Amy Crawford grew up in northwest Missouri and being an animal lover her whole life, Amy naturally wanted to pursue a career working with animals. She attended the University of Missouri - Columbia and graduated with a B.S. in Animal Science. After graduating and moving to Montana, she built a successful horse training business, leading several horse and rider teams to World Championship titles and other top awards throughout the US and Canada. 

Several years later, after a special horse of hers had a severe accident due to muscle atrophy from months of stall rest, she realized how important muscles were and felt she needed to learn more to help her own horses and others also. This prompted her to attend an animal massage school and in 2003, Amy received her first equine massage certification and soon after, her canine massage certification, both through Equissage, Inc. She is a huge proponent of continuing education and staying on top of the newest research, so she regularly attends classes and courses every year to advance her knowledge. Because of this, she is also a certified myofascial release therapist, a reiki master, and is currently working on biokinetic alignment and equine ergonomist certifications.

In the last 20+ years, Amy's clientele has consisted of many wonderful equine, canine, feline, porcine and bovine clients. She combines her knowledge of anatomy and biomechanics with her love of animals, and her goal with every animal she has the privilege to work on is to provide a comprehensive, whole-body muscle therapy. She enjoys working closely with veterinarians, chiropractors and other practitioners who serve her animal clients, to provide a beneficial adjunct therapy! 

When she isn't working on animals, Amy enjoys living and working on her sport horse breeding farm with her husband, Kyle, her daughter, Emma, and son, Spencer, along with a multitude of horses, dogs, cats and chickens!