Momentum Acres

Equiscope is a great compliment to physiotherapy!

Here is another customer's Equiscope story!

"In the winter, I suffered a bad fall and broke my ankle and wrist. Along with several breaks, I tore tendons and ligaments. At my age, 53, I was advised that recovery would be difficult and it would be difficult to be able to do all the things I did prior to my fall. When I was able to focus on recovery, in addition to physiotherapy, Andrea started doing Equiscope on me about twice a week.

It was quite painful when I started to walk again and use my hand again. The Equiscope really helped to reduce that pain so I was able to do my physio exercises regularly and for a longer time.

As I continued to progress in my healing, we did Equiscope once a week and started to focus on my ankle more and gaining more mobility in it. For me, the day after my Equiscope session, I would notice an increase in my mobility and I was able to slowly walk longer and do more activities after each session. During this time, my knee on my other side became quite sore from taking on more pressure. When I would do Equiscope, my knee would instantly feel better and the pressure and soreness would go away instantly in that knee.

I currently do Equiscope once every 2 weeks and it has helped me to gain back so much of my mobility, reduced my pain and aided in my recovery from my physio exercises.

5 months after I started doing Equiscope regularly as a part of my healing process, I am able to do my regular activities again without pain and am still improving."

Elsa enjoying her Equiscope session today!

I feel I make similar faces when I yawn too! 😂

These pictures were taken 8 days apart!

Using the Equiscope for wounds helps accelerate the healing process!

(Human) Equiscope sessions available during the day, Monday August 3rd. Pm me to book your spot!

Had a great day at Minnedosa Fair with this crew!

Another Equiscope story from a recent customer! (Love being able to be a part of Josie's recovery story!)

We recently had our small dog treated with the Equiscope system by Andrea after she injured a ligament in her knee. At 15 years old, our options were limited—either surgery or giving her body the best chance to heal naturally. We decided to try Equiscope therapy, and we're so glad we did.

Andrea treated her just four days after the injury, during the acute healing stage. After only one session, the reduction in swelling around her thigh and injured area was noticeable. The improvement was remarkable. She feels so much better that she wants to run and play like a puppy again! Of course, we know she still has healing ahead of her, and it shows when she overdoes it, but this treatment gave her recovery a significant jump start.

We will definitely be returning for another session in a couple of weeks. Thank you, Andrea, for offering this service and helping our senior dog heal and feel more comfortable. We’re so impressed with the results that we already have a few injured humans headed your way as well!

Thanks to everyone who responded with Equiscope stories!

Here is what one person said about their recent experience:

"I have had two treatments with the equiscope. The primary reason for seeking treatment was lack of mobility in my back. I did not have pain but couldn’t move freely. After treatments I was able to effortlessly rotate my back when golfing without any restrictions."

What is your Equiscope success story? I would love to hear your story and share! (with your permission)

A customer who was experiencing dehabiltating shoulder pain sent this to me recently:

Since September 2025 I have been contending with a very painful shoulder injury, possibly called "frozen shoulder".

I tried heat, cold, shoulder sling, mild stretching and there was no noticeable improvement.

I then had an opportunity to try an Equiscope Treatment in April 2026 and noticed a definite change in my pain.

I had two more treatments within the space of a week and noticed I had a lot less pain soon after.

My pain is now minimal and the motion of my shoulder has improved.

I was told by my doctor that this type of injury could take up to three years to completely heal and get full movement back.

I believe my equiscope treatments (4) helped reduce my healing time.