Physio, osteopathy, bodywork and rehab — keep them sound and moving well.
Equi-Formance is run by veterinary physiotherapist Caroline Chambers and serves horses in Northern Ireland and the Republic. It offers equine physiotherapy, exercise programmes and clinics, and also treats dogs.
Lostford Equine Rehabilitation in Market Drayton, Shropshire, is run by Clare, an equine therapist and licensed racehorse trainer. It offers rehabilitation, hydrotherapy, thermography and other treatments. Horses can come for day visits, holiday livery or rehabilitation livery.
Cavallo Therapy at Seaton Red House Farm near Seaton Sluice offers equine assisted psychotherapy and learning using the EAGALA model. It combines horse interactions with psychological approaches such as ACT, CBT and compassion-focused therapy. Sessions are for children, adults, families and corporate groups.
Ranch Thérapie in Molay in the Jura is a centre dedicated to therapy with horses. Trained medical and paramedical professionals offer equine-assisted therapy and hippotherapy with suitable horses. A support association helps families fund sessions.
Catherine Marshall is a veterinary physiotherapist covering the North East of England. She offers canine and equine treatments, including massage, joint mobilisation, electrotherapy and proprioceptive exercises. She holds a certificate in veterinary physiotherapy and is a member of IRVAP. Treatment is arranged with the animal's vet practice.
Seven Mile Equine at Seaton Burn near Newcastle is an equine fitness and rehabilitation centre. It offers water treadmill sessions for rehabilitation and fitness and halotherapy (salt therapy) for horses. Sessions can be booked individually or in blocks.
Jessica Jones Veterinary Physiotherapy is a veterinary physiotherapist for dogs and horses. Equine sessions focus on mobility, stability, strength and proprioception to support recovery and prevent injury. Treatments include manual therapy, electrotherapies, kinesio taping and rehabilitation exercise prescription. Canine hydrotherapy and cat physiotherapy are also offered, covering North Wales, Cheshire and Shropshire.
Goldney EquinePhysio is a Worcestershire veterinary physiotherapist registered with the NAVP. It treats horses with manual therapy, H-wave electrotherapy, Photizo and remedial exercise. Canine sessions are also available.
Release Performance near Gainsborough offers equine sports and rehabilitation massage and short-term and specialist livery. The livery yard has CCTV, therapeutic flooring and a solarium for horses in rehab or on holiday livery. Human sports massage and rider biomechanics coaching are also offered.
Sun Hill Sports Horse Fitness & Rehabilitation Centre near Leyburn is run by Ann and George Duffield. It offers liveries and holiday liveries, a cold salt water treadmill, Vitafloor and solarium. An uphill all-weather gallop, round canter and arenas are available to hire.
Thorpe Farm Rehabilitation and Fitness near Great Smeaton, North Yorkshire is run by Amy and Tommy Fife. It offers rehabilitation, holiday and other livery with a gallop and water treadmill for fitness and recovery. It also has horsebox hire and a racing club.
The Way of the Horse is a not-for-profit equine therapy and equine facilitated learning centre near Mablethorpe, Lincolnshire. It supports people with trauma, anxiety, SEND needs and emotional challenges through work with horses. It also runs retreats and training courses for facilitators and professionals.
The Enterprise Centre is a charity in the Kirklees Valley Nature Reserve near Bury that runs equine assisted learning and animal-assisted therapy. It provides alternative education for young people, specialising in SEND and SEMH learners, with integrated maths, English and science. The centre keeps therapy ponies in its own stables. It also runs adult, women-only and community programmes and a community cafe.
East Yorkshire Equine Assisted Therapy is a community interest company offering equine assisted therapy and equine assisted learning. Sessions are ground-based interactions with horses for children, young people and adults, including trauma-focused therapy. It also runs ASDAN animal care courses covering horse care.
Spear Hill Stud near Shipley, West Sussex is the base of 4* event rider and coach Laura Schrøter. It offers coaching and clinics, event horse ownership, and a performance and rehabilitation centre with a water treadmill and TheraPlate, including rehabilitation livery. It also runs a breeding programme, horse sourcing and arena hire.
Hephzibah Horses in Woodchurch, Kent, is an equine based therapy centre run by clinical trauma therapist Emma Rourke with her three horses. It offers equine assisted trauma therapy for adults and children, coaching and faith based mentoring.
Liz Wenman is a McTimoney animal manipulation and Masterson Method practitioner based in Churt, Surrey. She treats horses with hands-on therapy and myofascial release across Surrey, Hampshire and West Sussex, and runs camps and clinics.
The Country Osteopath is Aiyana Everest, an osteopath and FEI permitted equine therapist. She treats horses and riders for comfort and performance across Sussex and Kent and offers rider coaching packages.
Emma Ramanathan is an equine osteopath based near Crawley. She treats competition, leisure and performance horses across Surrey, West Sussex, Hampshire and parts of Kent, and also treats riders.
Yorkshire Equestrian Centre in South Milford is a competition and training venue. It offers DIY and full livery, arena and cross country hire, clinics and an equine water treadmill with short stay livery.
Chariots of Fire Equestrian Centre CIC at Boreland in southern Scotland was founded in 1998. It offers one-to-one riding and carriage driving lessons, drive outs and competitions. It works with over 150 clients with additional needs, using adapted carriages that can carry wheelchairs.
Comprehensive Vet Physio was founded by Rachel Chadfield and provides mobile veterinary physiotherapy for horses and dogs across the North East and Yorkshire. It offers hands-on therapy, electrotherapies including INDIBA and structured rehabilitation programmes.
KLD Animal Therapy is run by Kelly Donaldson, a McTimoney veterinary chiropractor and animal massage therapist. She treats horses and dogs across Northumberland and North East England with veterinary consent.
Pine Veterinary Physiotherapy is run by IRVAP veterinary physiotherapist Megan Pine. It provides mobile physiotherapy for horses and small animals across Yorkshire and the North West within 50 miles of Rochdale. It also sells equine products and guides.
