EFT Neurologic Support

When a horse has a neurologic deficit — from toxic plant exposure, parasites, physical trauma, or spinal injury — the standard response is to wait and manage. This 44-minute course teaches a different approach: a mechanically engineered taping protocol that works at the level of the nerve itself. This is the only taping methodology in the world developed specifically for equine neurologic support, and it is taught exclusively through EquiTecs. Built for owners, practitioners, trainers, and rehab professionals working with neurologically compromised horses.

44-Minute Digital Course — Lifetime Access via EquiTecs App

• What it is: Step-by-step protocol for supporting nerve recovery after injury, trauma, toxic exposure, or chronic neurologic dysfunction.
• What you get: Instant, on-demand video instruction + application demo.
• How it works: The protocol begins with decompression applied over the affected spinal region — the origin point of the neurologic deficit, whether from physical trauma, toxic plants, or parasitic damage. EquiTecs 2-Way Tape is then applied along the precise path of the affected nerve. The tape’s directional recoil creates neurosensory stimulation through the hair root plexus into the fascia — actively “waking up” the nerve along its pathway. In cases of partial nerve function, this accelerates recovery. In cases of nerve death, the sustained neurosensory input can facilitate the formation of new neural pathways. The directional recoil of 2-Way Tape is the only mechanism that makes this possible — no other tape type or application method can replicate this effect.
• Access: Anytime, on any device. Lifetime included.

Course Overview

EquiTecs EFT Neurologic Support Application

A 44-minute, on-demand digital course focused on supporting horses with nerve dysfunction, trauma, or neurologic recovery. Includes a clinical lecture and step-by-step taping demo. Instantly accessible via the EquiTecs App (Apple, Google, and web). Lifetime access included.

What You'll Learn

• How to assess and identify nerve dysfunction and its origin point
• Clinical reasoning for spinal decompression and nerve pathway mapping
• Step-by-step taping along the nerve pathway for decompression and neurosensory stimulation
• When to use neurologic support and key safety considerations
• How to set realistic expectations for nerve recovery timelines

Key Course Details

• Format: 100% digital, instant on-demand access via EquiTecs App
• Length: 44 minutes (lecture + application demo)
• Access: Lifetime — learn at your own pace, revisit anytime
• Includes: Video lecture, clinical protocol, step-by-step demo
• Who It’s For: Owners, practitioners, trainers, rehab pros, post-injury/trauma cases

Application: What & Why

• What: Targets nerve dysfunction and neurologic recovery from any starting point — toxic plant exposure, parasitic damage (EPM), physical trauma, spinal injury, ataxia, stringhalt, Wobbler’s, and post-injury nerve trauma
• Why: Decompresses the affected spinal region, then delivers sustained neurosensory stimulation along the nerve pathway — reactivating dormant nerves or, in cases of nerve death, supporting the formation of new neural pathways

Unique Clinical Notes

• This protocol is used after veterinary diagnosis and/or medical management — it works alongside, not instead of, veterinary care
• Decompress at the origin point first — faster fluid removal means less secondary nerve damage
• Nerve mapping is critical; tape must follow the precise anatomical pathway of the affected nerve
• Nerve healing is slow — expect weeks to months; consistency of application is essential
• Combine with lower leg support and neck/chiropractic protocols as needed
• Most common mistakes: incorrect nerve mapping, overstretching, poor surface prep

Common Questions

• How do I access? Instantly via the EquiTecs App on any device. Lifetime access included.
• What do I need? EquiTecs 2-Way EFT Tape (sold separately), clean/dry hair, and 44 minutes.
• How does it work? The tape’s directional recoil stimulates the hair root plexus and fascia along the nerve pathway — actively engaging the nervous system rather than passively supporting it.
• Is it safe? Yes — tape is engineered for horse hair and designed to give way if misapplied. Always involve a veterinarian for neurologic cases.

Markers of Success

• Improved movement, sensation, or function in the affected area
• Visible decompression effect at the application site
• Reduction of nerve-related pain or abnormal sensitivity
• Progressive improvement over weeks of consistent application

Ready to Get Started?

Start today — get instant, lifetime access to the EquiTecs EFT Neurologic Support Course and help your horse recover with science-backed, step-by-step care.

No physical product included. You will need EquiTecs 2-Way EFT Tape for this application — tape sold separately.