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Healing Hands is the equine massage therapy service of Hannah Howard. It offers full body massage for any type of horse, from sports horses to happy hackers. Sessions are available for rehabilitation or as routine appointments. The aim is to improve how horses move under saddle and on the ground.
Sanderson Equine Dentistry is run by Mark Sanderson, a vet and BAEDT-qualified equine dental technician in Shropshire. It offers routine dental examinations and rasping as well as advanced work such as extractions and diastema management, under sedation at the horse's yard. Medication can be prescribed and dispensed at the visit.
Human, Horse & Hound is the practice of Kate Cox, a McTimoney animal practitioner and human massage therapist. She treats mainly horses and dogs with McTimoney manipulation and also offers remedial massage for people. Kate often treats horses and their riders together. She is based near Loughborough and works throughout Leicestershire and the East Midlands.
Equi-Can Active provides veterinary physiotherapy for dogs and horses in Worcestershire, Herefordshire and Monmouthshire, specialising in competition and working animals. Treatments include manual and massage therapy, exercise prescription and electrotherapy. The physiotherapist holds an MSc in Veterinary Physiotherapy and a BSc in Equine Therapy and Rehabilitation.
Sarah Hadley is a registered veterinary nurse and animal physiotherapist based in Redditch, Worcestershire. She provides physiotherapy for small animals and horses, with home, yard and vet clinic appointments. Treatments include gait analysis, soft tissue massage, electrotherapies and home exercise plans. She also offers pet services such as nail trimming and day-time pet sitting, covering Worcestershire, Warwickshire and the West Midlands.
Combined Physio is the practice of Hannah Adney, a chartered physiotherapist for people and animals at Chilton Farm, Atcham, near Shrewsbury. Her equine physiotherapy treats conditions such as kissing spines, tendon and ligament injuries and performance issues. She also offers in-patient rehabilitation for horses and treats dogs, cats, rabbits and people.
Natasha Halliday is an equine manual therapist specialising in osteopathic techniques, trained at the European School of Animal Osteopathy. She treats sport horses and racehorses to improve biomechanics and performance. She runs clinics at Marston Stud near Banbury and visits Newmarket, Hamburg and Kildare.
Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA) is a UK charity that supports disabled children and adults through riding, carriage driving and equine assisted activities. Its national office and National Training Centre are at Lowlands Equestrian Centre in Shrewley, Warwickshire. The Training Centre trains RDA coaches and volunteers and offers clinics and arena hire. RDA runs a network of local groups and the RDA National Championships.
Charlotte Goodall Veterinary Physiotherapy is a mobile veterinary physiotherapy service for horses and dogs in Warwickshire, Worcestershire and parts of Gloucestershire. Treatments include remedial exercises, manual therapies, laser therapy, H-Wave, therapeutic ultrasound, TENS and thermotherapies. Charlotte is a member of the NAVP and RAMP.
Reiki Healing By Sarah is a Warwickshire-based Reiki practice specialising in equine Reiki. Sarah offers equine Reiki, equine massage and distance Reiki for horses. She also offers Reiki sessions for adults and children. She holds an Equine Sports Massage Therapist qualification.
CEGR, the Centre for Emotional Growth and Resilience, is a community interest company in the Clent Hills near Birmingham. It offers equine assisted psychotherapy for adults, children and families. It also runs equine assisted programmes for schools and for leadership and team building in businesses. The team includes an educational psychologist qualified in equine assisted psychotherapy.
Gemma Roe runs a chiropractic and sports therapy clinic on the High Street in Henley In Arden, Warwickshire. She offers chiropractic, sports massage, exercise rehabilitation and prescription orthotics for people. She has also completed masters level training in animal chiropractic and treats horses and dogs on the road.
Worcester Vet Physio is a mobile veterinary physiotherapy service in Worcestershire run by Izzy Badham. It treats horses, dogs, cats and other species. Treatments include manual therapies, Class 4 laser therapy, H-Wave therapy, therapeutic ultrasound and lymphatic drainage, with standard and enhanced equine sessions.
My Balanced Equine is the practice of Sarah-Jane Saull, an equine biodynamic craniosacral therapist and Reiki practitioner working in and around Worcestershire. She takes a holistic approach to the horse's physical and emotional wellbeing. Her therapies include equine craniosacral therapy, Equestrian Balancing Therapy for horse and rider, the Surefoot Equine Stability Program and animal Reiki.
Restore Counselling is the practice of Sophie, a BACP-registered person-centred counsellor based near Shrewsbury. Alongside room-based, online and telephone counselling she offers equine-assisted therapy using the Eagala Model. Sessions are ground-based and need no riding or previous horse experience. She works with children, adolescents and adults.
Maven Rehabilitation provides veterinary physiotherapy and human sports therapy in Powys and Mid Wales. Its large animal service assesses and treats horses and other large animals, including movement, muscles, joints and hoof balance. Mobile appointments are offered to equine and farm clients. It also treats dogs and cats and offers sports therapy and sports massage for people.
REC Veterinary Physiotherapy provides physiotherapy and rehabilitation for ruminants, equines and canines across North Wales, Cheshire, north Shropshire and the Isle of Man. It is run by Tara Masson, an IRVAP member registered on the Animal Health Professions' Register. Treatments include manual therapies, electrotherapies and home exercise plans. Work is carried out under referral from the animal's vet.
Animal Acupuncture Wales provides veterinary acupuncture and pain management in the Aberystwyth area. It is run by Liz Curtis, a veterinary surgeon with a certificate in veterinary acupuncture and chronic pain management. She treats dogs, cats, rabbits, horses and farm animals at clinics and on home visits, and takes referrals from local vets.
With Gobaith C.I.C, the Welsh Institute of Therapeutic Horsemanship, is a community interest company near Porthmadog in Gwynedd. It offers Equine Assisted Learning and therapeutic sessions to improve physical and mental wellbeing. It also runs Forest School, mindfulness, arts and crafts and supported volunteering projects. Visits are by appointment only.
James Arkley Equine Dental Services is a BEVA-qualified equine dental technician business working in Lincolnshire and surrounding areas. James Arkley has run the business for 17 years after a career in the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment. It treats horses and donkeys, including wolf teeth removal with a vet present.
Horses4Change, run by DMi4Change at Lower Hall near Whitchurch in Shropshire, offers equine assisted activities for business leadership, team building and personal development. Workshops combine activities with the horses and coaching techniques. The team also runs personal development sessions, well-being workshops and retreats with its own herd of horses. Its practitioners are EAGALA trained.
Clwyd Special Riding Centre is a registered charity in Llanfynydd near Wrexham that offers equine activities and therapy for people with disabilities and additional needs. It is an approved RDA and BHS centre, opened in 1982. It runs RDA riding sessions, independent riding lessons and carriage driving with adapted carriages on a 2km track. Its accessible facilities can also be hired.
Spirit Equine is a saddle fitter and equine massage therapist based in Aberystwyth, covering parts of Ceredigion, Powys and Gwynedd. Services include saddle fitting consultations and adjustments, new saddle sourcing, massage and rehabilitation sessions, and red light and therapeutic ultrasound therapy.
Step By Step Veterinary Physiotherapy is run by Sarah Smith, a veterinary physiotherapist and registered equine behaviourist based in Leicestershire. She offers physical and behavioural therapies for horses, including manual therapies, electrotherapy, exercise prescription and training plans. She visits horses across Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire, Northamptonshire and nearby counties.
