Mobility Course

Enhance your bond by giving back with mobility care.

You are aware that your horse is currently struggling with a musculoskeletal issue such as a fracture or a tendon injury, and you want to help your horse cope with it.

You know you are asking a lot of your horse on some occasions and want to make it up to them, like after two-day events, treks, endurance rides, camps, or long travels.

Your horse is getting older, and you feel they deserve to be well looked after in their old age, but you can't afford to have a bodyworker come regularly.

You get regular bodywork for your horse but want to provide that special moment where you are doing something solely for their benefit—a way to give back for all the times your horse has given you their best.

You wonder if your training regime positively affects your horse and want to find a way to measure progress before and after exercise.

Learn techniques to detect and improve restricted motion, enhancing your horse’s flexibility and comfort.

Strengthen your connection with your horse by providing hands-on care that shows your dedication to their well-being.

Gain the knowledge and skills to perform safe, effective mobility techniques on your horse anytime, anywhere. - Save on regular bodyworker costs by learning to care for your horse's musculoskeletal health yourself.

Be empowered and confident in your ability to maintain and improve your horse’s physical health. - Understand how to measure and track your horse’s mobility and flexibility improvements over time.

Aid in your horse’s recovery from injuries or strenuous activities, helping them cope and heal more effectively.

Implement regular maintenance routines to prevent future mobility issues and keep your horse in top condition.

By the end of the course, you will feel more connected with your horse, equipped with valuable skills, and confident in your ability to contribute to their overall well-being.

Envision being able to detect changes in your horse's mobility long before any issues arise, allowing you to act and prevent them from worsening. As a deeply empathetic rider and horse guardian, you’ll be able to give back during times when you ask a bit more from your horse, eliminating the frustration of feeling powerless.

Imagine the satisfaction of knowing you're providing the best care possible, witnessing your horse's improved mobility, comfort, and happiness. With these skills, you'll deepen your understanding and connection to your horse's well-being.

My journey commenced two decades ago when I embarked on a Bachelor of Science in Osteopathy at the esteemed European School of Osteopathy (ESO) in Maidstone, Kent. In 2005, I proudly graduated and embarked on my career as a fully qualified osteopath, initially focusing on human patients within various clinics.
Five years down the road, I delved into the realm of Equine Osteopathy, honing my skills under the tutelage of Chiropractor Andrew Glaister. Acquiring certification in Applied Equine Biomechanics, I amalgamated Osteopathic and Chiropractic techniques, employing mobilisation, adjustments, positional releases, and craniosacral methods, among others.

I firmly believe in the importance of a diverse toolkit, enabling me to tailor my approach to the unique needs of each horse, rather than expecting them to conform to a singular technique.

I have a diploma in Equine Psychology and at the moment, I am currently engrossed in mastering the art of Osteopathy with Janek Vluggen at the Institute of Equine Osteopathy VIEO in Germany.

Outside of work, I love holistic modalities such as essential oils, homeopathy, Herbal remedies and foraging, Bach flower remedies, crystal healing, and acupressure.

Driven by a passion for fostering understanding and connection between humans and horses.

My mission is to lead you toward a holistic perspective as an equine osteopath, nurturing harmony and reverence within your partnership with your equine companion. Together, let us honour the profound spirit and wisdom of these majestic beings.

Not knowing how to effectively address their horse’s musculoskeletal issues.

Feeling guilty for not being able to provide adequate support or care for their horse.

Struggling to detect and act on subtle changes in their horse’s mobility before problems worsen.

Finding it challenging to balance the demands placed on their horse with the desire to give back and ensure their well-being.

Facing frustration over the inability to maintain regular, professional bodywork due to cost or logistics.

Uncertainty about whether their current training regime is benefiting their horse and how to measure progress.

Feeling confident in your ability to apply effective techniques, knowing you're directly contributing to your horse’s recovery and comfort.

Feeling empowered and reassured that you're giving your horse the best care possible, turning guilt into a sense of accomplishment and connection.

Feeling proactive and vigilant, with the skills to spot and address mobility issues early, ensuring your horse’s continued health and vitality.

Feeling fulfilled by knowing you can balance their demands with attentive, hands-on care that enriches both their life and your bond.

Feeling relieved and resourceful, with the ability to perform effective care routines yourself, making it easier to provide consistent support without financial strain.

Feeling assured and informed, with the tools to track and measure your horse’s progress, ensuring that every aspect of their training is enhancing their well-being.