Annaliess Kielman, 
Owner of Q&A Services

I will try to include a little bit of my backstory, I'm not very good at talking about myself!

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I had always wanted to be involved with animals, even as a little girl I thought I wanted to be a veterinarian when I grew up. However the length of school scared me so I chose a little different route, but one that still encompassed my passions. I have completed one Bachelor's Degree in Wellness & Health Promotion (for humans ;)) and went back to school shortly afterwards to obtain my bachelor's degree in Nursing. I now work full time as an RN in the hospital setting. While I have been around animals for a lot of my youth, I did not start riding horses until I was almost 17 years old and I jumped in head-first! I bought my first horse in 2015, he taught me to ride throughout that first year and the rest was history haha. I shipped a higher-caliber horse in from Arizona and started traveling the country, competing in Ranch Sorting and Team Penning in 2017. I still compete to this day, just a little less with the demanding schedule of my job. I hope to get back to full-time showing once I figure out a little more life balance!

 

As for that first horse of mine, he has been retired to my parent's pasture to enjoy his fat, happy old-man days. He owes me nothing - putting up with me, teaching a very beginner the ropes, even if I did end up in the dirt a few times. He gets treatments when I get to see him. 

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As far as the therapy end goes, I bought my first therapy machine in 2018 to help my personal competition horses hold up to the long hours on the road and the long days in the saddle. This was a Magna Wave PEMF machine. I had upgraded twice to larger Magna Wave machines to get more out of my time, but I just felt I was still lacking that extra healing factor, especially once I started branching out to the public more. While the Magna Wave was good for muscle relaxation, I needed something more and so did my horses. I had been doing some extensive research and I came across the Electro-Acuscope and Myopulse Instruments., These were a new technology that I was not familiar with, but quickly became acquainted and fascinated with. I met with practitioners over and over again until I finally decided I HAD to get my hands on some of these instruments and step-up my therapy game - for both myself and my clients - nobody likes mediocre! That is when I scheduled my initial personal training course in August 2021 and started this new adventure! I went back to training in December to complete my professional course and tested for my professional practitioner certificate soon after, I have passed, received my certificate and have been treating horses with Acuscope and Myopulse since!