About Us

Getting Beyond Barriers

My OTTB, Sam, led me on this journey 8 years ago when something just wasn’t quite right and no one seemed to have the answers. My love for learning drove me to dig deeper into how the horse’s body works, how the human body works and how they work together.

In 2018 I took an anatomy course and started learning traditional massage, but knew it went deeper than muscles. My passion for the nervous system and desire to find a softer path led me to the Masterson Method.

When I started working WITH the horse, not on the horse, I started seeing incredible changes not only in the horse’s body, but in their minds. As their bodies become a happier place to be, I’ve seen vices slip away, horses become more connected with their owners and more willing to perform.

I learned kinesiology taping along the way, which supports the horse’s nervous system in between sessions, helping create lasting changes in the horse’s body.

I am always a student of the horse and dedicated to continued education so I can provide the best services for my clients.

If you’re ready to take the next step in your horse’s wellness journey, I can’t wait to work with you!

Hi, I’m Tiffany!

Owner of Beyond Barriers Bodywork and New Brunswick’s first Masterson Method Certified Practitioner.

I spent the first ten years of my life dreaming about horses, until I finally convinced my parents to let me take riding lessons. It quickly escalated into working off extra time in the saddle to eventually leasing my first horse.

Most of my teen years were spent in hunter/jumper land, but my heart was flying around the cross country course.  

Tiffany Bastarache, MMCP Riding her Chestnut Thoroughbred through and open field

After having my daughter, I got back into riding through friends catch riding for several years at a western pleasure barn until my heart horse, Sam, came into my life and got me back into jumping and dressage.

My daughter started Pony Club and I played horse show mom while she competed in the hunter/jumpers for a few years until she was finally able to explore her dreams of trying mounted archery.

These days I enjoy watching my daughter enjoying her pony, supporting my partner harness racing and the quiet moments I gets to steal simply be around my horses.

Our Commitment

Understanding the unique needs of each horse and providing a service tailored to their individual needs

Our Focus

Promoting optimal performance, recovery and overall health for horses of all breeds and disciplines.

Our Goal

Support your horse’s physical and emotional wellness, helping them to thrive both in and out of the arena

A woman in winter clothing touching a tall, brown horse's head outdoors in a snow-covered area.
A woman riding a brown horse in a grassy field with yellow flowers, green trees, and a house in the background on a sunny day.
A woman with sunglasses, wearing a blue tank top, taking a selfie with a black horse, which is bridled and saddled.
A woman riding a brown horse on a dirt trail, wearing a helmet, gray and black clothing, with a background of trees and a clear blue sky.
A woman riding a galloping chestnut horse through a grassy field with trees in the background.
A person crouched next to a light brown horse with a white blaze on its face, in an outdoor forested area with dry grass and trees.
A person riding a black horse along a dirt trail near a beach or estuary with another person on horseback in the distance. The landscape includes grass, shrubs, and a large water body under a partly cloudy sky.

“Be particular. The horse learns not to be particular unless the rider is. The horse does of two things. He does what he thinks he's supposed to do, or he does what he thinks he needs to do to survive.”

— Ray Hunt