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Clinic includes 16 hours of education (8am – 5pm for 2 days). Limited to 10 participants. Dates: September 19-20th 2026 Cost: $650 1-Day Clinic for Veterinarians or Licensed Therapists - [Clinics Offered](https://langleyequinestudies.com/clinics/) - Clinics are available locally in Eastern Washington at the Langley Equine Studies campus or can be hosted by horse enthusiasts at other facilities around the nation. Clinics being held off site need a 10-participant minimum for booking the event. A 3-student minimum is required for on-campus events. All clinics offered involve Q & A discussion, - [Kinetic Myo-Fascial Lines Clinic: 2 day](https://langleyequinestudies.com/clinics/kinetic-lines-2-day-clinic/) - Demystify fascia by learning about its components, properties, and functions. You will become acquainted with the 12 myofascial lines and common imbalances in each line and how to test and treat them. Please note: Clinic is NOT a Practitioner/certification course only. But is offered to veterinarians, horse owners, trainers, farriers, and competitors’ too. Clinic includes - [Myo-Fascial Release 102](https://langleyequinestudies.com/clinics/myo-fascial-release-102/) - 2-Day Clinic The 2nd MFR clinic is specific moves for each region of the body as well as some more in-depth structural integration techniques. Your participation in this 2-day clinic will include a great deal of hands-on instruction from a qualified instructor who is a professionally licensed human and equine massage therapist. Horses will be - [Myo-Fascial Release 103](https://langleyequinestudies.com/clinics/myo-fascial-release-103/) - 2-Day Clinic This 3rd clinic demonstrates the “Langley Mock Chiro” series of techniques. These are legal MFR modified moves derived from popular chiropractic practices. Chiropractic is popular amongst equine competitors, but is often being performed by illegal therapist and the results are usually not sustaining. The only practitioners in the State of WA who can - [Equine Massage: 2-day](https://langleyequinestudies.com/clinics/equine-massage-2-day/) - What You Will Learn How to better maintain your own horses, basic techniques and massage sequences. How massage helps aid in health immune, circulatory and musculoskeletal systems and much more. Learn the language of pain and identify areas of tension & trauma. Develop a better bond with your horse. Learn from a qualified instructor, professionally - [Enrollment](https://langleyequinestudies.com/admission/enrollment/) - click for enrollment form click for School Catalog - [Calendar](https://langleyequinestudies.com/admission/enrollment/calendar/) - All program starting dates: Winter-Spring-Summer-Fall classes. EQMT 100 Classes: EQMT 101 (One day a week) On-campus: Mondays, 9am – 3:30 pm 1st class: Sept. 8th – Dec. 31st 2025 2nd class: Feb. 2nd – June 2nd, 2026 EQMT 102: On-line Length 4 months – On-line class has open enrollment. Consists of 16 weekly lessons. The 100-hour curriculum - [Contact](https://langleyequinestudies.com/contact/) - Langley Equine Studies19601 Rd. F. 4 NE, Soap Lake, WA 98851(509) 246-8053 Phone • (509) 855-8697 Celllangleyequinestudies@outlook.com - [Tuition](https://langleyequinestudies.com/admission/tuition/) - Tuition fees are charged for instruction and vary according to program and format. Application fee: $100 Course materials & books: $500 Class Deposit: $500 (On-campus students only, applied to account) EQMT 100 Programs: EQMT 101: On-campus – $2900 (one day a week class) EQMT 102: On-line – $2750 EQMT 300 Programs: - [Courses](https://langleyequinestudies.com/courses/) - EQMT (Equine Massage Therapist) Classes are offered in 100 or 300 hour course of study (as per WA State laws) and in three formats: 1. On-campus: Lecture and hands-on training. This is an annual class starting in September. One day a week on Tuesday. 2. Online: via the Langley Equine Studies website, enrollment - [Certification & Regulations](https://langleyequinestudies.com/courses/certification-regulations/) - Washington State Regulations for Equine Massage Therapist Licensing: Students who want to practice in the State of Washington, need to be aware that WA. State requires a licensure, “Large Animal Endorsement”, from the Department of Health, Board of Massage and the course of study being from an approved WA State school. Each State’s laws governing - [Myo-Fascial Release](https://langleyequinestudies.com/clinics/myo-fascial-release/) - We offer a variety of treatment techniques, which can be used by equine therapists, horse owners and trainers to decrease pain, inflammation, and treat muscle strains. We provide an economical educational opportunity that establishes a solid basis, for therapy skills for starting (or improving) an equine therapy business or just improve your horses well-being. We - [Myo-Fascial Release 101](https://langleyequinestudies.com/clinics/myo-fascial-release-101/) - 1-Day Clinic The 1st class in the MFR series is a beginner class in MFR and how the techniques are administered correctly within standard theory & practice teachings on the subject and “how to” be applied to the horse. We offer a variety of treatment techniques, which can be used by equine therapists, horse owners - [EQMT 100 Hours](https://langleyequinestudies.com/courses/eqmt-100-hours/) - EQMT 100: (Equine Massage Therapist) 100 hour program The EQMT 100 series of classes are for licensed human massage therapist, who wants to add “equine” massage to their license or certifications. Students will need to be able to send video representation of their massage skills to instructor throughout the course, for practical evaluation. WA State - [EQMT 302 Online](https://langleyequinestudies.com/courses/eqmt-302-online/) - Become a Successful Equine Massage Therapist To start and grow an equine massage practice, a student must be confident and communicate with equine professionals. A graduate needs to be able to evaluate a horse and effectively treat him / her so that there’s no doubt in anyone’s mind that your work is valuable and effective. - [Campus](https://langleyequinestudies.com/about/campus/) - Langley Equine Studies is located in Eastern Washington, centrally located in the Columbia Basin, approximately 25 miles north of I-90 from Moses Lake, Washington. Campus is approximately five miles east of the city of Soap Lake, Washington. The campus utilizes one large outdoor arena 145' x140', large round pen and a covered 80' X 204'. - [FAQs](https://langleyequinestudies.com/about/faqs/) - [Testimonials](https://langleyequinestudies.com/about/testimonials/) - I had a great time doing the online program and Mary Lou is a most helpful teacher. She made me feel confident in my massage skills. The program is very thorough, which is why I chose it over simple 3-day certifications. I highly recommend it and it’s truly amazing! I learned so much about horses and now - [Facility Rental](https://langleyequinestudies.com/about/facility-rental/) - Langley Equine Studies offers rental of its facilities. Centrally located on a 20-acre property in the Columbia Basin of Eastern Washington, approximately 25 miles north of I-90 from Moses Lake, Washington and five miles east of the city of Soap Lake, Washington. Come use our facilities for your events, day riding or even for boarding - [Graduates](https://langleyequinestudies.com/about/graduates/) - LES, currently has graduates, who have started massage practices in Quebec, Canada; Queensland; Australia, Kentucky, Arizona, California, Wisconsin, Idaho, Oregon, South Carolin, Nevada, Texas and Washington State. 2024 Hannah Beeman - WAHannah Roy - WARylee Gaffney - WAJennifer Wilkerson - IDBrittany Lamica - WABrandy Crawford - WAMattea Booker - WAJaime Smith 2023 Alison Fischer - - [Performance Standards](https://langleyequinestudies.com/admission/enrollment/performance-standards/) - A quiz/test may be administered after each lesson to determine the amount of learning that has taken place. Test scores that are below 75 percent are an indication that the necessary skills for entry into employment were not acquired. A minimum of two tests and one final will be given each quarter. Grades will be - [Admission](https://langleyequinestudies.com/admission/) - Important note: In order to accommodate students with diverse, educational, professional backgrounds and equine experience, students may be subject to required tutorials at the teacher’s discretion. Students must be comfortable working around horses; prior equine experience is recommended but not necessary. Class Size: The maximum class size is ten. Student/Teacher ratio is 10 to 1 - [Instructors](https://langleyequinestudies.com/about/instructors/) - Mary Lou Langley: Owner/Administrator & Instructor Mary Lou Langley is a Washington State Licensed Massage Therapist. Her license includes human and large animal endorsements. Initial license issued 03/18/2011. She is a graduate of Aspen Equine Studies, in Colorado in 2004, and Sage Academy of Massage & Body Work (human massage college in Moses Lake, Washington) - [Student Handbook](https://langleyequinestudies.com/admission/enrollment/student-handbook/) - download the handbook - [EQMT 300 Hours](https://langleyequinestudies.com/courses/eqmt-300-hours/) - EQMT 300: Equine Massage Therapist 300 Hour Program The EQMT 300 series of classes are for students who do not have a human massage license. This course includes 40 weekly lessons. WA State Students: On-line students are provided six days of hands-on training on campus (these hours are required in order to be eligible for - [Philosophy & Objective](https://langleyequinestudies.com/about/philosophy-objective/) - Introduction and Educational Philosophy: Langley Equine Studies is a school dedicated to excellence in the field of equine massage & body-works, including alternative therapies. Our students will discover an abundant education and atmosphere, which is rich in the sacred art of healing, body, mind and spirit. We provide an enriching authentic educational experience. The programs we - [Lab 101 & 102](https://langleyequinestudies.com/courses/lab-101/) - LAB-101: 50-Hours hands-on. On campus located in Soap Lake, WA. Why are labs important? Because hands on training with a licensed professional equips students to enter the real world of private practice successfully. Also, hands-on training is required in the State of WA. Washington State Online students are required to fulfill hands on hours in - [Washington State University: beloved horse inspires first equine massage college](https://langleyequinestudies.com/about/media-mentions/washington-state-university-beloved-horse-inspires-first-equine-massage-college/) - SOAP LAKE, Wash. – If a movie is ever made of Mary Lou Langley’s life, her Washington Small Business Development Center (SBDC) business advisor just might have a crack at best supporting actor. OK … the actor playing husband Travis Langley might have the edge there, but the SBDC will get some serious screen time, - [Columbia Basin Herald: LES Honors Unique Horse](https://langleyequinestudies.com/about/media-mentions/columbia-basin-herald-les-honors-unique-horse/) - Langley Equine Studies Honors Unique Horse By Rachal Pinkerton Staff Writer of the Columbia Basin Herald SOAP LAKE — Last Saturday, Aug. 3, the new arena at Langley Equine Studies outside of Soap Lake was dedicated in memory of a horse who spurred his family on to greatness. “Back when my children were riding and - [Mission Statement](https://langleyequinestudies.com/about/mission-statement/) - Langley Equine Studies is dedicated in providing the highest quality, learning opportunity, in the field of equine massage and alternative therapies. This educational institution will provide a diverse curriculum promoting learning inside and outside the traditional classroom. We ensure competency and excellence, instilling with passion the ability to improve the well–being of our equine clients. - [About](https://langleyequinestudies.com/about/) - Langley Equine Studies was founded in 2013 by Mary Lou Langley. The school owner, administrator and instructor is a licensed massage therapist, in the State of Washington. In 2011, Mary Lou obtained her Washington State License for humans, as well as the WA State Equine “Large Animal” endorsement.(License #MA60214732). Mary Lou has been a certified equine - [Memorial Scholarship](https://langleyequinestudies.com/admission/memorial-scholarship/) - “Colonel Oakie Dokie” Memorial Scholarship Langley Equine Studies is proud to offer a scholarship opportunity in “equine massage” certification. The “Colonel Oakie Dokie” Memorial Scholarship (valued at $1200) will be awarded in the following classes: EQMT 301 On-campus class EQMT 302 Online class Both of these are for the 300 hour courses. Applications for the - [Login](http://206.72.193.132/login/index.php) - [NWHS: Does my horse need massage?](https://langleyequinestudies.com/about/media-mentions/nwhs-does-my-horse-need-massage/) - Equine Wellness: Does My Horse Need Massage? RECOGNIZE THE SIGNS THAT YOUR HORSE NEEDS HELP By Mary Lou Langley LMT In my experience as a licensed human and equine massage therapist, I’ve found all horses benefit from massage. The key is to recognize the language of pain, when a horse whispers (or screams), “Help me!” - [Micro Current](https://langleyequinestudies.com/courses/alternative-therapies/micro-current/) - Micro-Current Stimulation for Horses Objective: This course covers how to administer, safely and effectively, micro-current stimulation therapy to treat horses with various conditions. Equine Micro-current Certification CourseThis course includes an introductory level and advance in-depth training in micro-current stimulation techniques and hands-on training. To obtain the Equine Micro-current Certification (EQMC), students are required to complete - [Equine Fitness & Injury Prevention](https://langleyequinestudies.com/courses/alternative-therapies/equine-fitness-injury-prevention/) - Class Description & Schedule: Available in a combination of 1-2 day clinics.Classes will be offered Friday-Sunday, (during summer months week-day classes are available upon request). Three student minimum for on-site clinics. All clinics and courses offered involve Q & A discussions, lecture and testing in the class-room and hands-on sessions in the barn. A topic - [Alternative Therapies](https://langleyequinestudies.com/courses/alternative-therapies/) - Enrichment Programs & Alternative Therapies: Objective: To provide equine massage therapist an education in complimentary therapies. To provide work-shops & clinics that offers a variety of equine therapies. Our goal is to promote healing, balance and rehabilitation. To demonstrate these alternative techniques that is safe, effective and legal. To assist and accelerate body work, which - [Columbia Basin Herald: Soap Lake home to equine massage college](https://langleyequinestudies.com/about/media-mentions/columbia-basin-herald-soap-lake-home-to-equine-massage-college/) - SOAP LAKE – Karri Russell has dreams of becoming an equine sports therapist – a goal she’s well on her way to achieving thanks to a brand-new program that’s been established in Soap Lake. Russell is part of the inaugural class of Langley Equine Studies’ new Equine Massage Practitioner Certification Program. Langley is the only - [Library/Resources](https://langleyequinestudies.com/admission/enrollment/library-resources/) - BOOKS: Equine Massage: Equine Massage “The WorkBook” By Patricia Whalen-Shaw BodyWork For Horse By Susan McBane The Basic Principles of Equine Massage / Muscle Therapy By Mike Scott Improve Your Horse’s Well-Being By Linda Tellington-Jones Beating Muscle Injuries For Horses BY Jack Meagher The Horse’s Muscles in Motion By Sare Wyche Equine Massage By Jean - [NWHS: Essential Spring Maintenance](https://langleyequinestudies.com/about/media-mentions/nwhs-essential-spring-maintenance/) - Equine Wellness: Essential Spring Maintenance for Your Horse RULE OUT THE OBVIOUS WHEN YOUR HORSE HAS PROBLEMS By Mary Lou Langley LMT Spring is a perfect time to make sure your horse’s health is on track. As a licensed massage therapist, I have come to understand how important it is to have a yearly checkup. - [Columbia Basin Herald: Benefits of Massage](https://langleyequinestudies.com/about/media-mentions/columbia-basin-herald-benefits-of-massage/) - Benefits of equine massage detailed at seminar SOAP LAKE – June 30th, 2020 It’s really about learning to read an animal’s “non-verbal cues.” “Horses can’t speak for themselves when they’re not feeling right,” said Alex Rozga. “They’ll let you know when they’re not feeling right, but they’re not going to tell you what exactly is - [Media Mentions](https://langleyequinestudies.com/about/media-mentions/) ## All FAQ Items - [What are the laws regulating Equine Massage Therapist in Washington State?](https://langleyequinestudies.com/sp_accordion_faqs/what-are-the-laws-regulating-equine-massage-therapist-in-washington-state/) - In Washington State, the Board of Massage through the Department of Health, regulates the requirements for animal massage therapist. Students who want to practice as an equine massage therapist in the State of Washington need to be aware that WA. State requires a licensure, “Large Animal Endorsement”. And the course of study being from an - [Where is Langley Equine Studies Located?](https://langleyequinestudies.com/sp_accordion_faqs/where-is-langley-equine-studies-located/) - LES campus is located in Washington State, centrally located in the middle of the State. We are 25 miles north of Moses Lake right off Interstate 90, and a few miles west of Soap Lake. - [Who/what is Langely Equine Studies?](https://langleyequinestudies.com/sp_accordion_faqs/who-what-is-langely-equine-studies/) - LES is a WA State Licensed Vocational College, offering courses in equine massage & body-works. We specialize in two Equine Massage Therapist Licensing / Certification programs. 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