Alyse Aguirre

My name is Alyse Aguirre, I’m from a small town in Minnesota and have been living in Utah since 2016. I started riding at 12 and fell in love with horses. I grew up barrel racing and competing in local horse shows, and horses got in my blood. I took a break from horses but in 2020 I got my 1st Utah horse and now I live with my husband and 2 doggies in Coalville, with our two horses, Sparkles and Rhett in our back yard living our best lives.

Certifications: 2018 NASM Certified Personal Trainer, 2020 Brookbush Institute Human Movement Cert, Sozo Equine Rock Taping, 2023 Thirza Hendriks Functional Horse Training Fundamentals Program, 2023 Thirza Hendriks 2 Day Life Online Horse Dissection, 2024 Upledger Institute Craniosacral 1 (human), 2024 Tom Mayes Integrated Equine Therapies Craniosacral 4

Education: 2006 Northwestern Health Sciences University, Massage Therapy

Area of Expertise: Areas of Expertise/Services Offered *Licensed Human/Equine Bodyworker: with 20 years experience, I have focused mostly on humans and has treated horses off/on along the way. I specialize in Craniosacral therapy, myofascial release, trigger point therapy, movement assessment, and focus on rehab/prehab/performance/longevity by assessing and treating the craniosacral system. The craniosacral system is the central nervous system (brain/spinal cord/skill/spine/sacrum) and when there is a glitch in the system (imagine a sprinkler hose with a kink), balance within the body is thrown off (dysfunction in the nerves branching out from the spinal cord, imagine sciatic pain) and the results are pain/injury/disease/behavioral, metabolic, hormonal issues and so much more. Through palpation of the craniosacral rhythm, the body shows where there is dysfunction and in addressing this delicate and powerful system, clients can achieve the healing, balance and self regulation that the body desires. *Human Movement & Performance Specialist/Personal Trainer: with over 20 years in the fitness industry, I have developed my training system that I call

Types of Horses: any and all