Vascular Clearing Video
Explore the advanced practice of Vascular Clearing, where blood flow, nerve mobility, and emotional trauma intersect. In this video, Tom Mayes demonstrates how vascular restrictions—particularly in the jugular and occipital veins—can block cranial decompression, distort the atlas and brainstem, and hold long-standing pain and emotional patterns in place.
This method blends precise palpation with energetic work through the heart field, using what Tom calls the “heart roll”, to identify and release occlusions. By freeing up blocked vessels and impinged nerves, you clear the path for deeper craniosacral and osteopathic corrections. It’s subtle work—but when the heart and vessels begin to move, the whole system responds.
The "heart Roll" is a phenomenally effective technique that was originally pioneered for humans by Frank Lowen. Tom has perfected its efficacy on horses and considers it among the most powerful techniques of all.
In this video, you’ll learn how to identify and release critical vascular restrictions that contribute to:
Cranial Torsions and Brainstem Compression: Explore how the jugular vein, subclavian interface, and occipital vessels influence cranial alignment and neurological tension.
Thoracic and Emotional Spasm: Learn to assess the heart and surrounding tissues to reveal how unresolved emotional holds manifest as mechanical restriction.
Ear and Bridling Issues: Address the auricular nerve and vein at the base of the ear—often the hidden source of sensitivity and resistance in the horse’s head and jaw.
Whether you’re working with chronic dysfunction, unexplained lameness, or complex behavioral patterns, Vascular Clearing offers a direct path to resolution by working through the blood, the nerves, and the emotional core. As Tom says, “The heart is the mobilizer—when it lets go, the rest follows.”
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