Hands-on support shaped around the individual horse, its work and what its owner has noticed. Every visit begins with assessment — what follows depends on what is found.
Hands-on work focused on muscular condition, tension and comfortable movement.
Support for horses in competition work, with attention to workload and recovery.
Supportive therapy alongside a veterinary rehabilitation plan.
Regular sessions to help maintain muscular condition through a season.
A structured look at how your horse moves, in hand and at rest.
Sessions timed around competition to support preparation and recovery.
Equine therapy supports, and does not replace, veterinary diagnosis or treatment. If you have a concern about your horse's health, speak with your vet.
Describe your horse and its programme, and Katie will talk through which kind of visit makes sense — or whether something else should come first.
