Fisioterapia, osteopatía, trabajo corporal y rehabilitación — manténlo sano y en movimiento.
Wrekin Vet Physio is a mobile veterinary physiotherapist near Telford, Shropshire, set up in 2022. It treats horses, dogs and cats. It is an advanced equine INDIBA practitioner and also offers laser and manual therapy.
Hurdles Veterinary Physiotherapy is a small team of qualified veterinary physiotherapists in North Yorkshire. It provides physiotherapy and rehabilitation for dogs and horses. Appointments are at its base in Sherburn or by home visit.
Richard Arthur is a McTimoney chiropractor offering human, horse and dog chiropractic. He trained in both human and equine chiropractic and has worked in Northumberland since 1975. Horses are usually treated in their own stables, and he also has facilities to treat them at his own premises. He covers an area from Edinburgh and Glasgow down to Lancaster and York.
Chanctonbury Osteopathy is an osteopathy practice run by Jenny, treating people for back pain, neck pain and sports injuries. Jenny also holds a postgraduate diploma in animal osteopathy, specialising in horses and dogs. Animal osteopathy appointments are arranged by contacting her directly. The practice works from a purpose-built treatment room in a rural barn studio.
Happy Hooves Riding Centre is at Skelton Wood End near Penrith, Cumbria. It offers riding lessons, family hacks, equine therapy, stable management sessions and pony days for children and adults.
Stable Life at Dryden Farm near Selkirk runs equine facilitated wellness programmes for young people in the Scottish Borders. It also offers riding lessons, birthday parties, arena hire and livery.
Willow Wood Stables in Terrey Hills is a family owned equestrian facility established in 2011 by Jane Hemingway-Mohr. It offers full board agistment, training, coaching, rehabilitation and equine assisted learning, and horses for sale or lease.
Growth Edges on the Central Coast of NSW is run by social worker Meghan Andrew. It offers equine assisted learning and therapy for children, teens, adults, schools and organisations. It also gives riding lessons at clients' properties when available and equestrian photography.
Hawkesbury Valley Equestrian Centre in Yarramundi is a family riding centre owned by Grahame and Renee Ware. It offers group and private lessons focused on confidence and horsemanship, and equine assisted learning as an NDIS provider.
Drum RDA is a Riding for the Disabled centre on the Drum Estate in Gilmerton, Edinburgh, and a registered charity. It was one of the founding centres of the Riding for the Disabled Association, with riding starting there in 1959. It offers riding and equine activities for people with disabilities.
LCD Equine Bodywork is run by Lauren Davis in Kent, who holds a degree in equine sports therapy and rehabilitation. She offers equine sports massage, thermal imaging, Theraplate, kinesiology taping, myofascial release and rehabilitation. She has also completed equine osteopathy qualifications.
Cheryl Hammerson Equestrian is run by Cheryl Hammerson, a BHS qualified professional rider and coach based near Edenbridge in Kent. She trains and competes horses for owners, mainly in dressage, and coaches riders on their own horses. She also offers equine osteopathy and sports massage, and personal training for riders.
CT Equine is a mobile equine osteopathy service covering Staffordshire and Cheshire. It offers osteopathic treatment for rehabilitation, older horse comfort, young horse development and competition maintenance, plus fitness and rehabilitation plans. The practitioner also works as a freelance rider.
Willow View Physiotherapy is run by Beth Laycock, a chartered physiotherapist who specialises in veterinary physiotherapy. Her clinic in Womersley, near Doncaster, sees people and dogs. She also runs a mobile service for horses and dogs across Yorkshire. Services cover equine, canine and rider physiotherapy, and she is registered with ACPAT and RAMP.
Caitlin Briggs Veterinary Physiotherapy is a clinic in Southwell, Nottinghamshire. It specialises in rehabilitation for dogs and also offers equine physiotherapy. It covers Nottinghamshire and nearby areas including Newark, Mansfield and Lincoln. Caitlin studied Equine Sports Science and holds a postgraduate diploma in Veterinary Physiotherapy.
LHB Veterinary Physiotherapy is run by Laura Bent, a qualified veterinary physiotherapist based in Bolton. She provides a mobile service for horses and dogs across Lancashire, Greater Manchester and Cheshire. Treatments include manual therapy, rehabilitation exercises, electrotherapy and INDIBA.
Cambridge Equine Assisted Learning Centre in Cottenham was established in 2014. It provides equine assisted learning for children, young people and adults with social, emotional and learning difficulties. Sessions take place mostly outdoors with horses and can cover parts of the school curriculum.
Therapy Through Horses is a not-for-profit community interest company on the island of Sanday in Orkney. It uses equine therapy and outdoor learning to support disadvantaged children, disabled people, the elderly and people with PTSD or trauma. Services include equine assisted psychotherapy, equine facilitated learning, groundwork and horse care skills, and Adopt a Pony days. Beach rides and hacking are planned for 2027.
Cheshire Equine Therapy offers physical therapy for horses, ponies and dogs. Services include McTimoney, sports massage, bodywork, kinesio taping, rehabilitation, tuition and consultancy. It is run by Michelle C Woolrich.
Equilibrium Therapy is the counselling and animal-assisted therapy practice of Jenny Chesher, on the edge of the Quantock Hills in Somerset. She is a BACP registered counsellor and a qualified practitioner in equine-assisted therapy. In equine sessions clients work with her two ponies, Spirit and Tommy, and she also works with dogs. She offers equine-assisted sessions for adults and young people as well as conventional counselling.
Equine Outreach in Skinflats near Falkirk offers equine therapy for children and adults. Its programme supports people with physical and learning disabilities, poor mental health and neurodiversity. It was founded by Jackie and is run with volunteers.
Meditate with Horses runs meditation sessions and retreats with horses in Arnside, Cumbria. Visitors get to know the horses by grooming and massaging them, and many of the horses are rescues. Retreats include silent healing, drawing and writing with horses, plus a riding retreat in Bosnia. It also runs a facilitator training course for people who want to work in equine-assisted meditation.
Muirfield Riding Therapy is a charity at West Fenton in East Lothian providing equine-assisted therapy. Participants work with its therapy ponies to build connection and overcome anxiety. It is supported by volunteers and fundraising.
Holistic Equine offers barefoot hoof care and equine podiatry in the UK. It provides solutions for hoof problems whether a horse is barefoot, booted or shod. Services include consultations, Lazaris nerve release, workshops and online courses.
