Fisioterapia, osteopatía, trabajo corporal y rehabilitación — manténlo sano y en movimiento.
Equiflex Therapy in Lincolnshire is run by Katie Buncombe, an FEI permitted equine sports massage and rehabilitation therapist. She offers equine bodywork and PEMF therapy for horses from retired to international athletes. She is working towards a PhD at Hartpury.
Willows Nook is a not-for-profit in the Calder Valley offering outdoor equine assisted learning and wellness sessions. Sessions involve ponies, goats and dogs and focus on confidence, communication and wellbeing. It is an EAQ approved centre licensed by Calderdale council.
Equi Human offers equine therapy and equine coaching at the Val Froment equestrian centre in Liffré near Rennes. It works with individuals, social and educational organisations and companies. It also educates and prepares horses for equine mediation work.
Random's Retreat CIC is a community interest company near Consett offering equine-led wellbeing sessions. Its Equimotional and EquiScholar programmes use gentle equine interaction to support emotional regulation and personal growth. It runs programmes for children, teenagers, women, men, veterans and corporate groups. Outdoor learning and bushcraft sessions are also offered, and the horses live on a track system.
Morpeth Group RDA is a Riding for the Disabled charity based at Kirkley Hall Equestrian Centre. It gives children and adults with disabilities the chance to ride specially trained ponies.
Happy Hooves Burnopfield is a British Horse Society Changing Lives Through Horses centre and a registered alternative education provider. It works with children and young people aged 5 to 25, including those with special educational needs or excluded from mainstream school. Learning and life skills are built through equine and animal care activities. It also hosts pony and animal parties and educational visits for schools.
Black Dog Barn in Hunwick, County Durham, is run by Becky. She offers barefoot hoof trimming, hoof protection and whole-horse support including nutrition, photonic therapy and training. It also has an equine swimming pool.
Robson Equine Therapy is run by Trish Robson, an equine sports massage practitioner near Kirkwelpington. She offers remedial and maintenance massage for horses in Northumberland, Cumbria and the Scottish Borders and runs massage clinics for owners.
Shy Lowen Horse and Pony Sanctuary near Liverpool rescues equines and retrains or rehomes them. It offers equine assisted therapy for schools and groups, facilitator training, an ethical riding school and pony days. Local children help care for and train the horses.
New Beginnings Horses near York was established in 2010 to retrain and rehome former racehorses. It is accredited by Retraining of Racehorses and usually has over 30 horses in its care. It also runs therapeutic and educational Thoroughbred Interaction and Engagement programmes.
E Dixon Equine Performance is run by Erin Dixon, an equine sports massage and rehabilitation therapist in County Durham. She works with performance, competition and leisure horses across North Yorkshire and the North East, combining hands-on therapy with exercise plans.
Dr Solène Duvergé is a veterinarian trained in osteopathy and acupuncture, based near Caen. She treats dogs, cats and horses across Calvados and Lower Normandy. Her equine work covers sport and leisure horses, foals and older horses.
Emily Thorp is an equine and human sports massage therapist with 15 years of experience. She studied equine sports massage with Mary Bromiley and offers equine sports massage for horses and ponies of all types and disciplines. She also provides human sports massage and acupuncture from her clinic in Farnham, Surrey.
Tabitha Bulbrook is an osteopath based in East Grinstead who treats horses, dogs and riders across West Sussex and nearby areas. Equine sessions include a case history, biomechanical assessment and hands-on treatment. She also offers horse and rider packages and acupuncture.
OB Equine Performance is run by Olivia Bacon, a veterinary surgeon and veterinary chiropractor. She treats horses and dogs with chiropractic, equine bodywork and acupuncture. Sessions aim to improve performance and comfort, with permission from the horse's vet.
Lisa Sharp Equine - The Osteopathic Outlook provides equine osteopathy across the North West. Lisa also offers human sports massage for riders, riding lessons as an APC coach, and remote gait analysis. She looks at both physical and psychological stressors affecting the horse.
Célia Beauvilain is a certified animal osteopath based in Templeuve-en-Pévèle. She treats horses, cats, dogs and small pets at her practice or on visits in Hauts-de-France and Belgium. Her equine work aims to improve mobility, prevent injury and support performance.
Le Complexe Equin at Rânes in Normandy is a training site for racing trotters. It offers training, fitness work, rehabilitation and convalescence for horses, with biomechanical analysis. Animal osteopathy is also provided on site.
Améquine is an equine wellbeing centre in Switzerland combining specialised livery with therapy and rehabilitation. Horses live in small groups with slow feeding and daily turnout on tracks. A multidisciplinary team offers osteopathy, locomotor and behavioural rehabilitation, convalescence stays and courses.
Baptiste Lebachelier is an animal osteopath registered with the French veterinary order. He treats horses, dogs, cats and cattle around Pantin in Île-de-France and Amboise in Indre-et-Loire. He offers discounts when several animals are seen at one site.
Avon Osteopathy is run by osteopath Lucy Mills near Stratford-upon-Avon. She treats people with osteopathy for muscular and joint problems. She is also an animal osteopath treating horses and dogs.
Madeleine Miesch is an animal osteopath registered with the veterinary register, based in Isère. She makes home visits for horses, dogs, cats and farm animals across Isère, Savoie, Haute-Savoie and French-speaking Switzerland. She offers single consultations and annual follow-up packages.
Marina Rivas is an equine and canine osteopath based in Hove. She offers osteopathic consultations for horses and dogs across Sussex, Kent and Surrey. Her focus is on preventing injury, improving movement and balance, and rehabilitation.
Active Equine is an equine hydrotherapy business in Leicestershire. Its services include a water treadmill, an equine spa and salt therapy. The directors are experienced hydrotherapists with backgrounds in eventing, dressage and physiotherapy. It also takes veterinary physiotherapy placement students for rehabilitation and performance work.
