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Becky Pearson, MPT, LAPT, CERP, has been treating human patients with physical therapy since 1996. She obtained her master’s degree in physical therapy from the University of Findaly, Findlay, Ohio, in 2005 and opened her own private practice in Broken Bow, Nebraska, in 2011. Over the years and seeing the benefits from physical therapy on people, she knew the same techniques could help the equine athletes. She spent years of studying, observing, competing, and living within the horse world and completed the Equine Physical Rehabilitation Certification Program at the University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine. Upon completion of the program, she became the second licensed Certified Equine Rehabilitation Practitioner (CERP) in Nebraska. Finally, all of the pieces of the puzzle were put together to create “Pivot Point Equine Rehab Therapy—Physical Therapy for Your Horse!” Becky understands that to compete at a high level, you and your horse must feel your best. She herself has competed at a high level in the WPRA at prestigious rodeos such as Cheyenne Frontier Days and Pendleton, Oregon. As an equine physical therapist, she keeps her own horses and her family’s horses healthy using cutting-edge physical therapy techniques. She is married to PRCA steer roper Chris Pearson and they have two daughters who also compete, Emma and Gracie Pearson. Consequently, Becky has become driven to learn how to increase the mobility, strength, and overall health of the competitive athletic horse. After her work is done, you see an overall calming effect upon the horse. The work has a lasting effect upon the whole being. It helps with increased flexibility and elasticity and softens muscles, which allows the horse to move freer and faster. Overall, the horse is just healthier and can then give you more. Because the horse is feeling better, he is more responsive to the rider and generally just happier with himself. The end result is better performance for you. Becky’s passion to help the horse through physical therapy has had her traveling the entire United States learning and working on horses…one horse at a time…one rider at a time, improving their overall quality of life, enabling them to shine when it is their time.

  1. 17h ago

    Hands That Heal: Amy Kowalzek on Massage, Assisted Stretching & Handmade Salves

    What happens when a nurse becomes a massage therapist, and then adds assisted stretching to her toolbox? In this episode of Pivot Point of View, Becky sits down with Amy Kowalzek, owner of KS Therapeutic Massage and creator of Kowalzek Salves, to talk about the winding path that led her to hands-on, whole-body care. Amy shares how her nursing background shaped the way she sees clients, what drew her to massage therapy, and why she became a trained Pivot Point Assisted Stretch Practitioner this summer. Since then she’s woven stretching into her sessions with great results, and she tells us what that has looked like for her clients and her practice. We also get into her line of handcrafted salves: how they started, what goes into them, and how they fit into her approach to care. Finally, Amy explains why she believes assisted stretching is a valuable, natural next skill for massage therapists who want to help clients move better and feel better for longer. In this episode: Amy’s journey from nurse to massage therapist to stretch practitioner What changed when she added Pivot Point Assisted Stretching to her sessions The story behind Kowalzek Salves Why assisted stretching is a smart addition for massage therapists Connect with Amy: Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/kowalzek.salves.2024 Website: https://www.grandmawillow.com/ Learn more about The Pivot Point Method of Assisted Stretch Training: Subscribe for weekly insights on health and wellness for both you and your equine partners.

    Hands That Heal: Amy Kowalzek on Massage, Assisted Stretching & Handmade Salves
  2. Feb 20

    Joint Pain, Weight Gain & Brain Fog? Real Help for Menopause with Maggie Lamle, RN

    Menopause can feel overwhelming — joint pain, stubborn weight gain, decreased libido, brain fog, hot flashes, sleepless nights… and the frustrating sense that no one is really talking about solutions. In this episode, we sit down with Maggie Lamle, RN, to have an honest, empowering conversation about what’s actually happening in the body during menopause — and what women can do about it. We dive into: • Why joint pain and stiffness increase during menopause • The connection between hormones, muscle loss, and weight gain • How peptides may support recovery, metabolism, and vitality • Why physical therapy is a powerful (and often overlooked) tool for midlife women • What’s behind brain fog and decreased sexual appetite • Practical, actionable steps women can take right now This conversation is about options. It’s about understanding your body. And it’s about reclaiming strength, clarity, and confidence in midlife. Menopause is not the end of performance — it’s a transition. And with the right support, women can thrive. If you’ve been told “this is just part of aging,” this episode is for you. To learn more about these peptides, visit: https://elliemd.com/pivotpoint Medical Disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice. Always consult your physician or qualified healthcare provider before starting any new treatment, peptide therapy, exercise program, or making changes to your healthcare plan.

    Joint Pain, Weight Gain & Brain Fog? Real Help for Menopause with Maggie Lamle, RN
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Becky Pearson, MPT, LAPT, CERP, has been treating human patients with physical therapy since 1996. She obtained her master’s degree in physical therapy from the University of Findaly, Findlay, Ohio, in 2005 and opened her own private practice in Broken Bow, Nebraska, in 2011. Over the years and seeing the benefits from physical therapy on people, she knew the same techniques could help the equine athletes. She spent years of studying, observing, competing, and living within the horse world and completed the Equine Physical Rehabilitation Certification Program at the University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine. Upon completion of the program, she became the second licensed Certified Equine Rehabilitation Practitioner (CERP) in Nebraska. Finally, all of the pieces of the puzzle were put together to create “Pivot Point Equine Rehab Therapy—Physical Therapy for Your Horse!” Becky understands that to compete at a high level, you and your horse must feel your best. She herself has competed at a high level in the WPRA at prestigious rodeos such as Cheyenne Frontier Days and Pendleton, Oregon. As an equine physical therapist, she keeps her own horses and her family’s horses healthy using cutting-edge physical therapy techniques. She is married to PRCA steer roper Chris Pearson and they have two daughters who also compete, Emma and Gracie Pearson. Consequently, Becky has become driven to learn how to increase the mobility, strength, and overall health of the competitive athletic horse. After her work is done, you see an overall calming effect upon the horse. The work has a lasting effect upon the whole being. It helps with increased flexibility and elasticity and softens muscles, which allows the horse to move freer and faster. Overall, the horse is just healthier and can then give you more. Because the horse is feeling better, he is more responsive to the rider and generally just happier with himself. The end result is better performance for you. Becky’s passion to help the horse through physical therapy has had her traveling the entire United States learning and working on horses…one horse at a time…one rider at a time, improving their overall quality of life, enabling them to shine when it is their time.

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