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1 day · professionals
Hands-on teaching to feel the physiological movement of bones and joints, test it and mobilise safely.
2 days
Working with nerves, the nervous system and pain, not only muscles, on practical cases, including rehabilitation with or without surgery.
UKRS accredited
Equine skin anatomy, palpation, wrapping techniques, lymphatic and muscle anatomy, internal organs and spinal biomechanics in the three gaits, with hands-on practice.
Training module
Deep and relaxing massage techniques, working methodically through each muscle group and tension point, to understand and respond to your horse’s needs.
Clinic
Our posture and biomechanics as riders directly influence those of our horses. Poor alignment can cause imbalances and tension in the horse, affecting its health and ability to perform. This clinic works on harmony and understanding between rider and horse.
New dates are announced here first. To be told about the next webinar or clinic, send Jennifer a message or call 07576 368 363.
Webinar · Online (Zoom)
Thursday 28 January 2027 · 6:00 pm GMT · £30
As an experienced equine osteopath and classic riding rider according to the principles of the school of lightness (by Philippe Karl), I deeply understand the importance of equine welfare not only to the health and performance of these magnificent creatures but also to the quality of the relationship between the rider and horse. In this article, I will share with you why osteopathy, algotherapy and equine massage are essential services.
These three concepts were the very first concepts addressed during my studies in osteopathy, and it is with these same concepts that begin – without exception – ALL my manual therapy sessions. Educating your eyes is a key step for the best approach when it comes to treat animals. But nothing will replace the touch (for health) to assess and treat a horse accordingly because, sometimes your hands can give a different outcome than your eyes do.
I am offering this one-day practice where my goal will be to teach professionals to feel the physiological movements of the living system in each bone and joint.
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All originated from the very popular stretching for horses I have always questioned. With the practice of these stretching we focus on muscles. But are they the only structures involved? What about nerves, nervous system and the pain parameter?
I am offering this two-day course where my goal is to teach you the techniques best suited to the practical cases you will encounter in order to best support them in their rehabilitation phase whether there was a surgery or not by proposing a treatment plan that is adapted and respectful of the horse’s physical and emotional integrity.
Equine Osteopathy plays a crucial role in the balance and performance of the horse. As riders, our posture and biomechanics directly influence those of our horses. Poor alignment can cause imbalances and tension in the horse, affecting its health and ability to perform. By practicing osteopathy, I ensure that horses are free from any movement restrictions, allowing for better harmony and understanding between rider and horse.
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Algotherapy, or algae-based treatments, is an innovative method for caring for the skin and general well-being of horses. Algae developments provide a rich source of essential minerals and nutrients, offering exceptional antiseptic and antiviral properties. This therapy helps treat various skin conditions, improves circulation and promotes muscle recovery. Horses treated with algotherapy present a notable improvement in their general condition, resulting in improved performance and increased well-being.
Equine Massage is more than just a wellness treatment; it is a means of communication with your horse. By learning to massage your horse, you develop a deeper understanding of his body, identifying areas of tension and points of comfort. This practice builds trust and connection between rider and horse, creating a more harmonious and empathetic relationship. Regular massages also help maintain the horse’s physical health, prevent injuries and improve recovery after exercise.
Osteopathy, algotherapy and equine massage are not simple treatments; they are essential to maintaining the health, well-being and performance of your horse. As a rider, investing in these services means investing in a deeper, more enriching relationship with your equine companion. I invite you to discover these practices and see for yourself the positive changes they can bring to your horse and to your riding experience.
Equine Manual Therapist
Kent, Surrey, East Sussex, West Sussex (north)
Monday to Friday 08:00 – 19:00 · 07576 368 363
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