Physio, osteopathy, bodywork and rehab — keep them sound and moving well.
Animal Chiropractic Magic is a mobile veterinary chiropractor based in Hampshire. It mainly treats horses and dogs and can also treat other animals. Human chiropractic treatment is also offered.
Understanding Equus offers behaviour and welfare consultations and coaching programmes for horse owners. It also provides training and CPD for equine professionals. It is run by Debbie, an integrative bodyworker and Masterson Method Equine Specialist.
Miranda Cosstick is a veterinary physiotherapist based in Kent, with an MSc from Writtle University College, registered with IRVAP and RAMP. She treats horses and dogs with manual therapies, heat and laser therapy and home exercise plans.
Downmere Farm at Poynings, West Sussex, offers equine assisted learning sessions with horses, ponies and miniature donkeys. Sessions are run by Claudia Nicholson, a registered integrative psychotherapist. They are by appointment only.
Oakmill Equine Rehabilitation Sussex near Ditchling in the South Downs offers equine rehabilitation, behavioural retraining, starting young horses and foundational horsemanship. Each horse gets a progressive plan from a rehab and biomechanics specialist combining in-hand and ridden work. Horses stay at the yard.
O2i is the equine sports and rehabilitation massage practice of Vicki Sanders ESMT, certified by Equissage Europe. It covers Hampshire, Dorset, Berkshire, Oxfordshire, Surrey and Sussex. It also treats dogs and cats.
Awareness with Horses is a not-for-profit social enterprise near Ashburton, Devon, founded in 2014 by counsellor Sue Blagburn. It offers one-to-one equine assisted counselling and coaching and small group sessions with horses in nature.
New Horizons EAL is a family-run, not-for-profit community interest company near Lymington offering equine assisted learning. It has delivered sessions since 2011 with its mixed herd of horses. It runs courses, workshops, corporate sessions and horse experience days.
Fortune College, the Fortune Centre of Riding Therapy, is a specialist college in Dorset and Hampshire for young people aged 16 to 25 with special educational needs and disabilities. It uses horses as a motivator in its education. It offers sponsorship of horses and works with employers and care organisations.
Horse Sense Devon offers equine facilitated learning and therapy in East Devon for adults, young people, families and small groups. It is led by Lola, a BACP-registered counsellor. Sessions take place outdoors alongside horses as an alternative to traditional talking therapy.
Somerset Equus near Taunton offers equine-assisted coaching for children, young people and adults. Sessions are trauma-informed and take place alongside its horses in nature. It also runs a programme for PTSD and veterans.
Williams Equine in Cornwall is run by Andrew and Juliet Williams. Andrew is a qualified equine dental technician who treats horses from international competitors to family ponies. The business also offers training, showjumping and horse sales.
Chard and District RDA is a Somerset charity that is part of the Riding for the Disabled Association. It provides riding sessions for people with disabilities, run by professionals and volunteers.
Louise Mauferon Vernet is an equine osteopath covering Sussex, Surrey and the South East of England. She studied animal osteopathy at the European School of Animal Osteopathy and has over 10 years' experience. She also teaches CPD courses for equine practitioners.
Sussex Equine Massage Therapy runs horse owners' massage workshops and equine kinesiology taping workshops around the UK. Its courses are UK Rural Skills accredited and BHS approved for CPD. It also offers equine therapies and kinesiology taping for horses.
Equestrian Relationship Coach is run by Cat Roy-Stanley in Mid Wales. She offers coaching for horse owners, equine massage and fascia release, and force-free training sessions. Online courses and resources are also available.
Toad Hall Farm near Uckfield, East Sussex, founded in 2021, is a 25-box livery yard and equine therapy centre. The therapy centre has a water treadmill, cold saltwater spa and salt and oxygen room for rehabilitation. It also hires out a horsebox.
Liv Free offers pet and equine massage therapy from Bolney, West Sussex. Equine massage sessions include an assessment and follow-up treatments. Small animals are also treated. Liv is training to become a qualified animal physiotherapist.
Animal Mobility Therapy provides mobile veterinary physiotherapy for horses and dogs in West Sussex and surrounding areas. Treatment is given at the yard or at home, alongside the animal's vet. The therapist is NAVP and IRVAP registered.
EquiZen Equine Sports Massage offers equine massage for all types of horse throughout West Sussex and the wider area. Massage supports horses in hacking, competition and training.
The Royal Artillery Equestrian Centre is a 5-star, BHS-approved riding centre at Baker Barracks, Thorney Island, Emsworth. Founded in 1985, the charity provides riding for physical rehabilitation of wounded and injured service personnel, veterans and the local community.
Back in Balance is an equine rehabilitation business covering Hampshire, Surrey and Berkshire. It combines manual therapy, saddle fitting and rehabilitation and maintenance planning for horses with back pain and other issues.
Team Opposition is based at Landford Common Farm and Stud, home of the Opposition breeding line. 5* event rider Kirsty Johnston trains riders from grassroots to CCI4*-L level. The yard also runs the Aquastride water treadmill for client horses.
Clifford's Kingdom is a Suffolk Punch horse centre in Cornwall founded by Jessica Miller. It breeds the rare Suffolk Punch and offers horse rides, carriage rides, horse-drawn funerals, family and school visits and equine assisted therapy sessions.
