Physio, osteopathy, bodywork and rehab — keep them sound and moving well.
Balancing Point is an osteopathic equine bodywork practice run by Rachel Ashworth, an equine osteopath and licensed massage therapist in Prescott, Arizona. She works with horses from trail horses to show athletes, selecting modalities to support comfort, mobility and performance.
KC Equine Wellness is run by Katey Campbell, an equine functional osteopath and holistic nutritionist. She treats horses and dogs in person in Central Alberta and on Vancouver Island, and offers online consultations. She also teaches clinics and sells digital products on horse health.
Marlène Chauvot is an animal osteopath trained at the National Institute of Animal Osteopathy, practising since 2014 around Mâcon. She treats horses, dogs and cats and travels across Bourgogne, Rhône-Alpes and Franche-Comté. She practises tissue-based osteopathy.
Inès Buisson is an animal osteopath registered with the French veterinary order (OA211), trained at the European School of Animal Osteopathy. She treats horses, dogs, cats and small pets at home or at the stable in Tarn, Tarn-et-Garonne, Haute-Garonne and Lot-et-Garonne. She has a particular focus on equine osteopathy.
Marie Puget is a freelance equine osteopath based in Île-de-France, registered with the French veterinary order. She offers osteopathy sessions and seaweed wrap treatments for horses. She also works as a competition groom at national and international events.
Hortense Lancesseur is an animal osteopath and equine dental technician based in Normandy, registered with the French veterinary order (OA 829). She trained in equine dentistry in Belgium and Germany and in animal osteopathy. She treats horses, dogs, cats and small pets and travels to other regions on request.
Julie Lapalus is an animal osteopath registered with the French veterinary order (OA 1815) working around Dijon. She treats horses, dogs, cattle, sheep and other animals at home visits, and small animals at her practice. Equine consultations are listed among her services.
HLS Equine & Canine Osteopathy is run by Hannah Stevenson, an osteopath with a postgraduate certificate in animal osteopathy. She treats horses and dogs across Hampshire and the New Forest, and also offers combined horse and rider assessments. Human osteopathy is offered at a clinic in Lymington.
One Osteopathy is a mobile osteopathy practice treating humans and horses. Principal osteopath Dr Grant Kemlo is also a qualified equine chiropractor. Equine treatments are mobile and aim to support recovery and the comfort and performance of horse and rider. Human patients can be seen at home or at partner clinics.
Estelle Moerman is a veterinarian in Ath, Belgium, who visits animals at home. Her services include general medicine, osteopathy and massage, acupuncture, laser therapy, ultrasound and nutrition advice. She offers equine dentistry and wellbeing treatments for horses. She treats horses as well as dogs and cats.
Drive My Horse is a small horse business in Balâtre near Namur run by the Dumont family. It offers horse transport by lorry with an experienced driver. It also rents stables, paddocks and fields with shelters for horses. Aurore Dumont offers equine therapies including massage and energy work.
Equi-Scotia is a community interest company in Central Scotland established in 2020. It delivers equine facilitated learning, therapy and psychotherapy, runs accredited training courses for practitioners, and offers team development workshops with horses.
Espace Équestre Équi'Soins is an equestrian facility on 8 hectares in the south of Calvados, near Vire Normandie. It offers psychomotor therapy with horses, including hippotherapy and equine-assisted therapy. It also offers livery for horses and ponies and breeds equines.
Équithérapie 63 is run by Sylvia Roche in the Puy-de-Dôme, France. She offers equine-assisted therapy for children and adults and equicoaching for individuals and companies. She has over 20 years of experience.
Arion Coaching & Chevaux is run by Gaelle Heissat, a certified coach, equine mediator and equi-coach in Normandy. She offers coaching, equine mediation, equi-coaching and liberty work with her four horses.
Equine Therapies is run by Tracey Cooper, who offers equine bodywork and rehabilitation services. She is based at her yard in PE12 and covers Lincolnshire, Cambridgeshire and Northamptonshire. She has added zoopharmacognosy as a new service.
Charlotte Bunyard is an equine physiotherapist and nutritionist covering Oxfordshire and the Cotswolds. She holds a level 6 diploma in equine physiotherapy and is RAMP registered. She offers physiotherapy sessions, laser treatment and nutrition consultations.
Balance Veterinary Physiotherapy is run by veterinary physiotherapist Anna Jessop in Leeds. She offers mobile physiotherapy for horses, dogs and cats across Yorkshire. Treatments include massage, stretching, laser therapy, NMES and TENS. Sport massage for owners is also available at a clinic.
Hannah Gerard is a BSc (Hons) veterinary physiotherapist and member of the National Association of Veterinary Physiotherapists. She offers mobile equine and canine physiotherapy across North and East Yorkshire and in Warwickshire. She works with vets to support rehabilitation and performance.
White Rose Veterinary Physiotherapy is a veterinary physiotherapy practice for horses and dogs in Yorkshire. Its physiotherapists use manual therapy, laser, INDIBA and tailored home exercise plans. The team supports rehabilitation after surgery and the management of musculoskeletal conditions. It also runs a rehab yard and provides large animal rescue training to fire services.
Maxime Willems - Therapy & Training at Patchs Beach in the Northern Rivers offers counselling, Gestalt psychotherapy and equine-assisted therapy. It also runs equine wellness experiences and retreat days alongside yoga. Maxime is a registered counsellor trained in dressage and at the Equine Psychotherapy Institute.
Sydney Equine Assisted Learning provides equine-assisted psychotherapy using the EAGALA model and equine-assisted learning programs. It also offers horsemanship classes and beginner lessons. Groups served include children, seniors, school excursions, team development and individual or family counselling.
Hillview Animal Therapies provides equine and canine assisted therapy in the Hunter Valley. Sessions are designed by a qualified counsellor and certified equine and canine behaviourist. Clients work with horses through grooming, feeding and focus exercises to support issues such as anxiety, trauma and grief. The program grew out of a decade of equine-assisted therapy work.
