she did for him and all I learned from her. Kind, quiet, and gentle all the things I want for my horse. I am looking forward to years of perfectly adjusted horses and dogs!
Call Belinda, you will not be sorry!

I have a 19 year old Morgan gelding named Taylor. I was attempting to learn how to ride him in hackamore. A trainer friend of mine was helping me and said that Taylor was stiff in his body and that was making it difficult to bend. She also thought that Taylor might be having trouble on his hind end. After a recommendation from Jessica Lashbrook at Marin Tack and Feed I got a diagnostic session with Belinda for Taylor. It showed some pretty serious tightness in his lower back and hips and some tightness in one of his shoulders. After a second session 4 weeks later Taylor freed up a lot and was over tracking at the walk in ground school and in the trot on horseback. Belinda also gave me some good stretches to use on Taylor before riding to improve his bendiness.
Although there’s chiropractic in the business name Belinda focuses not only on the spine but also the muscles and the mind of the horse. And trains the horse’s owner a bit as well.
I now get Taylor a session once a month as a tuneup and mini diagnostic. He’s much more comfortable to ride on the trail because he’s no longer on his front end so much and I’m able to bend him more easily to minimize jigging.
Belinda has firm but gentle hand and Taylor really looks forward to his sessions with her. I’m really glad we were able to steal Belinda from The Land Down Under!