From field companion to high-level athlete. Every horse deserves to feel their best.
An equine bodyworker plays a vital role in strengthening the bond between you and your horse while ensuring their overall health and well-being. Through techniques like massage, myofascial release, and stretching, they help relieve muscle tension, improve circulation, and enhance flexibility, allowing your horse to move more comfortably and perform at their best
Sports Massage
Targeted therapy using to enhance athletic performance, prevent injuries, and aid muscle recovery
Red Light Therapy
Low-level red and near-infrared light to promote healing, reduce inflammation, and improve skin health
Thermo & Cryotherapy
Using cold to reduce inflammation and pain, or applying heat to relax muscles and improve circulation
Ground & Pole Planning
Groundwork and polework recommendations tailored to each case to promote recovery and progress
One thing has always stuck with me – no matter the horse, they all deserve the same high standard of health, care and empathy.
Throughout my training and practice, I have remained committed to kindness, compassion, and practicality in my approach. I believe that every horse deserves gentle and effective care, ensuring that my techniques are both scientifically sound and empathetically applied. Whether I’m working with high-performance athletes or beloved companions, I tailor my treatments to each horse’s specific needs, always prioritizing their well-being. My dedication has earned me a reputation as a trusted professional, helping horses move and feel their best.
Pip worked beautifully with him, introducing him slowly to massage, and going at his pace. He has gone from not wanting to be touched, pawing and pacing, to standing calmly eating a haynet while she works
Sarah Lynn
Philippa Jane - Equine Bodywork 