Equiheal is owned by Maryann Titone, a Certified Equine Sports Massage Therapist

Maryann began her career in animal massage with her two dogs.  Years ago, she had a black Lab, Shadow and a shepherd mix, Murphy. Shadow was always arthritic, even as a puppy. When he was around six years old Maryann's vet suggested she put Shadow to sleep. Shadow was in a lot of pain and her vet felt there was nothing else he could do.  Not willing to give up on such a young, otherwise healthy dog, Maryann began searching for options to help Shadow and discovered animal massage. She found a women who was teaching TTouch, a massage method based on circular movements over the body and began using that on her dogs and they loved it.  Shadow's pain virtually disappeared, getting up was no longer the ordeal it had been and he was running with Murphy, playing and swimming.  Murphy benefited also from the massages and Maryann is positive it helped keep him fit and injury free.

Maryann attend Rutgers University, where she participated on the Intercollegiate Equestrian team and received her Bachelor's Degree in Business Management. She received her massage certification from Equissage. She also completed, and was certified in, the first phase of Equine rehabilitation at the Animal  Rehabilitation Institute, where she worked along side veterinarians and physical therapists. She is  certified in animal communication and attends seminars, clinics and workshops on equine body work and animal communication to help further educate herself, thereby insuring her clients receive the best possible care with the newest techniques.

Maryann is currently schooling her gelding, Sterling Silver, for lower level eventing and hunt shows. She is available by appointment.