About Full Circle Integrated Equine
Your horse works harder than almost any athlete. It's time their body got real maintenance, not just an occasional treat.
How Full Circle Integrated Equine started
Amber has been a horse person her whole life. She grew up riding and showing, before putting horses on pause to spend over twenty years in the fire service. Her demanding career meant her own body needed constant care to stay functional, which meant that real, consistent maintenance like massage and myofascial release wasn’t optional.
When she returned to horses full time, she realized something she couldn’t unsee: we ask an incredible amount of a horse’s body, yet treat bodywork like a luxury instead of a requirement. When the horses she hoped to show again needed real support first, her priorities shifted. The ribbon stopped mattering; the horse did.
Amber discovered her greatest satisfaction wasn’t in chasing points or prizes. It was in helping horses feel their best so they could perform their best. The same modalities that kept her strong through a demanding career were the very tools that could change a horse’s comfort, confidence, and longevity.
That shift is what created Full Circle Integrated Equine.
Amber’s competitive drive now fuels her commitment to offering the best support she can, so horses and their owners can succeed together. Her work is for the horses first, and for the owners who want to do right by them. When a horse feels good in its body, everything else becomes possible: better performance, clearer communication, and a stronger partnership.
If you’re ready to give your horse the kind of care that supports their whole-body Amber would love to help you and your horse feel and perform your best, together.
Certifications
Amber is a Masterson Method Certified Practitioner (MMCP) and a certified Lazaris Nerve Release Practitioner through the Balance Through Movement Method.
P.S. you’ll never find her forcing a method just because it’s the one she knows best. Her goal is to make sure she can give each horse what they need. Your horse sets the terms, every single time.
The Philosophy Behind FCIE
There's no one-size-fits-all routine here. No matter the session, you'll always walk away with:
A horse that gets a say in what happens.
Consent isn’t a formality. If your horse says no, that’s information, not an obstacle to work around.
The whole picture, not just the sore spot.
Physical, mental, and emotional aren’t treated as separate. What’s going on in one shows up in the others.
The truth, even when it's not simple.
You’ll get an honest read on what’s going on with your horse, not just what’s easy to hear.
Something to take home.
A session doesn’t end when Amber leaves the barn. You walk away with what you need to keep supporting your horse until the next one.
Ready to learn more about bodywork sessions?
Book a session. Bring whatever you’ve noticed, even if it’s just a feeling, and let’s find out what your horse has been trying to tell you.